Visual Description: Some hungry looking gamblers!
ADGEL = GLADE, BYASS = ABYSS, TELKIN = TINKLE, KNIBAG = BAKING — Giving us: GESSTKBAI
Clue/Question: What the poker group played for.
Answer: BIG STEAKS
(Shouldn’t there be quotation marks around STEAKS? Or, are they just leaving it open for STAKES?) — YUR
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Visited by 90 year old parents–just after dinner.They just finished today’s jumble and told me they got the answer–and they said the answer.Told them–I just got the answer also.
I also–had finished the jumble–when I got home from work–and got ” the answer”.
Looking at their jumble–they had “stakes’–to my surprise.
I had “steaks” , back at home in print.Then shared with them
the “other” steaks.
Dad went on–to mention “other” stakes–that you pitch a tent with, investment stakes, etc.
So–this is a “fun” jumble.
Same letters–different words–that sound the same.
Thanks
JT
Straight up would be BIG STAKES, but in the cartoon the one guy tells the loser that: “Dinner’s on you.”, leading me (and you?) to believe that the answer s/b BIG STEAKS.
YUR