Bat Masterson - S01E28: Lottery of Death
During a high stakes poker game Bat agrees to accept one-half of a lottery ticket as payment for a gambling IOU. His trouble starts when his ticket is declared the winner but the other owner is found dead without the half of the ticket.
Director: Walter Doniger
Cast: Gene Barry
All Episodes - Season 1
01Double ShowdownOct 08, 195802Two Graves for Swan ValleyOct 15, 195803Dynamite Blows Two WaysOct 22, 195804Stampede at Tent CityOct 29, 195805The FighterNov 05, 195806Bear BaitNov 12, 195807A Noose Fits AnybodyNov 19, 195808Dude's FollyNov 26, 195809The Treasure of Worry HillDec 03, 195810Cheyenne ClubDec 17, 195811Sherman's March Through Dodge CityDec 24, 195812Trail PirateDec 31, 195813Double Trouble in TrinidadJan 07, 195914Election DayJan 14, 195915One Bullet from Broken BowJan 21, 195916A Personal MatterJan 28, 195917License to CheatFeb 04, 195918SharpshooterFeb 11, 195919River BoatFeb 18, 195920Battle of the PassFeb 25, 195921Marked DeckMar 11, 195922Incident in LeadvilleMar 18, 195923The Tumbleweed WagonMar 25, 195924Brunette BombshellApr 01, 195925DeadlineApr 08, 195926Man of ActionApr 22, 195927A Matter of HonorApr 29, 195928Lottery of DeathMay 13, 195929The Death of Bat MastersonMay 20, 195930The Secret Is DeathMay 27, 195931Promised LandJun 10, 195932The Conspiracy (Part 1)Jun 17, 195933The Conspiracy (Part 2)Jun 24, 195934The Black PearlsJul 01, 195935The Desert ShipJul 15, 195936The Romany KnivesJul 22, 195937Buffalo KillJul 29, 1959 Bat Masterson S01E28 Synopsis
Stream Bat Masterson "Lottery of Death" in HD quality on Goojara. Originally aired on 1959-05-13, this episode is part of Season 1 of Bat Masterson. Directed by Walter Doniger, the episode showcases skilled craftsmanship behind the camera. Featuring performances from Gene Barry among the cast. With a runtime of 30m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Western and Drama series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. During a high stakes poker game Bat agrees to accept one-half of a lottery ticket as payment for a gambling IOU. His trouble starts when his ticket is declared the winner but the other owner is found dead without the half of the ticket.
