Kingpin lays it on thick, telling Spidey he can't win and he should bail. At the end, it's only Spidey and Kingpin left. Kingpin shows up, saying he's heard about the game and puts up a huge amount of cash to each player, saying he's here to clean them out. Story is they got together on a regular basis for low-stakes poker, with all the winning donated to charity.

An issue of Spider-Man featured Spidey and several other heroes in a poker game.

Some baddies in Empowered play poker in the story 'Heroine Hold'em' - and she, Bound and Gagged, is the prize!.

so he passes out instead, forfeiting the game by default and releasing all the souls he's trapped over years of gambling. The end result? D'Arby tries to call his bluff, but physically can't because The Mob Boss Is Scarier. The game is won by Jotaro making an immense bluff - he doesn't even bother to look at his cards when dealt his hand, uses his Stand to psyche his opponent out by lighting a cigarette and grabbing a glass of juice unnoticed, and proceeds to raise by betting the souls of literally every one of his True Companions (or rather, he wagers the half that haven't been lost already against the half that have) as well as that of his dying mother against the secret of DIO's Stand. JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders briefly features poker that is played with chips representing the protagonists' souls.Rio -Rainbow Gate!- has its plot centered in a Casino, so poker is part of it, even though the series was based on a video game involving pachinko.Due to nature of the title, both times it had some variation of the rules to make it suit Liar Game Tournament - once it was 17-card poker and a later arc is concentrated around Bidding Poker (players don't draw cards but bid on them like in auction, similiarly they bid for cards other players discard when they want to change something with their hand). Up till now played twice in Liar Game.Since they just had gone through thousands of iterations of the 'Groundhog Day' Loop, Kyon decides that if they live that same day again, he is going to make a bet this time.

In the final scene of the Endless Eight arc in the anime adaptation of Haruhi Suzumiya, Kyon plays a poker game against Koizumi without betting money.

There's a poker game in the anime episode 49 in Gintama.

One of them even invites him to appease him in his anger because they haven't been acting as true heroes.

In the episodes 13-14 of the anime Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai, it is briefly shown that Dai interrupts the 'fake heroes' playing a poker game.

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