Suits Season 2 Episode 6 - All In

Harvey and Mike opt to pursue an unfair legal case based on Harvey's personal connection to the client. Simultaneously, Louis and Rachel collaborate to safeguard a revered organization. In the meantime, Jessica grapples with a past rival while striving to defend the firm.

Harvey accompanies his client, Keith Hoyt, to a casino in Atlantic City. Keith has a gambling problem and has put his company at stake for a loan from Thomas Walsh. Unfortunately, Keith loses the game, resulting in the loss of his company. Harvey comes up with a plan to devalue the company so that it's not worth anything and proposes a high-stakes poker game to Walsh. If Walsh wins, he keeps the company, but if he loses, he must return it to Keith and pay him $3.5 million. Against Jessica's concerns, Harvey goes ahead with the game and manages to win, securing Keith's company.

Meanwhile, Jessica discovers that the judge in their fraud case is Ella Follman, a former rival from their time at Harvard Law School. Jessica confesses that she had played a cruel prank on Ella during their competition for a job position. Ella offers to drop the case against Harvey and the firm if Jessica admits to her wrongdoing. Jessica reluctantly confesses and expresses that she would do it again if given the chance.

Louis and Rachel work together on a ballet-related tenant dispute case. Louis lends Rachel his dictaphone to transcribe notes, but Mike discovers recordings of his conversations with Harvey, including discussions about the Coastal Motors case. Realizing that Louis had shared this information with Daniel Hardman, Mike passes the evidence to Harvey. Harvey confronts Louis in his office, demanding that Louis owes him a favor for not taking further action against him.

Throughout these events, tensions rise, and personal conflicts intersect with the firm's legal battles, putting the characters' relationships and loyalties to the test.

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