Kakegurui - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Episode 1
Pop idol sensation Yumemi challenges Yumeko to a gambling match, but Yumeko knows that Yumemi is hiding a dark ambition beneath her sweet exterior.
Episode 2
The crowd goes wild for the Yumeko versus Yumemi pop idol show down. The girls are all smiles on stage, but they've each put everything on the line.
Episode 3
Yumemi's scheme doesn't go according to plan, forcing her to throw her fate to pure luck. Later, Yumemi reveals the existence of an unknown saboteur.
Episode 4
Yumeko challenges Manyuda to a public match. Unable to back out, he wagers the vast war chest in his control as student council treasurer.
Episode 5
Manyuda goes all-in, betting all of the funds in his control. Desperate to continue gambling, Yumeko pushes Itsuki to wager more than she can afford.
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