Gambling King's Comeback in 2001
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On one hand, he defeated the gambling king, but on the other, he regrets not being there for his wife and daughter. After being assassinated by his arch-enemy, he travels back in time to the day his wife committed suicide. Back in 2001, he starts by making a lucky find and rises from a gambler to a big shot. Living his life over again, he's determined to make tons of money and make up for what he owes his wife and daughter!
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Gambling King's Comeback in 2001
On one hand, he defeated the gambling king, but on the other, he regrets not being there for his wife and daughter. After being assassinated by his arch-enemy, he travels back in time to the day his wife committed suicide. Back in 2001, he starts by making a lucky find and rises from a gambler to a big shot. Living his life over again, he's determined to make tons of money and make up for what he owes his wife and daughter!
Time Out for Revenge
After losing everything in a casino to save his father, Alex Ford awakens in 2000 with the pause-time power. He uses this gift to expose gambling scams, outsmart cheaters, and rescue his friends and sister from deadly traps. Ultimately, Alex recovers his losses and reveals the truth: the only real win in gambling is not to play.
