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@nhattminhh My bad. I just assumed it was reiterating the same stuff from last chapter, so I skipped it.

I doubt this would happen, but was it ever explained how they'd determine who gets what if they both bet the same amount?

I can't help but be amused at seeing Baku participate in the colosseum. He seemed so out of place. Lol

So Robert was just a red herring. Also, we finally see a glimpse of Souichi! Seems like he's set up camp in the Shoudo kingdom?

So wait, when they say "returning players," do they mean players that have been to Protoporos before and have come back? Or do they mean players that are set to leave? Also, I'm a little lost on the significance of the third day that Lalo seems to be hinging his objective for Robert on.

@Jonui Yeah, true. Overall though, I think it's less about the actual fight and more about emphasizing what the developers' mindsets are, and what they're capable of doing (or what they have in their arsenal). Not to mention, Kyara's fight with Robert was a pretty short, so giving him more...

Maybe Vincent benefits in some way from having Robert outside of his team? It's just a bit hard to believe he'd have full confidence in winning that bet. At least, enough to propose such a dangerous wager without having some type of contingency plan or ulterior motive with one of his allies...

Hmm, a mysterious slave appearing and effortlessly beating up attackers? I wonder who that could be...

@BossCrab Hmm, if that's the case then the developers must be unaware of the ban gamble going on right now?

Oh Kaji, you poor fool. Lol At least they'll have Marco on their side.

@Veshv Wow, you're right. I can't believe I didn't notice that.

It's interesting that Ikon seemed to have had this idea of sending them to this colosseum from the start. I wonder if Baku knew about this prior. And I'm guessing they'll have to fight for their citizenship here. Maybe earn some bios in the process?

I honestly don't recall Baku going along with anyone else's proposals. Even if, there's usually always a some hidden catch with him. So yeah, Champ trying to lead Baku on with an offer obviously wasn't going to work here either. I got to admit though it was good attempt. Especially managing to...

Jeez, I initially didn't understand why they had to stand on the steps depending on how much they bet. But since the banker's naturally going to single out the person with the highest bet, it makes sense that everyone else can't just follow accordingly. Lol

Ah, so anyone can come to the island as long as they pay. Almost like a vacation resort. I don't think that was mentioned previously. At first it seemed like it was implying only people who were invited were allowed to come (and also those who got shipped in as punishment), but that would've...

I wonder what determines where you stand in the hierarchy. It's just peculiar that Baku seemingly started off as a "slave" here as opposed to a "citizen," seeing as how he isn't in the same position as the rest there.

So it's gonna be like a gambling battle royale?

Part of me finds it difficult to think Baku went in expecting to lose. I mean, I get having a contingency plan, but he just said that the desire for victory is one of the most important things for gambling. If that's the case, then wouldn't he naturally play to win? Then again, that same desire...

Yeah, I'm pretty lost on this one. Like, what's the deal with the paint ball? I mean, it must of been to prevent Souichi from shooting himself, but who shot it exactly? Eba? But that begs the question of "when" and "how."

@RapidLord I think it has something more to do with his pride. Baku clearly has confidence in his own wits to get himself out of trouble. He probably feels he doesn't need physical capabilities to hold his own in a conflict, as he can always worm his way out of one (or lead someone else to...