"No." There was almost enough emphasis on the word for one to say that perhaps Keith had emoted. Almost. "If I lose, I'll learn." He knew, of course, that he would lose playing against someone so experienced--but it didn't matter to him. There had been only one time competition had mattered to him, and that was long gone. Now all that mattered was that he did his best against an opponent who also did his best.

Besides, if Bakura played at his best, Keith might have the opportunity to observe hidden depths in him. As Bakura was someone he was allowing Matsuka to associate with, that could be important.