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    Bet: What to Know About the Series — and Its Second Season

    Gambling is king in this teen drama about a prestigious academy and its newest, fiercest student.

    By Ingrid Ostby
    June 25, 2025

Elite teens from all over the globe vie for enrollment at St. Dominic’s, an exclusive private school where underground gambling determines social hierarchy. So when an exceptionally talented gambler with a shadowy past breezes in to the storied academy, her betting prowess and need for revenge threaten to upend the school’s status quo. From creator Simon Barry, the live-action series Bet is based on the manga Kakegurui. The teen drama thriller, which stars Miku Martineau, Ayo Solanke, and Eve Edwards, was just renewed for its second season. 

“When the Bet creative team set out to develop a series inspired by Kakegurui, we knew there was no point trying to reproduce the original, as it stands on its own and works perfectly,” Barry, the series’ director and showrunner, tells Netflix. “Instead, we chose to be directed by the spirit Kakegurui inhabits in tone, audaciousness, and fun. To that end, we made something ‘birthed’ from the source material that inspired a new take — one that pays homage to it and doesn’t try to replace it.”

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When will Bet be released?

Stream it now.

Ryan Sutherland and Miku Martineau in an image from the series ‘Bet’

Where can I find the trailer for Bet?

Check it out at the top of this page. 

Who’s in the cast of Bet?

  • Miku Martineau (KateStar Trek: Section 31) as Yumeko
  • Ayo Solanke (Clown in a Cornfield) as Ryan
  • Eve Edwards (The Bad Orphan) as Mary
  • Clara Alexandrova (A Million Little Things) as Kira
  • Hunter Cardinal (Scout) as Michael
  • Anwen O’Driscoll (October Faction) as Riri
  • Aviva Mongillo (Workin’ Moms) as Dori
  • Ryan Sutherland (Four Singles) as Suki
  • Dorian Giordano (Thanksgiving) as Chad
  • Laura Afelskie (Painkiller) as Runa
  • Emma Elle Paterson (If I Go Missing) as Blake
Miku Martineau stands at a table with poker chips on it as she holds a hand of cards in an image from the series ‘Bet.’

What happens in Bet?

Mysterious teen wonder Yumeko (Martineau) is a pro gambler with a poker face that can’t be beat. An orphan since she was young, Yumeko learned everything she knows from her mother, who turned the young girl into a betting champ. Now Yumeko’s putting her skills to good use at St. Dominic’s, a prestigious private school where social status is more important than anything and everything. Yumeko will do whatever it takes to succeed, both in her high-stakes bets and in climbing the social hierarchy — no matter what the vicious student council at St. Dominic’s throws her way. With the help of her new friend Ryan (Solanke), Yumeko is also on a secret quest for revenge … and the overachiever will do everything in her power to get it. 

A photo of Miku Martineau with two knives stabbed into it hangs from a wall in an image from the series ‘Bet.’

Will there be a Season 2 of Bet?

Yes. The series has been renewed for a second season.

Is Bet based on a book?

Yes. The series is based on Kakegurui (meaning “compulsive gambler”), a popular shōnen Japanese manga series by writer Homura Kawamoto and illustrator Tōru Naomura. Since it was first released in 2014,  18 volumes of the manga have been published. 

Where does Bet take place?

It takes place primarily at the fictional boarding school St. Dominic’s. 

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