Later this is established as Rachel's catchphrase.

At the start of the episode, the girls and then the boys use an extended 'no'.

The cast played poker in a large dressing room between filming scenes.

Jeff Astrof & Mike Sikowitz Trivia General Janice Davis - Coffee shop patron (uncredited)

James Michael Tyler - Gunther (uncredited) Looking at each other, Joey and Chandler lunge towards the table to double-check his cards, with Ross quickly placing his hands over the cards.ĭavid Schwimmer - Ross Geller Supporting Cast Ross then muses that he 'thought' the same but that it doesn't matter since Rachel is now happy. As the women celebrate a victory over the men, Chandler muses how they thought Ross' cards were enough to beat the full house.

Joey and Chandler begin cheering although Ross folds, giving Rachel the victory. The bets keep rising through the roof, and Rachel presents the table with a full house. Instead of abandoning the game, she decides to take it out on Ross, raising the bets over the limit and making everyone fold. In the middle of a dealt hand, she receives a call from Saks informing her that she hasn't been picked for the job. Ross and Rachel keep on bickering during a poker game, where things start to go well for Rachel when she wins a hand on Ross. She gets an interview at Saks Fifth Avenue about a vacancy as a buyer's assistant. Tired of serving coffee at Central Perk, Rachel sends out resumes for job opportunities. Meanwhile, Ross picks up an old subject with Chandler and Joey - his love for Rachel. The women keep playing with the guys in the hope of winning one game over them. They ask Monica's aunt, Iris, a poker player, for help in the game, which makes them slightly improve their poker skills. The guys teach poker (Five-card draw) to the women, who lose spectacularly.

Friends the one with all the poker