In this chapter, we learn that Minato has an even eleven-card lead against Arata. Minato is worried about losing this lead, but he's still confident that he'll win the match. He's also worried that Arata will draw cards from his left side and use them against Minato's right side. He also worries about losing to a player who has both the "wagat" and "wasure" cards, which means that he doesn't have to worry about drawing cards from Arata's side. This is a big problem for Minato, because Arata has a lot of cards on his side that he can draw from his right side, and he can't use them to draw from the left side of Minato. This means that if Arata draws a card from his side and Minato draws one from her side, then Arata can draw a card back from Minato and use it to draw another card from him. That's why Minato thinks that he has a good chance of winning the game.