I fucked your mom shitlips!
I hope Hachina doesn't just toss Nobuko aside. I'd like to see him get a couple of followers of his own that aren't just his Kakerou henchmen. Maybe he'll "kill" her off just like he did with Oofuna.
Lalo is definitely aware that Robert K is a double agent; his message to Robert on the tablet in the last chapter noted that Robert would be in a bind if Lalo died. So he was kind of making Robert come help him to ensure that he stayed alive, since as far as Robert is aware, he needs Lalo to...
@darkknight42062
Suteguma was incapacitated by Ranko when he did not guess Baku's number of beads correctly. I believe Suteguma is technically part of Ranko's gang now; because Ranko bet on Suteguma and lost, she agreed to take Suteguma under her wing. Or something to that effect. We haven't...
We get to see Suteguma's brother! Cool. I was wondering why they kept putting Robert K behind a mask.
It looks like there might be an organization rivaling Kakerou and Ideal with this Island, if Arata is really the one bankrolling them.
A situation like this is perfect for Usogui. I'm sure he can take advantage of the owner.
Hopefully this fight is a little more intense. The last two big fights we got were Hachina and Kyara dummying Voja and Robert K.
I'm glad Lalo is living up to the hype. Not only is he calculating his own location, but probably had contingencies for both if Robert K won or lost. We're at the final boss tiers with Lalo and Hachina and it shows.
I also like the differences in strategies. Lalo already spent a large amount of...
At first I thought Robert K could have been Martin since I thought he might have survived the Tower match, but looking back at when he kills Caracal it seems like he didn't make it either somehow; there's two bodies there. He also wasn't a super proficient fighter like Robert seems to be either...
it's been such a long time since we've seen kyara truly in action, i'm glad he's still a monster. it would have been weird to see him struggle here.
it's also weird that we had this nearly unstoppable machine in Caracal with such buildup, and then Voja in the last arc, but Lalo's "ace" goes...
@saxifraga
I think that should be correct. From what I remember of Midara's explanation and example case, the only people who are supposed to know about the ban gamble are the referees and the players. His example was with people playing in the Japanese congress, and they had to play the match...
Looks like it's not just Lalos group they'll be competing with. I doubt the Developers want these outsiders to come onto their island and upset the balance.
I guess this is how we can find a circumstance like the one hinted at earlier where neither Usogui or Lalo can win.
EXTREMELY cathartic chapter. Great to see Marco wrecking shit again, especially on people who just want to take advantage of the slaves in the system. Baku is right, insanely easy money on the surface.
I can't help but feel there's something going on otherwise though, nothing ever really goes...
Hah, it looks like the mangaka was one step ahead of me. Instead of simply being owned by Baku like Kaji was, there are other plans in store for them.
Thanks for all the hard work as usual Team Duwang.
These guys were just no match for Baku. After beating the likes of Suteguma the slaves are just childs play. Like Champ said, they were all here because of their own decisions and actions, they're weak and don't have the mettle for high stakes gambles.
This whole game felt like a Kaiji arc...
There's nothing better than seeing the phrase "There's a certain-win strategy" in a gambling manga.
Thanks for the batch as usual.
edit: this is probably all but certain, but I wonder if someone will try to game the system here. you are forbidden to look behind you or talk while the game is...
Interesting game!
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I can see how this game could get pretty complex and deep when the bet values are closer and not clearly tiered like they were in this first game. Can't wait to see where the mindgames go.