Vincenzo

During a visit to his motherland, a Korean-Italian mafia lawyer gives an unrivalled conglomerate a taste of its own medicine with a side of justice.

Genres: Korean, Social Issue TV Dramas, Drama Programmes, Comedy Programmes

Cast: Song Joong-ki, Jeon Yeo-been, Ok Tec-yeon, Yoo Jae-myung, Kim Yeo-jin, Kwak Dong-yeon, Cho Han-cheul

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Characters

Vincenzo Cassano (Song Joong-Ki)
Hong Cha-Young (Jeon Yeo-Bin)
Jang Joon-Woo (TaecYeon)
Choi Myung-Hee (Kim Yeo-Jin)

*********TV guide and spoilers below**********

Vincenzo on Netflix - Season 1

Episode 1

Vincenzo Cassano's homecoming is met by distrusting tenants and eager fraudsters. Hong Yu-chan relinquishes his parental rights to Hong Cha-young.

Episode 2

Warned about a scheduled demolition of Geumga Plaza, Vincenzo contives to thwart the attack. Yu-chan receives a call from a whistleblower.

Episode 3

Vincenzo warns an impassioned Yu-chan about the dangers of a new drug and its even more harmful pharmaceutical company. Choi Myung-hee shows her claws.

Episode 4

Fighting fire with fire, Yu-chan's supporters unite their efforts to carry out his vision of justice. Vincenzo employs Myung-hee's tactics against her.

Episode 5

Jang Joon-woo reminds Jang Han-seo who's the boss. The tenants rally around Vincenzo and Cha-young, who team up to take down Babel Group.

Episode 6

Both sides use every trick in the book to cause disturbances in and out of the courtroom. Han Seung-hyuk and Myung-hee are introduced to Babel's CEO.

Episode 7

Stumped by surprise witnesses, Joon-woo and Myung-hee direct their rage toward Cha-young. The tenants gain new appreciation for their building.

Episode 8

Angered by another conglomerate and its generations of unpunished crimes, Vincenzo tries to charm a young bank president out of investing in Babel.

Episode 9

Joon-woo wields his power to force loyalty from his partners. Cha-young finds refuge in Vincenzo's apartment following a break-in.

Episode 10

Seeking revenge instead of liability for the loss of more innocent victims, Vincenzo puts his life on the line to lure Babel's CEO out of hiding.

Episode 11

The search for Jang Han-seok begins with torturing his lackeys for information. An Gi-seok flashes his work badge to free Vincenzo from prosecution.

Episode 12

Hang-seo faces unintended consequences when he takes a shot at Babel's throne. Vincenzo and Cho Ju-yeong finally get Geumga Plaza to themselves.

Episode 13

Ju-yeong reveals his true motive. As incoming CEO, Han-seok is met with admiration, applause and a mafia-styled surprise from Vincenzo.

Episode 14

To expose Han-seok's paper company, Vincenzo and Cha-young go undercover as an enamoured couple. Seo Mi-ri reveals her high-tech tricks.

Episode 15

With ample evidence to lock up Han-seok, Jung In-kuk holds a press conference. Vincenzo channels spirits to turn an ill-famed newspaper against Babel.

Episode 16

Maddened by Vincenzo's ability to slip out of another one his bloody traps, Han-seok goes after what Vincenzo cherishes the most.

Episode 17

A grieving Vincenzo crashes a party to bleed Babel Group dry of its powerful allies. Seung-hyuk reaches out to a high-level commander for help.

Episode 18

Fearing for his life, Han-seok goes to bide some time. A visitor from Italy tells Vincenzo his help is urgently needed at home.

Episode 19

Vincenzo and Cha-young present damning evidence against Babel Tower and its influential cronies. Myung-hee proves her loyalty towards Han-seok.

Episode 20

Han-seok lets nothing stand in his way of revenge. Seeking justice the mafia way, Vincenzo gives his enemies a slow and painful death.

Singaporean Dream Game

What’s the Singaporean Dream Game?

The Singaporean Dream is a fun card game that lets you pay, steal and sabo (sabotage) your way to become the perfect Singaporean.

How to play to Singaporean Dream game

How to win
How to start the game
Setting up the table to play
Tips
FAQ
The Singaporean Game Card game sets

How to win:

Objective of the game: To gain as many Dream Cards as possible.

The game ends when all Dream Cards in the Dream Pile run out. The player with the most number of Dream Cards wins!

Keep going until all dream cards run out. The player with the most number of dream wins.

How to start the game:

1. Select a Singaporean Personality

Game start: All players pick a Personality Card at random and start with 5 cards from the Action Pile (which has all the Action Cards and Cash Cards shuffled in).

Who starts: The player who went to the bathroom last starts the game. (In the New Normal set, in the true Singaporean fashion, the oldest person at the table starts the game).

2. On each turn

On each turn, each player starts their turn by drawing 2 action cards from the Action Pile and play up to 3 actions.

There are 4 ways to play your Actions:
A. Play an Action Card from your hand. (uses 1 action)
B. Place any amount of Cash Cards into your bank (on the table). (Uses 1 action)
C. Buy the top most Dream Card from the Dream Pile, using Cash Cards from your bank (uses 1 action)
D. Use your Personality’s Special Power (can only be used once per turn). (Uses 1 action)

Action Cards or Cash Cards that have been played (or used) go into the Discard Pile. You can choose not to play an Action on your turn.

Players are allowed a maximum of 8 cards in their hand. Discard excess cards into the Discard Pile (not considered an action). If you have no more cards in hand, you can only continue to take 2 cards at your turn.

3. Buy or gain Dreams

Buy or gain Dreams, or sabo other players by stealing their Dreams or Cash.

4. Play until Dreams run out

Keep going until all Dream Cards run out, the player with the most number of Dreams wins!

Game ends: when there are no more Dream Cards left in the Dream Pile.

Setting up table to play:

How to set up the table to play:

Dream pile: Shuffle and place Dream Cards face up. You can only buy the top most Dream Card.
Action pile: Shuffle Action Cards and Cash Cards, and place them face down.
Discard pile: Space to put cards that are used to be discarded.
Each player will have space on the table to have their Personality Card (visible to all), and a Bank (where they will place Cash Cards in their bank that is visible to all).

Tips:

Look out for the Dream Cards that match your Personality Card. This Dream counts as 2 Dreams for your Personality.
Some Action cards allow players to steal Cash Cards from you (or vice versa). You can only pay someone with Cash Cards from your bank. If you have insufficient Cash Cards in your bank, players can take your Dream Cards away instead.

FAQ:

What happens if 2 or more players have the same number of Dream Cards?

If there is a close win, then:
Option A. If 2 or more players have the most number of Dream Cards, then the player with the highest total value of Dream Cards wins.
Option B. If 2 or more players have the same value of Dream Cards, then the player with the highest value of Cash Cards in their bank wins.

Can I get change?

No – if a player collects 100k but you only have a 200k Cash Card, you won’t receive change. (In the new normal set, it is a No, unless the other players in the game want to give you change).

Can I stop a Stop Card?

Yes – for example, you can counter a “Gahmen Say Cannot” with another “Gahmen Say Cannot”

If I have insufficient Cash Cards in my bank to pay another player, can I pay with Cash in my hand?

No – if you have insufficient Cash in your bank, you have to give up a Dream Card in place of Cash. You cannot use Cash Cards in your hand if it is not in your bank (on the table).

When I steal or gain Cash Cards, where do they go?

The Cash Cards go to your bank (on the table) immediately.

If I steal a Dream/ card from someone, can I choose which Dream/ card to steal?

Yes, you can choose which Dream/ card you want to steal (unless their Dreams are protected using their Special Power).

What if there are no more Action Cards to draw from the Action Pile?

Reshuffle Discard Pile to play as a new pile of Action Cards. Leave the top 10 cards in the Discord Pile. (In the New Normal set, there is no need to leave the top 10 cards in the Discard Pile).

Can I stop someone’s Special Power?

Yes, you can stop it with a Stop Card like “Gahmen Say Cannot”. Each player can only use their Special Power once per turn (whether or not it is successful).

What If I keep more than 8 cards on hand?

Discard excess cards into the Discard Pile. If you are found with more than 8 cards on hand, you lose a turn.

What happens if I have no cards left in my hand?

If you still have Dreams and Cash cards, continue to draw 2 Action Cards on your turn and continue playing your Actions. If you have no cards on hand, no Dreams, and no Cash cards (jialat la), you may draw 5 Action cards from the Action Pile.

What if someone is caught holding more than 8 cards in his/her hand?

The player has to discard the excess cards into the Discard Pile (not considered an action), and lose a turn.

If target player has to pay me Cash, does this go into my hand or bank (on table)?

All stolen/gained Cash from other players goes into the bank and not the hand.

Can you stop someone from buying Dreams using the “Stop” cards?

Yes, you can use cards like "Gahmen Say Cannot" (or in the New Normal, "Circuit Breaker") to stop a player from buying Dreams.

If I steal a Dream from another player, can I choose which Dream to steal?

Yes - if the action permits you to "steal" a Dream, you can choose which Dream to steal. However, if the player "loses" a Dream to you, then the player chooses which Dream to give to you.

If a player uses a card that affects all players (Eg: All players to pay 100K). Can I use the Sabo or Taichi card? If yes, what happens?

Yes. However, both the Sabo and Taichi of cards only applies the specifc action used on you/the group, hence:

Sabo: The player who used the action card on you/the group has to pay you 100K instead as you have reflected the specific action (paying 100K) back to the player who used the card.

Taichi: You can choose another player to pay the 100K on your behalf (hence they will have to pay 200K) because you have redirected that specific action onto another player.

For cards that state “For a turn” (Eg: Work From Home – Put target player on mute for a turn…), is this my turn or their next turn?

It will be until YOUR next turn, given you are the one who played the Action card.

For Dreams cards that go back to Dream pile, does this go to the top or bottom of the pile?

Bottom of the Pile.

The Singaporean Game Card game sets

The Singaporean Dream v1 pack

Original v1 pack version, each deck includes:

6 Personality Cards
18 Dream Cards
Cash Cards ( x 100k, x 200k, x 300k, x 400k, x 500k)
Action Cards (including 1 “Gahmen Say Cannot” card)

Expansion pack

Expansion pack version, each deck includes 44 cards (21+12+8+3) hand-drawn cards. This includes:

3 Personality Cards
8 Dream Cards (6 Bonus Dreams, 2 Normal Dreams)
12 Cash Cards (3 x 100k, 3 x 200k, 3 x 300k, 2 x 400k, 1 x 500k)
21 Action Cards (including 1 “Gahmen Say Cannot” card)

Defence card - Promo Code – If someone targets you to pay 100k with “ERP”, you pay nothing!

Defence card - Money Changer – Prevent your Dreams from being stolen by paying the player with Cash instead.

Kampung spirit – Link any 2 players (can be played on yourself) with each other for 1 round. All actions played by or against them applies to both players.

For example: If Player A “Tio saman” (and has to pay 200k), Player B has to pay 200k too. If Player B doesn’t have sufficient Cash, he has to pay with his Dream!

But if Player A buys a Dream, Player B doesn’t get a Dream for free.

Got Queue, Just Queue – Reuse target player’s action card immediately. Can be played anytime.

Replay a player’s action immediately, anytime during the game. Yes, this means you can replay “Sang Nila Utama” & “Sir Stamford Raffles” too! But watch out, a “Gahmen Say Cannot” card can affect you! This Action Card can be used during another player’s turn.

Lazy Susan – Force all players to pass their Cash in Bank to the player on their left, until you get the Bank you desire!

For example:

If Player A wants Player B’s Bank, all players’ Banks will rotate in a clockwise direction until Player A gets it. In this case, Player B will end up with Player C’s Bank.