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==Biography==
==Biography==
===Suikoden===
{{quote| A lucky man can do anything. I'll throw my chips in with you. | Gaspar }}
{{quote| A lucky man can do anything. I'll throw my chips in with you. | Gaspar }}


Gaspar was an underground gambler and avid [[Chinchirorin]] player who ran his operations in [[Kaku]]. He joined the [[Toran Liberation Army]] after losing a game of Chichirorin to [[Hero (Suikoden)|its leader]]. Gaspar was suitably impressed by his bravery at gambling, becoming of the leader of the Liberation Army and decided to take a gamble on him.
Gaspar was an underground gambler and avid [[Chinchirorin]] player who ran his operations in [[Kaku]]. Frustrated at losing access to [[Tai Ho]], his best customer, he would challenge the [[Hero (Suikoden)|hero]] to a game of Chinchirorin. Losing, Gaspar was suitably impressed by his bravery at gambling, becoming of the leader of the Liberation Army and decided to take a gamble on him, joining the army.
 
Gaspar thought of life and gambling as the same thing and the [[Gate Rune War]] was the gamble of a lifetime. As a man, he entrusted his life to luck, choosing to always live dangerously. He opened up a Chichinorin stall at [[Toran Castle]] during the war. There he would sometimes win and sometimes lose great amounts of [[potch]] but always without complaint, believing it to be the way of the world and the nature of gambling.  


Gaspar thought of life and gambling as the same thing and the [[Gate Rune War]] was the gamble of a lifetime. He opened up a Chichinorin stall at [[Toran Castle]] during the war. The fall of the [[Scarlet Moon Empire]] saw Gaspar win again and he moved his business back to Kaku.
The fall of the [[Scarlet Moon Empire]] saw Gaspar win again and he moved his business back to Kaku.


==Game info==
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* Losing to Gaspar when trying to recruit him will cause him to refer to the "[[God of Dice]]." This is one of very few references to any form of deity in the series.
* Losing to Gaspar when trying to recruit him will cause him to refer to the "[[God of Dice]]." This is one of very few references to any form of deity in the series.
* Gaspar's easily exploitable "double or nothing" feature when gambling with him makes him the perfect source for party funds.


==References==
==References==
# [[Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia]] (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), page 157
# [[Genso Suikoden Encyclopaedia]] (ISBN 4-575-16297-3), page 157
# [[Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], page 35


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