On last week’s Suits, Mike was offered a way out of a life of fraud. We may find out his decision tonight. Suits season 3, episode 15 “Know When to Fold ‘Em” airs tonight on USA Network.
When an investment banker approached Mike during last week’s episode, we can’t deny he was entertaining the idea of switching careers. He may go from illegally practicing law, to legally dealing with big-time investments.
As seen in the preview below, Rachel wants him to take the job, putting him from potential legal jeopardy, and Harvey appears to rebuild some emotional walls he has broken down the past few weeks. Harvey wouldn’t admit it outright, but he doesn’t want Mike to leave - but we must wonder if Harvey often has Mike’s welfare at heart.
Scottie has returned, presumably completely moved out of London and into Harvey’s apartment, as well as her new office at Pearson Specter. With in a few days being the season 3 finale, we're expecting some big shake ups, as they are par the path of Suits season finales. However, Meghan Markle had tweeted they have begun filming season 4 already, so hopefully USA won’t make us wait too much time between seasons.
Harvey Specter sees himself because the ultimate gambler. He lives on the edge, taking the chances that nobody else will touch because he knows that he makes his own luck. To date, Harvey has always been right relating to this, but that success makes him unaware of one dangerous truth. When Harvey loses, he may lose everything.
This almost occurs when Harvey goes up against James Kwelling, a fairly desperate lawyer looking to stir up trouble for profit. He uses a settlement against a Pearson Specter client, and Kwelling plans to turn Harvey and Mike in to the state bar if his demands aren't met.
Discuss calling Harvey's bluff: No-one can ever mention Mike Ross' name to the New York State Bar. Everything falls apart in the event that happens.
Fortunately, Mike is basically Harvey's way of beating the home when gambling. In the last second, Mike understands that Kwelling has additionally been cheating -- taking money from the competitor to sink the Pearson Specter client -- and talks him out of this fight.