"Hehe, I'll bet five bucks on triple sixes." Ye Hao placed the only five-dollar chip he had on triple sixes.
"Haha!" Everyone laughed when they saw this. Ye Hao betting just five bucks on triple sixes? Not only is the minimum bet ten bucks, but even if there were no minimum, you'd need so real cheek to stop the dealer for just ten bucks.
"Sir, I'm sorry, but the minimum here is ten bucks." The young dealer said, trying to suppress a smile.
"Really? I've only got five bucks, what do I do?" Ye Hao asked, genuinely unsure of the betting limits.
"You'll need ten bucks to place a bet, sir." The dealer was rather polite to Ye Hao, since no one knew if this guy with only five bucks was actually a millionaire CEO or sothing.
Though he only had five bucks at the mont, nobody could say Ye Hao wouldn't have millions in chips in the future.
I have to say, the New Pujing casino's etiquette is quite good; they treat guests way better than regular casinos. A normal casino would tell you not to play if you don't have money. But not New Pujing, they've been around for decades, having seen fortunes change so many tis.
So, they don't dare to underestimate any custor.
"Co on, I feel like it's really going to be triple sixes, can't you just let bet five bucks first?" Ye Hao asked.
"Sir, these are the casino rules, sorry." The dealer politely declined Ye Hao.
At this mont, a chubby lady saw Ye Hao's eyes light up, like she spotted prey. Smiling, she said, "Hey handso, you need five bucks?"
"Yes, will you give it to ?" Ye Hao asked.
"Not just five bucks, I can give you fifty thousand, but it depends on your performance." The chubby lady winked, making Ye Hao pretend to tremble in excitent.
The chubby lady, seeing this, beca even more excited and quickly tossed a five-dollar chip to Ye Hao.
Ye Hao took the chip, smiled, and said, "Thank you. If I hit the triple sixes, I'll give you half."
"No need!" The chubby lady saw Ye Hao's smile, feeling he was even more charming, and she blushed, rolling her eyes at him.
Though her look was "full of allure," Ye Hao sincerely didn't want to enjoy that "allure." He quickly turned around and placed the five-dollar chip on triple sixes.
"Haha, sorry for keeping you waiting, folks." Ye Hao apologized to everyone around.
"No worries." The group saw how polite Ye Hao was and didn't mind, waving it off.
The dealer smiled and nodded, "Sir, if there's nothing else, I'll proceed."
"Go ahead, open it!" Ye Hao waved his hand, pretending to be very excited as the dice cup was opened.
The dealer slowly lifted the cup, and everyone was shocked as the numbers on the dice showed: didn't it really hit triple sixes?
Did this guy have a relative connection with the dealer or sothing? Otherwise, how could it hit triple sixes right when soone bet on it? They'd waited all night without seeing triple sixes.
"Huh." The dealer was staring, bewildered, knowing the dice were actuated by a machine, ensuring no cheating, but this guy cos and hits triple sixes straight away—what kind of celestial luck is this?
"Oh yeah, haha!" Ye Hao pretended to jump up and shout excitedly.
"Damn, this kid's luck? Just like that, triple sixes?" The spectators grumbled, sowhat annoyed.
They hadn't seen triple sixes all day, even when it ca up later, they'd missed it, but Ye Hao hit it imdiately.
Betting on size was one-to-one odds, betting on points was two-to-one, betting on the sa color was one-to-one—these were small odds, but hitting triple sixes was thirty-to-one! Ye Hao bet ten bucks, which ans he won three hundred bucks; it's not much, but winning from triple sixes ans imagining how great one's luck must be.
"Celestial luck, imagine if he bet ten thousand." Everybody looked envious of Ye Hao.
Ye Hao laughed and looked at the dealer, "Can't believe my luck is so good, thanks for waiting until I placed my bet!"
Ye Hao's words made the dealer wave it off, smiling and saying, "Sir, your luck is incredible; winning is certainly worth celebrating."
Many people strike luck at New Pujing, countless actually, so the dealer wasn't particularly impressed that Ye Hao won three hundred bucks with triple sixes.
It's just three hundred bucks, can he hit triple sixes every ti?
Even the dealer didn't believe he had such luck, hitting triple sixes each roll.
"Sir, this is your winnings." The dealer congratulated Ye Hao and handed him his winnings.
Ye Hao turned to the chubby lady and smiled, "Hey there! Thanks for the five bucks earlier, I'll return it, plus half of my winnings: 100, 50, 5 bucks for you."
The chubby lady, seeing Ye Hao still rembered her, was excited and threw flirtatious looks, though this ti Ye Hao didn't smile back.
Ye Hao had smiled earlier just to get the five bucks chip, now he didn't need to do so anymore, no forced smiles to the chubby lady.
After paying out the winnings, the dealer continued shaking the dice cup.
Everyone watched Ye Hao curiously, wanting to see what he would bet next.
To everyone's surprise, Ye Hao bet on triple sixes again; this was addictive now?
"Haha, got lucky earlier, let's bet on triple sixes again, hitting it this ti would be big money." Ye Hao pretended to act like a country bumpkin.
He bet one hundred and fifty bucks, even hitting triple sixes, it would only be 4500, hardly big money. The spectators looked disdainfully at Ye Hao.
"You're overthinking it, betting on triple sixes again after hitting it earlier, no way you'll win," scoffed a spectator who prided himself on his gambling skills.
"Mind your own business, I know what I'm doing with my bets." Ye Hao responded with a slight smile.
"I don't want to care about you, just avoid losing everything and walking back to the mainland." That spectator scoffed dismissively.
Others looked disdainfully at Ye Hao, but since he had his own gambling style, they didn't say much, just placed their bets.
But when the dice cup was opened this ti, everyone was stunned again... (To be continued. If you like this work, visit Qidian (qidian) to vote with recomndation or monthly tickets, your support is my biggest motivation. Mobile users, please read on m.qidian.)
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