THE GAMBIT BOARD & LAS VEGAS GAMBIT's Big NUMBERS.

1972-1976 (THE GAMBIT BOARD:) 21 Flip Cards numbered from "1" to "21" and Each & Everyone of these 21 Flip Cards has traditional prize with announce prize value of it's own price in U.S, Dollars (US$) among the 1972-1976 Standards of "GAMBIT" on CBS-TV for 5 Seasons and certain situation is making 21 to these flip cards among with traditional regular playing cards to helping the winning couple all cash & prizes plus (+) A New Car among the car's different model by it's own maker (e.g.: FORD) when they make 21 to collect "The Gambit Jackpot" Worth $500+ and also everything and an new car.

THE FEATURES:

Valuable Suit Cards at $500 (Each Card is A Spade, Heart, Diamond or Club to be added.)

50 to 500 Times The Card's Value Rank (Joker $1 to Ace $11 times the value on the card in cash.)

Double 21 New Year's Present (For New Year's when the winning couple wins 21 twice to collect Double times 52-53 (Leap Year) to the annuity mature of $500 X 42 = $21,000.)

Have A Nice Day Smile $100 (Considerate The Decade as GAMBIT on CBS-TV from 1972 to 1976.)

SWAP (1 PRIZE) (The Winning Couple must swap 1 Single Prize at a time to the new flip card.)

CA$H POT (The Little Gambit Jackpot) ($250+25 Starts early in Season 1 and the rest to it's cancellation time in 1976, It Double to $500+50 when it called discovery to this feature. )

BEAT THE DEALER: THE WINNING COUPLE Vs. WINK MARTINDALE Facing Dealer Elaine Stewart to Give Blackjack 21 to 1 of Them in A Traditional of Normal Blackjack 21 to Bust, Beaten or Saved.

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Game show based on blackjack using giant playing cards.

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