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Action & Adventure, Drama • 2022 • 1h 0m
Episode 1
At a high-end gambling house, skilled judicial trainee Kim Yo-han risks more than he can afford as Mok Jin-hyeong pushes him to bet even higher.
Episode 2
Amid the countless inmates out to get him, Yo-han finds a person willing to take a chance on him. He makes his debut in the prison’s underground casino.
Episode 3
Yo-han hones his gambling skills under the masterful guidance of a mysterious neighbor. As his confidence grows, he begins to target higher-stakes games.
Episode 4
Jang Seon-o begins mentoring Yo-han, while Song Du-cheol seeks retribution. Meanwhile, Oh Su-yeon moves to form a strategic alliance.
Episode 5
Seon-o asks Yo-han to spy for him, while Su-yeon investigates the mysterious death of Yo-han's grandmother and its connection to an officer's suicide.
Episode 6
Seon-o promises to teach Yo-han the art of deception if he helps him take on Yang Jun. Meanwhile, Nam Dae-mun sees an opportunity to take power.
Episode 7
Yo-han finds a man who may be the key to tracking down his grandmother's killer. Hong Jae-seon monitors Su-yeon and blocks her investigation.
Episode 8
Yo-han uncovers the secret forces aligned with the Yang brothers. Meanwhile, Jae-seon searches for legal grounds to raid the prison.
Episode 9
Pinned for murder and running out of options, Yo-han pledges his loyalty to Do Won-bong. Jin-hyeong cuts a deal with Yoon Byeong-uk.
Episode 10
Yo-han plays cards against the stockholders of a cosmetics company to sweep up their valuable shares and earn an invitation to a VIP after-party.
Episode 11
Yo-han navigates setbacks and close calls as he executes a multilayered scheme to escape from the casino and seize a massive slush fund.
Episode 12
After expanding his network and influence, Yo-han pursues his next target. Seon-o gets a chance to settle the score. The Goldman Casino cleans house.
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Reviews
It started with a lousy introduction and a decent premise that was simple on paper and then began to jump between one plot after another until the end. There was a desperate need for a better coherent structure and pacing. The plot got overly convoluted for no practical reason. Up until the end, it kept introducing more and more new characters to widen the connection and keep the story running in circles. The characters were more or less fine but a lot of them came off in the form of a generic gangster in a Korean thriller. I appreciate not shoving romance between the leads, it would've been out of place for sure. I liked what they've done regarding the resolution of the bad guys, it had all the ingredients to end horribly but it didn't.
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