Movies like Two for the Money

Helmed by Martin Scorsese, Casino is a classic in the genre of gambling and crime. With its gritty portrayal of Las Vegas and the mob's involvement in the casino world, fans of Two for the Money will appreciate the high-stakes and the exploration of the gambling industry's underbelly.

Based on a true story, Molly's Game recounts the life of Molly Bloom, who ran an underground poker empire for Hollywood celebrities, athletes, business tycoons, and the Russian mob. The film's depiction of the high-stakes poker world and its legal ramifications will intrigue those who enjoyed the depth and drama of Two for the Money.

Based on a true story, 21 is about a group of MIT students who become experts in card counting and take Vegas casinos for millions. The themes of risk, reward, and the intricacies of gambling strategies parallel those in Two for the Money, appealing to fans of clever and thrilling gambling-related drama.

As a sequel to The Hustler, The Color of Money stars Paul Newman and Tom Cruise as it delves into the world of professional pool hustling. Similar to Two for the Money, the movie examines mentorship, the thrill of the game, and the concept of risk vs. reward.

Rounders, featuring the underground world of high-stakes poker, follows a reformed gambler who must return to playing big stakes poker to help a friend pay off loan sharks. The movie's focus on gambling, morality, and the hustle of making it big will resonate with fans of Two for the Money.

This film follows a bank manager with access to a multimillion-dollar account as he uses it to make a series of increasingly dangerous bets. Owning Mahowny showcases the darker side of gambling addiction, providing a character study that viewers of Two for the Money will find both deeply compelling and cautionary.