At some point, you have to stop believing in, and trusting in luck... and believe in, and trust in one's self' seems to be the message to take away, with this somewhat enjoyably quaint and funny, but ultimately forgettable, all-star character play. Rebecca Hall is adorable and charming as a naive, ditsy, albeit keenly numbers-savvy young woman, Beth, looking for something more, career-wise, than tending a door-to-door stripper gig. Abruptly trekking from Florida, to Las Vegas, Nevada, resignedly bound for cocktail waitressing, she instead quickly finds a niche in a motley crew, who are carving out a sweet bundle, engaging in legal sports gambling... a team led by a coolly savvy and seasoned Dink (Bruce Willis), who laid-back shakily runs the show, and sees the newly employed lass as a sort of untried protegee and unfailing good luck charm, with her keenly adept, albeit scatterbrained ability with juggling numbers.