God of Gamblers II

Mentored by Ko Chun, Michael Chan becomes a top gambler and earns the nickname Knight of Gamblers in the United States. He amasses wealth and now inhabits a villa once owned by his Kuwaiti neighbor Sam. His rising fame attracts rivals who will try to destroy his reputation and seize his power.

Ko Chun's ally Mr. Ueyama plans to reveal Michael's true identity and announce his charity casino project, but Hussein, Chan Kam-sing's godson, schemes to ruin him by impersonating him. Chan Kam-sing sits imprisoned after defeat, fueling Hussein's vendetta. The stage is set for a public scandal designed to tarnish Michael's image.

Sing, known as the Saint of Gamblers, is living in poverty because his supernatural winnings bring bad luck when spent. His uncle Blackie Tat urges him to ask the God of Gamblers to take him as a disciple. The plan introduces a rival path to power and a potential challenge to Michael's dominance.

Sing and Tat deliver a video to Michael and visit his mansion, hoping to win support. Michael dismisses them and orders them away, showing his pride and guarded stance. This first clash foreshadows the longer struggle for recognition and legitimacy.

They sneak in again at night but are caught and beaten by Michael's bodyguard, Lung Ng. The two men refuse to leave and stay outside all night, signaling the depth of their challenge to Michael's authority. Tension between the rivals intensifies as the night drags on.

Hussein sends killers to Michael's mansion. Michael defeats the assassins and escapes with Sing and Tat, but Lung Ng is knocked out in an explosion and abducted by Black Panther. The abduction compounds Michael's troubles and foreshadows a larger conspiracy against him.

Michael brings Sing and Tat to his old village home, where Raven and Sam reside. They learn that Mr. Ueyama is dead, and he was the only person with proof that Michael is the Knight of Gamblers. Without evidence, they must find another path to validate his identity and clear his name.

Using his supernatural powers, Sing locates an unconscious Ng being brought to a bar. They meet Dream, who looks like Sing's old crush Yee-mung, at Dream's bar and residence. Tat falls for Dream, while Sing hesitates to transfer any of his energy, fearing the consequences for his own power.

Tat begs Sing to transfer some of his supernatural power, and Tat uses it to win a poker game at Dream's house, sharing his winnings with Dream. In doing so, both Sing and Tat lose their powers. Hussein learns how to strip Sing's powers from Tai-kwan and manipulates Dream, who owes HK$2 million, to pressure Tat.

Michael reads in the newspaper about Hussein's fraud using the Knight of Gamblers alias to promote a fraudulent casino ship project. He vows to expose Hussein and prove himself the true Knight of Gamblers. With Sing's help, he wins funds from Brother Kau's gambling den to challenge Hussein.

Michael and Sing confront Hussein on his ship, but the ship's high-tech surveillance gives Hussein the edge and they begin to lose. With Sing powerless again, Michael also faces defeat as the odds turn against them. The confrontation escalates toward a dramatic public showdown.

Michael tries to call his Brazil mentor to expose Hussein, but discovers Tat and Ng have been captured, forcing him to retreat. Sam scolds Michael and Sing for their reckless pursuit and returns to Kuwait to fight for his country, inspiring a renewed resolve in them to press forward.

Sam's departure from Hong Kong to Kuwait becomes a catalyst for renewed determination in Michael and Sing. They reconcile their plan and set their sights on a public showdown that could restore Michael's name and control of the gambling world. The emotional cost of loyalty weighs heavily as the conflict continues.

Knife publicly asks Hussein for HK$20 and uses the winnings to accumulate HK$25 million, a bold move that puts him on even footing with Hussein. Sing helps distract Tai-kwan, enabling Michael to enter the King of Cards competition. The stage is set for a final tournament where powers and reputations will be tested.

In the King of Cards arena, Michael and Sing team up to outplay Hussein and Tai-kwan as other players falter. Hussein's cheating is exposed to the public and Tai-kwan loses his supernatural power after a curses moment. Ng and Kowloon assist in subduing Hussein's henchmen as Ko Chun arrives to interrupt the celebration, leaving the outcome open to a new arrangement.