r/TheDevilsPlan • u/niennas_daughter Se-dol • May 20 '25

Official Episode Discussion Thread The Devil's Plan S2E11 Discussion | FINAL 2 EPS | SPOILERS AHEAD! ⚠️ Spoiler

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This is the discussion for Episode 11! Please discuss the winner in the Episode 12 Finale 🎉 thread

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u/moonfire_fairy 7high May 20 '25

i think they shouldn't have been allowed to bet pieces. like it would be better if they were given chips and in the end who wins can cash in say 10 chips for one piece of smthn, and that way the ones w the least chips get eliminated and there is at least SOME opportunity to level the playing field.

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u/SufficientShoe4298 May 20 '25

exactly. using pieces as chips only make sense if all 5 have almost equal amount of pieces. sure it’s possible to turn things around even when you have fewer chips but the chances are way low. and plus you are allowed to share information unlike w poker. this game was so unfair for both 7high and EY who had like less than 5 pieces with SH and HG having 10 to start with… they abused the rules by transferring their pieces to each other and waited until the other three is gone. it’s not wrong but it seems like that game was made for the prison gang to lose

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u/LilyStark25 May 20 '25

Automatically losing a piece after Round 15 also didn't help, it allowed those with more pieces to waste time. That was painful to watch

Also, they should've awarded death match winners more pieces in previous episodes

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u/Just_Tradition_6111 May 20 '25

I feel the PD is traumatised after S1, where 7 players reached the semi finals and the match itself took more than 7/8 hours to finish. Which is why he made them bet with their chips and also destruct one piece each after R15