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It was written by Steve Carell and directed by Ken Kwapis. The Dunder Mifflin warehouse is converted into a full-blown gambling hall for the Scranton Business Park's Casino Night. Jim "proves" to Dwight that he has telekinesis (with help from Pam). Michael invites Jan to the Casino Night, but she declines. Afterwards, he announces to the office that the employee with the highest chip count will get a mini-fridge and 0 to donate to the charity of their choice. Jim and Pam set out to watch horrible band demo tapes for Pam's wedding.

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Jim explains to the documentary crew that he met with Jan about the sales position in Stamford because he has "no future here." Among the tapes, the two spot a Police cover band called Scrantonicity, in which Kevin is the lead singer and the drummer. Jim is all for this choice but Pam is embarrassed about it and prevents him from asking Kevin. Michael's real-estate agent Carol calls to set up an appointment to sign his insurance papers for his mortgage and he asks her to come to the festivities.

In the middle of the call, Michael takes a call from Jan, who tells him that she has decided to come to the casino night after all. When he returns to Carol's call, she also accepts his invitation.   Michael states that he has "two queens" for the Casino Night and that he is going to "drop a deuce on everyone." Carol arrives at the warehouse.  

Dwight states that he is in charge of keeping Jan away from Carol. Creed reveals that he is a kleptomaniac, stealing chips, money, and various items from work and at Casino Night.

Michael loses all of his money to Toby early in Texas hold 'em. Jan arrives and tells Michael she is okay with Carol. Dwight wins at craps and kisses Angela on the cheek.

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She slaps him and walks away with a grin on her face (Dwight has a smirk, too). Jim confronts Ryan about his relationship with Kelly, to which Ryan responds with a sheepish grin in the affirmative. Jim tries to check to see if Pam is bluffing in poker, which she isn't. At the bar, Jan and Carol share an awkward conversation. Jan asks Carol how long she and Michael have been in a relationship. Carol replies that it is their first date, to which Jan says condescendingly that Carol is a "good sport". After Kevin—who claims to be a professional card player—loses to the amateur Phyllis in poker ("Look," she exclaims happily, "I got all the clovers!

"), Roy approaches him and approves his band for the wedding (without talking to Pam about it), and when Kevin asks whether or not Pam had given her okay on the matter, Roy simply states "Whatever, I'm in charge of the music.". Jan and Jim share a scene outside, where she laments ever hooking up with Michael.