It’s an okay film, nothing I feel compelled to revisit, and I can’t really suggest it to anyone. If you’re looking for crude comedies, it might fill the bill, but its quality doesn't compare favorably to something like "American Pie." The cast is populated with performers who aren't particularly impressive, and the female characters seem underdeveloped as a result. Shannon Elizabeth stands out whenever she appears; she's easily the strongest performer and also quite funny. Jamie Lee Pressly’s role feels designed purely for male viewers. I have an inexplicable fondness for Jake Busey ("The Frighteners"), but his character here is intentionally unpleasant, relying on a repetitive joke of portraying him as a sexist jerk. Despite some amusing parts, the movie doesn't offer much beyond a cautionary tale about gambling and objectifying women.

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