@Kafka unfortunately only the first two chapters are translated in that language, I got the rest of the raws though (almost). I'll pm you the ones I found.
Yes please.
@Kafka All I could find was a thai (I think) translation. The raws are also definitely out there, so it kinda sucks that no one wants to translate to English.
Yep. It was too predictable. Simply too bad. Even if what he said was true I would've chosen the right as well myself. If Champ really intended to be honest with BK he would've told him exactly which direction the other team was planning on choosing, instead of either up or down, or he would've...
Ah, Ryuusei getting fucked by being a greedy, shitty teammate. Wonderful. The banker quitting strategy was quite obvious too, how come no one else realized it besides BK, lol.
@Jonui It's fine, it's just that "target" has already been used in the Manga with a slightly different meaning, so it's confusing. Copying would be better, I guess, haha.
@Jonui Ah, I forgot your definition of "targeting" someone is to always go for the 1st round move of that player, which is not what I would call targeting at all... But yeah.
@catx3 Yeah, I think we'll have to accept that it was just luck. It's not far-fetched at all with these odds anyway.
@Jonui Why would it be a big assumption to think BK would target one of them? They bet 200 bios, the most anyone ever has.
@TheInvisableKid Ah, that is true. Well, hitting a 50/50 twice is more believable. I mean the other scenario would've been believable too, but it's not like BK to leave such a thing to chance. Even if it's good odds.
That's kinda crazy... Hitting a 25% probability in the first shot and then hitting 50% probability in the last round all in one match on the two highest bidding targets? It's possible but... Well, I guess he predicted that he wouldn't be the type of person to duel in the 2nd round, but still...
Told ya that was BK's strategy. It worked so far, which means the banker always chose to deal, so BK had a certain win after passing the 1st round. But now there will be a battle between two manipulators, and although BK is obviously at a higher level, I'm curious to see how the game will evolve.
@Jonui Dueling only guarantees your victory as a target if the banker always chooses the direction the target chose in the first turn. Which won't happen if the banker realizes this strategy, meaning dueling as the target doesn't guarantee your victory, as you suggest. Unless you define the...