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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Gambit is the name of a Merrill Heatter Game Show that premiered on CBS in 1972, the same day as The Joker's Wild and The Price Is Right. Two couples played blackjack while answering knowledge questions asked by host Wink Martindale. Very few episodes are known to have survived. |
