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"'''Courtroom Chaos, Part 2'''", known as "'''Gamble to Victory'''" in the Japanese version, is the one hundred and fifth episode of the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! (anime)|''Yu-Gi-Oh!'' anime]]. It first aired in Japan on May 7, 2002 , and in the United States on November 29, 2003.
==Summary==
* In his Duel, [[Joey Wheeler|Joey]] plays luck-based cards. [[Johnson]] cheats by manipulating the die rolls and coin flips. * After a while, [[Noah Kaiba|Noah]] appears and tries to stop the Duel because of Johnson's cheating, but Joey convinces him to let the Duel continue as long as Johnson plays fairly. * [[Seto Kaiba|Kaiba]] and [[Mokuba Kaiba|Mokuba]], who have been transported to a beach, watch the confrontation on a television set lying in the sand. They hear Noah talk about proving himself to [[Gozaburo Kaiba|Gozaburo]], which confuses them, since they never met Noah while living with him. * Joey's final "gamble" comes from the effect of "[[Arduous Decision]]". Johnson has to pick one of Joey's cards, one resulting in his victory and the other in his defeat. When Johnson confidently chooses one, Joey's reactions trick him into second-guessing himself and picking the wrong card. Joey wins the Duel and is reunited with Yugi and Téa.
==Featured Duel: Joey Wheeler vs. Johnson==
Joey activates his face-down "Scapegoat" to [[Special Summon]] four "[[Sheep Token (anime)|Sheep Tokens]]" (0/0 each) in [[Defense Position]]. Johnson activates "[[Reinforcement of the Army (anime)|Reinforcement of the Army]]" to add "[[Armaill (anime)|Armaill]]" from his Deck to his hand. He then activates "[[Polymerization (anime)|Polymerization]]" to [[Fusion Material Monster|fuse]] "Armaill" with "[[One-Eyed Shield Dragon (anime)|One-Eyed Shield Dragon]]" in order to [[Fusion Summon]] "[[Dragoness the Wicked Knight (anime)|Dragoness the Wicked Knight]]" (1200/900) in Attack Position.
"Kamionwizard" attacks a Sheep Token. The effect of "Leading Question" activates ("Kamionwizard": 1300 → 2100/1100) and "Kamionwizard" destroys the "Sheep Token". "Dragoness the Wicked Knight" then attacks another "Sheep Token". The effect of "Leading Question" activates ("Dragoness": 1200 → 2000/900) and "Dragoness" destroys the "Sheep Token". At the end of the Damage Step, the effect of "Leading Question" expires ("Kamionwizard": 2100 → 1300/1100; "Dragoness": 2000 → 1200/900).
At this point, [[Noah Kaiba|Noah]] arrives to stop the [[Duel]] because Johnson has been cheating, but Joey convinces Noah to let the Duel continue as long as Johnson promises to stop cheating.
<u>'''Turn 1312: Joey'''</u><br />
Joey draws "Pot of Greed" and subsequently activates it to draw two cards ("Burning Soul Sword" and "Arduous Decision"). Joey then moves his [[Deck Master]], "[[Flame Swordsman (anime)|Flame Swordsman]]", (1000/1600) to the [[field]] in Attack Position. Joey then activates "[[Burning Soul Sword]]" and equips it to "Flame Swordsman". Now, Joey can [[Tribute]] a monster and increase the ATK of the monster equipped with "Burning Soul Sword" by the ATK of the Tributed monster until the [[End Phase]].
==Differences in adaptations==
* Cut from the dub is [[Joey Wheeler|Joey]] musing that he cannot play his [[Set]] "[[Bottomless Trap Hole (anime)|Bottomless Trap Hole]]" as [[Johnson]]'s [[Monster Card|monster]]s have too few [[ATK]]. It is replaced by a panning shot of the helmet of "[[Dragoness the Wicked Knight (anime)|Dragoness the Wicked Knight]]" from later in the episode. * In the dub, the violence against the "[[Sheep Token (anime)|Sheep Tokens]]" is obscured. * In the Japanese version, a close-up of Yugi wondering why Noah would care that Johnson is cheating as they're on the same side is partially removed. Due to sloppy editing, a frame of this scene can be spotted as the scene changes from Yugi to Judge Man/Johnson.
==Featured cards==
