Six years is a long wait, but Korea’s most stylish gambling franchise is finally back at the table. New stills from “Tazza 4: The Song of Beelzebub” have dropped, and they hint at a betrayal so personal it makes every hand of poker feel like war.
What the Story Is About
The film follows Jang Tae Young (Byun Yo Han), a man who built a thriving online casino empire only to have it stripped away by his own best friend, Park Tae Young (Roh Jae Won). Fate throws them back together on the global gambling circuit, and what follows is a high-stakes revenge match neither man can afford to lose.
Tazza 4: Cast and Character Breakdown
| Character | Actor | Role in the Story |
|---|---|---|
| Jang Tae Young | Byun Yo Han | Betrayed protagonist seeking revenge |
| Park Tae Young | Roh Jae Won | Former best friend turned rival, driven by jealousy |
| Supporting cast | Jo Woo Jin, Yoon Kyung Ho, Ayaka Miyoshi, Tsuyoshi Ihara, Hong Dao, Kim Min Ho, Im Se Mi, Swings | Allies and players in the international circuit |
The new stills lean heavily into contrast: Jang Tae Young’s stills show him stepping into the poker world flanked by allies, calm and calculating. Park Tae Young’s photos, on the other hand, radiate a darker energy — a man consumed by inferiority and resentment, which the film hints will lead to his own downfall.
Why Tazza 4 Is a Big Deal
The Tazza franchise has long been Korean cinema’s go-to for high-stakes card games dressed up as morality tales, and this installment ups the ante by moving the action into the world of international hold’em. If you want a primer on the game itself before the film drops, Texas hold ’em on Wikipedia is a solid starting point.
For more first-look stills and casting updates on upcoming K-dramas and films, check our entertainment coverage on Technosports.
“Tazza 4: The Song of Beelzebub” premieres during the Chuseok holiday this September.
