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One Hundred And Eight is now Mystical 108; examples should be about the religious significance or at least be a clear reference to Eastern religions
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* In ''E-card'', they say that Kaiji has the possibility to win up towards [[spoiler: 100 million yen]]. However, if you actually do the math, you'll find it's slightly more than that. [[spoiler: 1 mm = 100 thousand yen]]. If he bets the max amount for each round [[note]]30 mm[[/note]] and never loses once, he would win [[spoiler: 18 million]] from all the ''Emperor'' rounds [[note]]100k*30*6=18 mil[[/note]], and the money received from winning all of the ''Slave'' rounds would be 5 times that amount [[note]]18 mil*5=90 mil[[/note]]. Add up the total sum and what do you get? [[spoiler: [[OneHundredAndEight 108 million yen.]]]]
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* In ''E-card'', they say that Kaiji has the possibility to win up towards [[spoiler: 100 million yen]]. However, if you actually do the math, you'll find it's slightly more than that. [[spoiler: 1 mm = 100 thousand yen]]. If he bets the max amount for each round [[note]]30 mm[[/note]] and never loses once, he would win [[spoiler: 18 million]] from all the ''Emperor'' rounds [[note]]100k*30*6=18 mil[[/note]], and the money received from winning all of the ''Slave'' rounds would be 5 times that amount [[note]]18 mil*5=90 mil[[/note]]. Add up the total sum and what do you get? [[spoiler: [[OneHundredAndEight 108 million yen.]]]]]]
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* In the One Poker arc [[spoiler: due to the low chances of timing it right, as well as the assumedly impossible task of grabbing onto it when falling, there is seemingly no reason for the web meant to save you from dying after losing, outside of it acting as a HopeSpot. However, Kazuya needed a guaranteed safety precaution in case he ever ended up betting his red life and losing, and due to the nature of Mother Sophie being designed to be fair, he needed to hide a secret way to deactivate it on both sides, while keeping the method as hidden away as possible. As a result, he invented the net, with the sole purpose of justifying the existance of the button made to deactivate the penalty.]]
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* In the One Poker arc [[spoiler: due to the low chances of timing it right, as well as the assumedly impossible task of grabbing onto it when falling, there is seemingly no reason for the web meant to save you from dying after losing, outside of it acting as a HopeSpot. However, Kazuya needed a guaranteed safety precaution in case he ever ended up betting his red life and losing, and due to the nature of Mother Sophie being designed to be fair, he needed to hide a secret way to deactivate it on both sides, while keeping the method as hidden away as possible. As a result, he invented the net, with the sole purpose of justifying the existance existence of the button made to deactivate the penalty.]]
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* In ''E-card'', they say that Kaiji has the possibility to win up towards [[spoiler: 100 million yen]]. However, if you actually do the math, you'll find it's slightly more than that. [[spoiler: 1 mm = 100 thousand yen]]. If he bets the max amount for each round [[note]]30 mm[[/note]] and never loses once, he would win [[spoiler: 18 million]] from all the ''Emperor'' rounds [[note]]100k*30*6=18 mil[[/note]], and the money received from winning all of the ''Slave'' rounds would be 5 times that amount [[note]]18 mil*5=90 mil[[/note]]. Add up the total sum and what do you get? [[spoiler: [[OneHundredAndEight 108 million yen.]]]]
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* In the One Poker arc [[spoiler: due to the low chances of timing it right, as well as the assumedly impossible task of grabbing onto it when falling, there is seemingly no reason for the web meant to save you from dying after losing, outside of it acting as a HopeSpot. However, Kazuya needed a guaranteed safety precaution in case he ever ended up betting his red life and losing, and due to the nature of Mother Sophie being designed to be fair, he needed to hide a secret way to deactivate it on both sides, while keeping the method as hidden away as possible. As a result, he invented the net, with the sole purpose of justifying the existance of the button made to deactivate the penalty.]]
* In the One Poker arc [[spoiler: due to the low chances of timing it right, as well as the assumedly impossible task of grabbing onto it when falling, there is seemingly no reason for the web meant to save you from dying after losing, outside of it acting as a HopeSpot. However, Kazuya needed a guaranteed safety precaution in case he ever ended up betting his red life and losing, and due to the nature of Mother Sophie being designed to be fair, he needed to hide a secret way to deactivate it on both sides, while keeping the method as hidden away as possible. As a result, he invented the net, with the sole purpose of justifying the existance of the button made to deactivate the penalty.]]
