Sequel of Cash Out (2024).

Moonshine says: "High Rollers" attempts to navigate the treacherous waters of the gambling underworld but ultimately stumbles into a sea of mediocrity. The plot is a jumbled mess, failing to deliver the thrills and tension one might expect from a film centered around high stakes. While the characters possess a certain charm, they are poorly developed and lack the depth necessary to engage viewers on any meaningful level. The performances are serviceable, with actors doing their best to breathe life into a script that feels more like a first draft than a polished screenplay. Despite their efforts, the dialogue often falls flat, leaving moments that should be tense or dramatic feeling awkward and forced. Visually, "High Rollers" offers little in terms of creativity or flair; it’s as if the cinematography took a backseat to the convoluted storyline. The pacing drags at times, making it difficult to stay invested in what’s happening on screen. While there are fleeting moments of potential—hints of intrigue buried beneath layers of cliché—they are not enough to salvage this film from its overall lackluster execution. In an era where gripping narratives and dynamic characters reign supreme, "High Rollers" feels like an unfortunate misfire that leaves audiences wanting more. Ultimately, it's hard to recommend this film when there are so many better options available in the genre.