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Message: [QUOTE="Grossberger, post: 1300462, member: 55797"] Here are just a few of the MANY goofs found in the movie as pointed out on IMDB.com (the 2nd greatest website IMO) [I]Early in the movie when Le Chiffre is playing poker with another gentleman, he says, "All in. I have two pair and you have a 17.4% chance of making your straight," the 17.4% is correct from his opponents perspective since he knows his own 2 cards plus 4 community cards leaving 46 unknown cards and 8 cards which would give him a straight (8/46=17.4), but from Le Chiffre's point of view, he knows 2 more cards and therefore the probability of a getting a straight would be 8/44=18.2%. It does not matter that he doesn't truly know his opponents cards, he is merely stating the probability assuming he has an outside straight draw[/I]. [I] At the end of the major poker tournament Bond passes a chip from the table to the dealer as a tip. While this is done in cash games, in a tournament the chips have no actual value. They chips are just markers to play with as the money is pooled together and paid out to those that cash, in this case in the special account that is unlocked by the password. If the chip had any value Bond would be tipping the dealer with the casino's money as all his winnings were in that account[/I] [I]When Bond enters the encrypter password before the tournament, he enters 836547. Later in the film, the password is revealed to be VESPER, which does not match. (It should be 837737.) [/I] [I]The Boeing 747 does not have afterburners, as depicted during the airport chase scene, when it used them to avoid hitting the Miami police vehicles.[/I] Just a few of the many many many goofs found in the movie. [/QUOTE]

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