Bat responds to cry for help when a friend's small gambling house is threatened by rival casino owned by Big Keel Roberts. Roberts suggest that he and Bat play one hand of poker, with the winner gaining ownership of both casinos.
| Name | Type | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Andy White | Writer | ||
| Frank Pittman | Writer | ||
| Gene Levitt | Writer | ||
| Richard Warren | Guest Star | ||
| King Donovan | Guest Star | ||
| Adele Mara | Guest Star | ||
| Leon Alton | Guest Star | ||
| James Winslow | Guest Star | ||
| Charles Maxwell | Guest Star | ||
| Stephen Wootton | Guest Star | ||
| Sean Meany | Guest Star | ||
| Harry Raybould | Guest Star | ||
| Quintin Sondergaard | Guest Star | ||
| Troy Melton | Guest Star | ||
| Nick Nicholl | Guest Star | ||
| Elisha Cook Jr. | Guest Star | ||
| William Vaughn | Guest Star | ||
| Jean Willes | Guest Star | ||
| Robert Middleton | Guest Star | ||
| K.L. Smith | Guest Star | ||
| Walter Doniger | Director |