Six years after the last chapter, the Tazza franchise is closing out its saga with “Tazza 4: The Song of Beelzebub,” and the newly released character posters make one thing clear: everyone at this table is playing for something different. Revenge, loyalty, greed, and survival all collide as the film heads toward its September 23 release.
Tazza 4: The Song of Beelzebub- The Story So Far
The film follows Jang Tae Young (Byun Yo Han), a man who built a thriving online casino empire only to lose it all when his best friend, Park Tae Young (Roh Jae Won), betrays him. Years later, fate throws them back into the same high-stakes global gambling circuit, setting up a brutal showdown fueled by old resentment and new alliances.
Meet the Players
| Character | Actor | Role in the Game |
|---|---|---|
| Jang Tae Young | Byun Yo Han | Instinct-driven gambler seeking revenge |
| Park Tae Young | Roh Jae Won | Calculated rival consumed by resentment |
| Kaneko | Ayaka Miyoshi | Yakuza-backed game designer |
| Kwak Dong Wook | Jo Woo Jin | Legendary card player, Jang’s ally |
| Jo Joong Hwan | Yoon Kyung Ho | Contract killer who breaks his own rules |
| Sasaki | Tsuyoshi Ihara | Japanese businessman, biggest wager |
| Chairwoman Thao | Hong Dao | Calculating Vietnamese tycoon |
| Ha Ma | Kim Min Ho | Childhood friend caught in the middle |
Rounding out the cast are Jang Tae Hee (Im Se Mi), Jang’s protective older sister; Linda Park (Stephanie Lee), a Vietnam-based dealmaker; and Abraham (Swings), a reckless outlaw who acts without hesitation.

Why This Matters for the Franchise
As the final chapter in Huh Young-man’s iconic Tazza universe, this installment expands the stakes literally — moving the action from Korea’s underground card rooms to a full-blown international gambling circuit spanning Japan and Vietnam. It’s a bigger, more global version of the story that first hooked audiences back in 2006.
For fans catching up before the premiere, the earlier film Tazza: One Eyed Jack (2019) is a good primer on the franchise’s world. And if you enjoy tracking upcoming Korean entertainment releases like this one, check out more K-drama and K-film release coverage on TechnoSports for what’s landing next. You can also read more about the franchise’s origins on Wikipedia’s Tazza: The High Rollers page.
“Tazza 4: The Song of Beelzebub” premieres in theaters on September 23, 2026.





