Netflix has officially confirmed the production of its highly anticipated Korean series, 'The Dealer,' unveiling a stellar cast that includes Jung So Min, Ryoo Seung Bum, Lee Soo Hyuk, and Ryu Kyung Soo. This high-stakes casino crime drama is set to capture global audiences with its compelling narrative and renowned creative team. The series marks the directorial debut of acclaimed cinematographer Choi Young-hwan, known for his work on films such as 'Smugglers' and 'Veteran'. Adding to its prestige, 'Squid Game' creator Hwang Dong-hyuk is involved as a producer, further raising expectations for the project. 'The Dealer' centers on Jung Geon-hwa, portrayed by Jung So Min, a brilliant casino dealer whose meticulously planned wedding is derailed by a housing scam. Forced to confront the dangerous underworld she has long avoided, Geon-hwa unleashes her hidden abilities to navigate the treacherous world of gambling to reclaim her future. Ryoo Seung Bum plays Hwang Chi-su, a character who survives by gambling and eventually joins Geon-hwa's risky plan. Lee Soo Hyuk takes on the role of Jo Jun, a skilled casino player who dominates the tables with his sharp mind and impenetrable poker face. Meanwhile, Ryu Kyung Soo portrays Choi Woo-seung, Geon-hwa's fiancé and a relentless violent crimes detective. The series is described as a crime drama, with some sources hinting at supernatural elements where the protagonist can detect lies after consuming alcohol, adding a unique twist to the genre. The production is handled by Firstman Studio, the company behind 'Squid Game,' ensuring a high-quality visual experience. The release date for 'The Dealer' on Netflix is yet to be announced, but anticipation is already high among K-drama enthusiasts worldwide.