middle of the night for help. He convinces Eddie to come to the meeting the next day. After the meeting, Gene and Eddie stop at a diner. Eddie begs him to help and he finally relents. Seeing no other way out, Gene agrees to get Eddie into a high stakes poker game with the condition that if Eddie goes broke he will leave town. Eddie and a friend drive to the game with the bag and Eddie buys in for $15,000. After losing double that, Eddie takes a break and panics, deciding that he has to run. He calms down and decides to put the rest of the money in the game at once. After playing awhile he wins a huge pot and is back up with a profit. He wants to continue playing but his friend insists he cash out. Beginning to argue, he then clutches his chest and collapses. He is cashed out and driven to the hospital where he wakes the next day, late for dinner with Eva's family. He talks Ron into driving him to Eva's, and the movie ends with Eddie happily eating dinner with Eva and her family. Meanwhile, Michael is confused as to why he has $400 more than he started with. Cast Jake Johnson as Eddie Garrett, a recovering gambling addict. Aislinn Derbez as Eva, Eddie's love interest Joe Lo Truglio as Ron Garrett, Eddie's older brother who runs a company and hires Eddie. Although supportive of his younger brother he is nonetheless exasperated over his antics and immaturity. Keegan-Michael Key as Gene, Eddie's recovery sponsor Nicky Excitement as Nick Jose A. Garcia as Michael, a local thug who is going to serve a prison sentence and who entrusts Eddie with the bag Kris Swanberg as Kris Production In August 2015, it was announced Joe Swanberg would direct the film, from a screenplay written by him and Jake Johnson. It was later revealed Aislinn Derbez, Joe Lo Truglio and Keegan-Michael Key had been cast in the film, and secretly shot in Chicago. Release The film had its world premiere at South by Southwest on March 11, 2017. It was released on April 7, 2017, by Netflix. Critical reception Win It All has received positive reviews from film critics. It holds an 85% approval rating on review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes based on 39 critics, with an average rating of 6.8/10. The website's