In this chapter, we learn that in a team game, the cards that are read are used to determine the outcome of the match. In other words, if the opponent has a card that is read, he or she will win the game. In this case, the opponent's card is read as "Akino" or "Asaborake" , which means that the opponent will be able to attack the other team's cards in order to gain a victory. This is because the opponent does not have the experience to play such a game. The other team, however, has the advantage because they have played such a large number of games, and they know how to attack their opponents' cards. They are able to do this because they are so well-versed in such games. In the end, it is the opponent who wins the game, and the winning team is the one with the most experience.