🃏 In TODAY I LEARNED… 🃏 🎶 It's time for another installment of 'Guess the Song'! We've covered a lot of newer gambling anthems in this segment, but this week we're going old-school — straight from the Broadway stage to the Rat Pack era. This song is a plea to fortune itself — a smooth-talking, tuxedo-clad appeal to Lady Luck to stick around for one more roll of the dice. It's charm, swagger, and superstition all wrapped up in one classic number. The song is instantly recognizable from its orchestral swing and that unmistakable velvet voice. Can you guess the song from this clue instead of lyrics this time (we don't want to give it away too easily!)? It's a direct address to fortune personified as a woman, begging her not to wander off tonight, set against a full swinging horn section. Clue 1️⃣: Originally written for a 1950s Broadway musical about a crew of New York City gamblers. Clue 2️⃣: Made famous by a velvet-voiced member of the "Rat Pack." Clue 3️⃣: This same artist also famously sang about doing things "My Way." Can you tell us what this week's gambling song is? Let us know your answer in the comments below! 🎲🃏
