How three out of four men betting that they would never marry fell victims to the darts of Cupid in the first skirmish. If it hadn't been a Western town with a scarcity of women the last man would have fallen and the bet called a draw. As it was he nursed a broken heart, and the wager serves only as a balm. -Moving Picture World, November 2, 1912, p. 488.
Alternate title: The Story of a Wager
This is a picture in which all the leading characters participated, and which they were all quite desirous of seeing. The local scenes are very fine, and readily recognizable. It is a good comedy. -- Santa Barbara Morning Press Brevities, December 15, 1912