Bubbagr It's usually a good idea to avoid attempts to cash in on a worldwide fad, and this is no exception. The acting from pretty much everyone was horridly canned and boring, and the attempt at making the main trio sound well-versed in poker lingo was, well, less than spectacular. The only decent actor in the entire hour-and-a-half long skid-mark on poker is the Asian mobster, Mr. Chow, and his acting wasn't even all that great.-Spoilers Below- Three college-age girls get together over a summer and try to take the world of Texas Hold'em by storm. By cheating. The "review" on the back of the box makes it sound like they actually try to have some skill, but instead, they resort to marking the Aces (hence the title) by an invisible dye and reader glasses that the main character uses to see the dye.-End Spoilers- The main trio of actresses fit almost every stereotype there could be for college-age women, the super witch, the clueless and yet genius main character, and the spoiled brat/hold 'em whiz.Best to miss this one, only see if you want to waste an hour-and-a-half on a poor attempt at a poker flick.

xbgt85 For bad acting and three girls who cant even spell poker then this movie is for you. I have never acted in my life and could do a better job then these girl. They must of found them on the side and the road and wanted them to do the part. The acting is forced and they seem like they have know idea what they are talking about.For anyone in the poker scene do not waist your time with this movie. There have been good poker movies for the poker scene such as rounders. This is a movie worth watching. I just feel bad for anyone that paid money for this It is by far the worst movie i have ever seen in my life.

Randy_Lovely This is my first comment here, and this movie was so terrible I felt compelled to make it my first. With it's popularity on TV, probably about 5% of the US population knows how to play Texas Hold 'em. It was unfortunate for the producers that none of those 1.5 million people were available during the shooting of this movie. In addition to the terrible acting and pathetic script, technical inaccuracies abound. These things wouldn't have been a problem if the movie had turned to soft-core porn flick, it would have matched the rest of the production perfectly.There were four things I really liked about this movie, the three beautiful girls and the '68 (?) Camaro one of them drove. Aside from that, this doesn't even qualify as a B movie. Maybe D-.

TheGOLDENWALRUS First of all I knew what I was getting myself into when I watched this film. I knew it was going to be badly produced, acted, etc. But that doesn't explain the mess this movie was.Plot holes were common in this movie. The acting was hilarious. But most importantly, the audio was very awful. It wasn't really the camera shots that bothered me as some of the cinematography was actually pretty good. Yeah some of the camera shots prolonged but they did well for the 5 dollar budget this movie equipped. The audio was horrible. It was not at all clear and it would be amazing if they even boom-miked the actors. The three girls were hilariously awful except maybe Brooke (Lacey Toups). But she still wasn't anything special but very attractive. The whole plot was three girls would cheat their way in poker games by simply putting a dye on all the aces. Than Toups character would put on x-rayish glasses that would see the dye so the other players couldn't. Eventually Toups' character got tired of cheating and wanted to win for real. It was also funny how this movie was "unrated" when it very much could just be labeled as an R rated movie. The f-bombs were very badly placed and seemed to be thrown in their to give in the R/unrated rating. There was only one nude scene that had nothing to do with the movie and was hilarious how badly the director tried to fit it in the storyline.I have to admit, the producers had connections because it is at the videostore that I work at.