Chapter 30: Gambling with Life (Please Favorite, Vote, and Follow)

Ludo looked at He Ao's expression and subconsciously felt something was amiss, but he couldn't pinpoint what it was.

He glanced at his other unrevealed hole card; now it was his last card in hand.

The cybernetic eye quickly determined the face of this card, [Diamonds 2].

At the moment, his two cards, Diamonds 10 and Diamonds 2, totaled 12 points, while He Ao's were Clubs 9 and Spades 2, totaling 11 points, clearly putting him at an advantage.

Twelve to eleven, the advantage is mine.

The more he looked at He Ao, the more he felt this kid might possess that mysterious confidence often seen in rookies who've just entered a casino, believing themselves to be favored by Heaven, able to turn 20 bucks into 37 million at the gambling table.

Most times, he would order the dealer to give these rookies some money, cultivating their habits, what the casino calls 'beginner's luck'.

But it's all engineered.

And in this game, there would be no 'beginner's luck'.