NIKKE, When the Milky Way Blossoms

Upon hearing the VIP's request to exchange two million for just one chip, guide Blair was first stunned, then shocked, and then his shock turned into confusion.

How to do?

What to do? What to do? What to do?

The VIP that the boss specifically asked me to take care of was clearly a novice!

How do you play Coin Poker with just one chip?!

Leaving aside the reality that losing means losing everything, and also ignoring the fact that having only one chip means you can only bet once.

Let's talk about a single bet of two million.

According to the rule that each bet cannot exceed four times the previous bet, unless the previous bettor calls out more than 500,000 chips, or you are the caller (the first bidder), there is no way to put in two million at once.

“Um, sir…” Brandt hesitated, trying to find the right words to explain the rules of coin poker to his distinguished guest in a tactful way.

Unexpectedly, Phoenix took the initiative and said, "Do you have one? If so, please help me change into it, and then please take me to the table with unlimited betting."

"Unlimited betting tables?"

Upon hearing this term, the girl opened her mouth, but the words she had only half-formed were instantly shattered.

He actually knows this?!

……

……

Perld Andy,

That is, Decker Lawrence's cronies, the young man who especially loves wearing leopard print.

Then,

Who is Dekker?

Remember Casey's clothing store? He's the one who was the absentee owner of that store, and his own sister even emphasized that he should find a way to get Phoenix's contact information.

However, the Lawrence siblings certainly have no interest in gambling at the casino.

The reason is simple: the older sister is too busy, and the younger brother is too timid.

Therefore, the only person who is lucky enough to run into Phoenix today is poor Andy.

Looking at the commander who had plopped down in the first seat of the fan-shaped gambling table, the slightly tipsy playboy's mood was not so much one of fear as it was one of extreme excitement.

Then he grinned and slowly said to the rich kid in seat number four, "Carben, everyone's here, let's... begin."

After saying that, he nodded to the dealer at the fan-shaped gambling table, indicating that the dealer could deal the cards now.

There are no elaborate ceremonies or complicated preparations. At their level, gambling millions is just a game to play in their spare time.

Who would make it so solemn? It's not like it's a few hundred million in venture capital.

Swah——

With Andy's approval, the middle-aged dealer elegantly unpacked a new deck of cards, then with a wave of his hand, neatly laid the cards on the gambling table, with the spacing between each card just enough to display the numbers or letters in the corners.

Although the entire movement is simple and unadorned, it still gives people a sense of natural beauty.

After showing the cards and confirming that the deck was correct, the dealer silently collected the cards and began the incredibly complicated shuffling process.

finally,

Once all the necessary steps were completed, the dealer slid a face-down hole card onto each of the three players.

"please."

Andy shrugged generously, saying nothing more, his gesture clearly indicating that Phoenix had the right to bid.

Meanwhile, Carbon seemed equally unconcerned, remaining silent as if he agreed with Andy's gesture of humility.

Since a new face had finally arrived as a partner, they couldn't help but express their opinions and show off the demeanor befitting a playboy.

boom boom—

To everyone's surprise, Phoenix didn't stand on ceremony. He pulled out his only jade chip from his pocket, tossed it onto the table, and said:

"Two million."

Little rabbit: "?"

Carbon: "??"

Andy: "???"

According to the rules of the unlimited betting system in Coin Poker, which were personally revised by Mr. Mastin, the amount that the next player bets must be at least four times that of the previous player.

In other words, if Phoenix calls in two million, then Carbone's follow-up bet must be no less than eight million, and the last player sitting in number eight must be the one to call in.

His follow-up bet must exceed 32 million.

Andy: “…”

Chapter 133 One sentence made a man pay for me

According to the generally accepted private rules...

In no-limit coin poker, the caller only symbolically raises the bet by one, but everyone multiplies it by four, then by four again, gradually increasing the bet until the third or final round, when someone starts playing tricks.

What kind of idiot would bet two million on their first bet?

If you bet two million after only one card has been dealt, then without considering cheating by the dealer, wouldn't gambling become a purely luck-based game?

Psychological warfare, micro-expressions, acting skills—all gone. Can this really be called gambling?

Staring at the jet-black chip on the gambling table, Andy felt his blood pressure and the alcohol rush to his head.

It's impossible to follow along, absolutely impossible.

Even if he were to go crazy with the other party and grit his teeth and add this bet, Phoenix would definitely not be able to come up with a follow-up bet of 128 million.

This madman can choose to collect the cards or he can choose to blew up the board.

Withdrawing the cards means exiting the game.

Whether a player lacks confidence in their own hand or suspects their opponent is playing too aggressively, they can withdraw during their call phase if they don't want to continue.

The cost is merely a one percent handling fee deducted from the total chips invested.

As for the so-called "explosive" gameplay, it's a unique feature of the Gold Coin Battle Casino.

A mechanism combining the "opening the pot" of dice games, which can only be used before the start of the final round of card dealing.

When the follower does not choose to follow up, but instead proposes a bomb.

Players who wish to follow must reveal their hole cards, and then the dealer deals additional cards to ensure that everyone compares hands before knowing their own hand.

Of course, you can't just blew up the table anytime, otherwise everyone who couldn't keep up would blew up the table, and the game would be impossible.

There are conditions for bombing the site.

Extremely risky conditions.

Players who propose a "bombing" (or "flop") are implicitly considered to be continuing to bet, but this bet does not require an immediate increase; instead, it is settled uniformly afterward.

If the player who wins the game wins against everyone, he can take all the raises.

However, if it's not the highest throughout the game, the player who makes the bet will have to pay out the sum of the number of players who followed.

For example, if a player who bets one million bets and loses the game.

Then he would need to pay one million chips to each player who followed.

Players who choose not to follow must transfer 10% of their raise amount to the player who blew the bet, regardless of whether the blew bet wins or loses.

In other words,

If Andy dares to bet 32 ​​million, and Phoenix chooses to blitz the table and raise to 128 million.

So, if Andy and Carbon don't intend to follow up after the bombing, it means they will have to hand over 3.2 million and 800,000 chips respectively, totaling 4 million, to Phoenix as a card collection fee, and another 400,000 as the casino's card collection fee.

If you choose to follow, it's like everyone only has one hole card left and is gambling that their hand is stronger than the other's.

It's all about luck; there's no skill involved.

"Collect the cards."

Having figured out the pros and cons, Andy decisively chose not to go along with it.

Because he hasn't raised the bet yet, he needs to take one percent of the 32 million virtual bet, which is a 320,000 card collection fee.

"Collect the cards."

On the other side, Carbone, who had disgusted Andy, also withdrew a paltry 80,000 chips from his eight million raise and slid them to the poker table.

Four hundred thousand.

Phoenix used just three words to get the two men to willingly hand over 400,000 dollars to Mastering.

"Heh, still want to play?"