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Not a real spoiler, just a theory, which might reveal the shocking ending, if it comes true:

Was leader specifically aiming to be D at 8:30? Seeing as he both dropped and checked at 1 minute.

@RapidLord You should watch Kaiji Season 1 for intense rock paper scissors. @marcyvq That's true but, this is Usogui we're talking about and Yakou has to look at his watch the moment the handkerchief falls.

Wait a minute.. Where exactly is Yakou standing? Can't C attempt to read whether the handkerchief has been dropped out of his face?

Kadokura gets a power up from almost dying? I wonder how will he react when he finds out that a short guy with receding hair is his Prince.

For some reason, I really like Floyd Lee as a character.

@OverSky The crack is one thing, but RapidLord already noticed the broken glass object in chapter 431. Read the second comment on chapter 432 from xkcdhawk:

@OverSky Not true, it was noticed by RapidLord in the previous chapter 431 already. Two things I learned from this gamble: Never underestimate Usogui And... Never underestimate Usogui's comment section 😀 There wasn't a single thing that wasn't called by someone in the comment section before...

@Veshv If you ask me, it's way more crazy to think that the message will actually reach Hal under those circumstances than believing he will understand that "HAL it's 36" means 25, even without him recovering his memories.

@RapidLord I'm pretty sure Baku just choose the name Hal for him. I don't know guys... Hate to be the party pooper here, but for me, this is too much of a stretch. . 1. Usogui had no way of knowing if the morse code will actually reach Hal. Is steel really that good of a sound conductor that it...

@Timadara I will leave the explanation of that to my buddy Vincent: https://mangadex.org/chapter/883983/12

There is another possibility: It's pretty clear now Baku broke the thingy. But that doesn't necessarily mean that it is showing the air left incorrectly. If it doesn't that would mean that Baku didn't save any air. But maybe that's what he wants Lalo to think. He wants him to notice that it is...

@Jonui As for Fukurous motive to want Lalo take over Kakerou, I think it has more to do with Usogui than Hal. When he met with Shion, he was most likely aware of the information that Lalo is competing with Usogui for the right to challenge the leader. From his perspective, Usogui is someone...

@catx3 If you haven't said that, I would have no idea. Yeah, it is clear if you keep track of how much BIOS is on the table, but I just didn't and looking at the comments from previous chapter, I wasn't the only one. That's incredibly confusing from the author for very little reason other than...

So it was a bluff after all and everything is back on track with the theory of Baku believing in Hal to throw this hand. More interesting to me is Fukurou.. Did he do that on purpose? Or did Hal do something to him to make him?

@dbpop K = 13 Q = 12 13*3 + 12*2 = 39 + 24 = 63 @xkcdhawk The meaning behind the name Hal is that Hachina always thinks one step ahead, like a computer: https://mangadex.org/chapter/705471/17 Which again, would make sense that when Baku said "I'm betting on you Hal", he is in fact betting on...

Da Faq?

If this if a punishment for a regular lost, then what the hell does calamity do?

Hal aside, when Fukurou said that the game can only be poker, I don't think this game was quite the thing he had on his mind 🤣

Yeah, there is no doubt in my mind that Hal made this round into a calamity on purpose. The question is, why?