I must draw my sword immediately!

Chapter 108 The Numbers of Saints
One table can support 100 tables.

This is a common method used by casinos to satisfy the demands of certain high rollers. They will seal off the entire casino and distribute the betting funds to each table for calculation. In this way, the wins and losses of each table do not exceed the table's limit. However, if 100 tables are "dragged" in, the total amount is actually multiplied by 100.

However, the current scene is slightly different from this situation.

Under the direction of this casino manager,
Waiters filed in carrying in 88 brand-new roulette wheels. These wheels were made of imported precious cherry wood, 360 millimeters in diameter, and the surface was made of 38 pieces of cherry wood with different patterns. The shiny luster clearly reflected the excited, flushed faces of the gamblers on stage.

Next, eighty-eight women, more like a group of wild beasts or knights than actual dealers, stepped out from behind the door at the far end of the hall and stood in front of one hundred gaming tables.

The typical "1-to-100" game refers to a high-stakes gamble where the bettor and the house wager on 100 tables.

However, this rule does not apply to roulette.

Every table in roulette points to a chaotic and unknown outcome.

For a gambler to single-handedly win against the casino in this way, leaving the casino penniless, there is only one way—

Engage in a real, one-against-a-hundred betting battle!
“Sir Sua, it seems the casino is serious about taking you seriously.”

At this moment, Gerry Freyt chuckled, raised her folding fan, and patted Sua on the shoulder, saying,
"However, the way this high-stakes gamble is being wagered now is completely different from before!"

Upon hearing this, Suya, though unsure of the difference, couldn't help but stiffen slightly.

And then,
The casino manager, dressed in a suit—a stark contrast to the surrounding medieval nobles—walked steadily forward.

With each step he took, the entire casino's order changed abruptly.
One by one, strong, calf-like waiters led the gamblers in the hall to the sides, where they stood guard with their hands clasped behind their backs.

The entire hall fell silent, utterly still, save for the heavy breathing and the footsteps of the steward.

Thump, thump, thump.

Soon, the other party arrived in front of Suya and her group, displaying a flawless professional smile.
"Sir, my name is Miles. I am the manager of this casino and also the vice-commander of the Royal Guard Knights."

"I must say, your gambling skills are simply breathtaking."

"Whether this is a blessing from God or your own superb gambling skills, tonight you will receive the highest respect from the Winchester Casino and from me personally."

"Respect?"

Suya pondered these words, grinned, and looked at the other person, saying directly:
"So, what do you plan to do next?"

If the other party doesn't show up, then the vast majority of the nearly one thousand people in the casino will definitely follow suit and place their bets.

After all, given the chance to win 12000 gold pounds, the price they might have to pay was only 348 gold pounds.

If Sua wins, the casino will lose nearly 1200 million gold pounds.
Therefore,

This is even more terrifying than the record set by Princess Morgan le Fay, and could even bankrupt the casino.

"As you can see, you are going to gamble with us."

Miles smiled sincerely, then turned to look at Meryl standing behind Sua, a helpless smile on his face.
"You came here with Miss Meryl, presumably for the treasures she has staked with us."

Suya nodded noncommittally.

"Then, as long as you agree to participate in this gamble, Miss Meryl's debts will be wiped clean, and we will return all the dresses she mortgaged to us."

"at the same time,"

Miles glanced at the mountain of over ten thousand chips piled up on the one-legged round table beside Sua.

"You can take this money with you."

then,

He turned slightly to the side, raised his hand and pointed to the 100 roulette tables behind him, and solemnly said:

"And this game—"

"The rules are the same, it's still roulette, but now you'll be betting against 100 dealers at the same time. If you lose, you don't have to pay anything, but you'll get 12000 gold pounds for every table you win."

Hearing this, Suya chuckled and asked:

"What if I win all of them?"

"A complete victory?" Miles raised an eyebrow, his eyes glancing out of the corner of his eye at Gerry Freyt, who was giving him a meaningful look behind Sua.

He immediately revealed a mischievous smile and said:

"Then, you will ascend to the top floor of the Winchester Casino and meet the kingdom's most powerful gambler, our boss—Gerry Freyt." "Our boss once said that whoever reaches the top floor of the casino and defeats her—"

"Then I can have everything she has!"

"Wealth, status, beautiful women, and even the Cador family's commercial empire that monopolizes all industries in the entire royal capital, Winchester!"

Hearing this,

All the gamblers in the casino lobby gasped in unison, and the temperature in the lobby suddenly rose by 3 degrees Celsius.

Everyone exchanged excited glances and began to whisper among themselves, feeling honored to have witnessed such a spectacular gamble.

And then,
Mary seemed to have noticed something amiss.
She frowned slightly, gently tugged at Suya's sleeve, and whispered a reminder:

"The steel ball only lasts for less than a minute from the moment it starts spinning to the moment it stops,"

"Due to speed limitations, we cannot simultaneously place bets on a hundred tables."

"Therefore, for the gambling tables that cannot be covered, you will have to describe them one by one and then let the dealer place the bets."

Suya nodded slightly, her expression becoming slightly more serious.
He also realized that this gamble was different from the one before.

Winning the bet is simple.
Within one minute, one must first determine the landing points of the steel balls on 100 roulette wheels, then verbally recite 100 numbers for the dealer to place bets on.

However, this is basically impossible.

The casino clearly designed this game based on the premise that Sua could see where the steel balls would land on each table. Therefore, this game is less a gambling game and more a strategy game.
The key to this game lies in how to allocate and manage the chips to land on more tables, win more pounds, and even win everything.

Or rather, this is a selection process.
Only by passing this test can one truly meet Gerry Freyt and gain her support.

"Now that the rules have been clearly explained, then—"

At this point, Suya and the others were not given much time to think about and devise this strategy.

Miles smiled slightly and raised his hands, which were covered in white gloves.
"Crack, snap!"

Applause rang out.

In the arena, one hundred dealers simultaneously launched one hundred steel balls!

In response to this sudden applause, which seemed like an arrow shot into the sky, signaling the start of a race against time,

Suya abruptly raised her head, her scarlet eyes rapidly scanning the spinning roulette wheels.

He did not have the opportunity to replicate the movements and postures of the other 88 dealers.

They didn't put themselves in the croupier's position and rely on throwing skills to predict when the steel ball would land.

The miracle just now was accomplished based on two failures.

Now, the only roulette tables that Sua can accurately predict the landing point of are the 12 tables she just won.

That is,

Suya is guaranteed to win another 144000 gold pounds and a gift set worth 30 gold pounds. Although this is far from winning all the tables and getting 120 million gold pounds, why not take this free money?
His subconscious strategy was to secure a minimum win at 12 gaming tables, and then replicate the dealer's actions as much as possible to win at the tables within his capabilities.

However, at this moment.

As Suya's gaze swept across the trajectory of the steel balls in the 12-square roulette wheel in front of her,
His pupils suddenly contracted!
now,

The casino lobby projected in my mind,

Each dealer uses a different posture, angle, force, and technique to launch the steel ball.

Rolling towards unknown answers,
however,
At this moment, Suya inexplicably felt an unprecedented sense of absurdity rising around him, enveloping him completely in a dense, impenetrable embrace.

All the gambling tables within his precise answer range were now pointing to the same number—

"3!"

All I could hear was my own heartbeat and the rumbling sound of steel balls rolling on the cherry wood wheel.

Suya suddenly swallowed, then looked up in surprise.
Facing the casino lobby, which was incredibly noisy yet eerily silent in view,
Facing the thousand or so people crowding in the hall, seemingly so close yet so far away,
He spoke with difficulty to the hundred croupiers:

"All in, 3!"

(End of this chapter)