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@Lithe Lalo is a man who switch plan as naturally as changing TV channel (as Usogui stated in the manga) and I think his action this time is exactly that: calmly grab the opportunity when the chance shows up (agreeing Souichi invitation, going for Arata's vest, grabbing Usogui's leg). Although...

Lol at Referee Douji. Dude planted his face flat on the glass frame. All the game that Usogui had from the beginning until now is for this very moment.. to drove a wedge into everyone's mind including the reader. The thing is whether Usogui saved up bios or not, it will be true to his character...

Goddammit Lalo. I really love how Usogui's second to last hurdle is a man like Lalo. His strategies and approach to things is somewhat polar opposite of Usogui. Even jumping right into Souichi's invitation is something true to his character-- reckless and straightforward. His last struggle by...

@chrischewie The morse code was done shortly before Lalo or Usogui (presumably) know about the participation of Fukurou and Hal. In Lalo's defense, Usogui's behaviour was simply a desperate front after taking the calamity or a mnemonic device. Also, I think Lalo is a more straightforward...

I honestly find it cheap if Usogui communicated through the table vibration. The solution is too simple and somewhat reaching. But, I'm sure the author knows how to hype it and explain why it is a godlike move by Usogui.

@darkknight42062 Fukurou didn't make any mistake during round 5, since his last job is make the best hand and he did. Even during round 4 you can arguably say he didn't make a mistake. He simply let go the chance to do better. His decision to not challange Hal into rounds of remake is very...

Hal deliberately made an invalid hand to preserve the strongest card. And he will continue to do so. This fact is known by fukurou after his fortunate invalidation, and he let go the only chance to win by chickening out. Fukurou's mistake: he should've made an invalid hand over and over again...

This is such a genius heel turn for Meng. He work for the yakuza but of course still has his own agenda to fulfill. Both of them were aligned but this chapter managed to put things into another perspective. Anyone have a recommendation for a martial arts manga with similar intricacies with batuque?

This is such a mess haha. It's quite hard to see each person's movement here, but somehow I enjoyed it nonetheless. Definitely could be better though. That short clash was a battle royal man, in such closed space too, all odds against BJ. I want to see B.J win this conflict so that his feats...

Have we catch up we Batuque raw? I'm really interested to how Baku or Lalu utilize the newfound fact that the poker game is a 2 vs 2. Also interested by how the author gonna hype up this last 2 confrontation.

Damn Sako Toshio sure know how to instill 'pain' in his drawing. I thought it was just going to be some pain but the imagery sure sold me good about how serious this pain is. Edit: I have a theory about what mistake Usogui made: letting Leader undergo punishment. How dare he make me (Shion)...

Usogui's gambles are long for gambling manga standard, and Batuque sure feels long compared to other martial arts manga. I for one doesn't mind this dragged style storytelling, but I want to know others opinion too.

Absolutely loving the guys dynamics, especially that overconfident swagger over the gambling plan. You are not usogui my dude, no way this plan gonna work out well.

Fukurou looks absolutely menacing man. You can feel his commanding presence through the author's brilliant art. Remember when Baku lose surpassing the leader, Souichi said that if Baku chose poker as the game, he would've won. Guess what, karma bite yo ass Souichi. No escaping from poker my dude.

He got me, Lalo bet on the calamity happening means that Lalo choosing 47 was not only because it's his strongest hand, but also because Lalo hoped to see the calamity and also win too (hence his 2 bios move to trap Baku; Lalo wants to win more). Calamity is still within Baku calculation I...

I don't believe Baku forgot about the calamity. When he said he caught a big fish at chaptee 434, it does not mean he caught Lalo's strongest hand, rather it means that he caught a calamity not at later rounds. Baku's 4 J 1 A have the highest probability to overlap with Lalo, because so far High...