1. The God of Gamblers

The God of Gamblers is a Hong Kong gambling film released in 1989. It is a movie directed by Hong Kong director Wong Jing and starring Chow Yun-Fat, Andy Lau, Cheung Man and Joey Wong. The movie tells the story of Gao Jin, the God of Gamblers, who is famous for his excellent gambling skills. Due to an accident, Gao Jin falls into a trap set by Xiao Dao and suffers a serious head injury and loses his memory. Gao Jin's men collude with foreign enemies in an attempt to take over Gao Jin's position and seize his family's fortune. A world-renowned battle of the gambling kings kicks off on the high seas.

2, "Supreme Plan Scholar Talent"

"Supreme Plan Scholar Talent" is a drama film directed by Wong Tai Lai and Heung Wah Sing, starring Andy Lau, Karen Lee and Alan Tam. The movie tells a series of stories about a casino supreme being cheated of all his money, and a series of stories triggered by a con man posing as the casino supreme and going to the casino.

3, "God of Gamblers 3 Junior God of Gamblers"

Directed by Wong Jing, the movie, starring Leon Lai , Chan Siu Chun, Gigi Leung, Francis Ng, etc., is the third part of the God of Gamblers series, which was released on December 14, 1996 in Hong Kong. The film depicts Gao Jin's success in the Macau God of Gamblers Competition, but at the last minute, Jin Neng actually wants Gao Jin to cheat losing. Being cheated by his godfather Jin Neng, Gao Jin refuses to admit defeat for the sake of love and honor, and Jin Neng then kills Gao Jin.

Gao Jin was sent to hospital by Seven Girls and Long Wu. Jin Neng arranged for his brother, Gao Ao, to become the God of Gamblers and to marry Jin Qing. Jin Neng sends his men to kill Gao Jin. Seven Girls dies trying to save Gao Jin, and Gao Jin decides to fight with Gao Ao and Jin Neng in the casino of the International Gambling Championship.

4. "A Thousand Kings"

The Hong Kong movie "A Thousand Kings" was produced by Oriental Film Productions Ltd. in 1991. The movie was directed by Huang Baiming and starred Huang Baiming, Tony Leung, Simon Yam, Fannie Yip, Leung Tin and Teddy Robin. The plot of the film centers around the rivalry between the two great kings of Hong Kong and Taiwan. The movie tells the story of Sha San Shao, the son of the God of Gamblers, and Ren Tian Qiu, the heir of the Gambler's Bastard, who compete for the title of Supreme Gambling Emperor.

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"God of Gamblers" Movie Plot:

"God of Gamblers" tells the story of Gao Jin, who is a world-renowned God of Gamblers, who accepts an invitation to play a match with a Japanese gangster celebrity named Kamiyama and the Singaporean King of Gamblers, Chen Jin Cheng. He accepts the invitation of a Japanese gangster to go up the mountain and fight with the Singaporean King of Gamblers, Chen Jincheng, in a duel at the poker table. Before the duel, he inadvertently stepped into a trap and fell down the mountainside, becoming amnesiac. Gao Jin lives in the house of a small gangster, Knife Chai, and his girlfriend, Zhen, takes good care of him. The knife boy from the amnesia of Gaojin's gambling skills from the benefit of the past also suffered a bitter.

Gao Jin's cousin, Gao Yi, drunkenly breaks into the room of Gao Jin's girlfriend, Janet, and accidentally kills Janet, burns the cassette tape, and sends someone to kill Gao Jin, but Lung Wu, a bodyguard who has been to the mountain, saves him.

While escaping from danger, he was hit by a car and regained his memory. The time has finally come for Gao Jin and Chen Jincheng to have a duel. He is more skillful than Chen and uses Chen's markings on a poker game to outwit him. He also uses the remains of a burnt cassette tape to reveal Gao Yi's ugly face, and with the help of Dragon 5, he defeats the villain and avenges Shang Shan's death, and finally travels around the world with Knife to gamble

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