Chapter 266 Time to Make a Move

• Sure, the house had tricks up its sleeve, but it didn’t crush everyone every single round. They’d ease up now and then, let people win a few hands. With the Lu family backing the place, no one dared come snooping. So even though plenty of folks knew the game was rigged, they still showed up to play, happy to take their chances.
• Right now, at the table where Pierre Cook stood, ten straight rounds had come up “big.” A bunch of players chasing “small” had gone heavy, eyes bloodshot, glued to the dealer’s dice cup, like they could burn through the wood and see the pips inside.
• Of course, aside from those diehards, quite a few folks followed the streak and bet big too. Their faces looked relaxed, but their wagers were light.