He had just married a policewoman when he was diagnosed with criminal genius.

Looking at Lu Chen's nonchalant attitude, Old Li wondered to himself, "Is this kid a hothead?"

If you feel lucky and bet everything every time, sooner or later you'll lose it all and give back all your winnings.

"I want to win as much as I can while I'm on a winning streak," Lu Chen said calmly. "Besides, even if I lose, I'll only lose two hundred yuan today."

These words left Old Li speechless.

Upon closer reflection, it seems to make sense. Lu Chen's initial investment was indeed only two hundred yuan. Even if he lost it all, he would only lose two hundred yuan.

But can this be accounted for like that?

Lu Chen ignored Lao Li's hesitation and pushed all the chips in front of him toward "big".

A bet of over ten thousand is no small sum in this establishment.

The surface of the table appeared calm, but many eyes were secretly watching Lu Chen from below. Some were envious, some were jealous, and many more were waiting to see his expression when he lost everything in one go.

However, it must be said that there were significantly more people betting alongside Lu Chen this time.

After much hesitation, Old Li bet half of his money and kept the other half in his hand.

The dice cup is lifted.

I won again.

Lu Chen's chips have doubled again.

Old Li breathed a sigh of relief. Thankfully, the kid didn't give back all the prize he won.

In the next few rounds, Lu Chen continued to bet everything.

Every time he went all in, the surrounding gamblers watched with bated breath, but he won every single time.

In just a few minutes, Lu Chen's initial investment had grown from two hundred yuan to two hundred and thirty thousand yuan.

Old Li also benefited, starting with 100 yuan and eventually earning over 50,000 yuan.

At this moment, a fine layer of sweat appeared on the croupier's forehead.

She had been sitting at this dice table for so long and had never seen such a crazy way of playing, betting everything every time and winning every time.

Two hundred and thirty thousand isn't a huge sum for this establishment, but this guy just keeps winning.

If things continue like this, she'll be lucky if she doesn't get her share of the commission, let alone have it deducted from her pay.

She began to wonder if this young man was just lucky, or... truly capable?

The dice cup fell again.

Lu Chen's ears twitched slightly. One, two, three, small.

He was preparing to continue betting everything when suddenly, a very faint sound reached his ears.

The dice... have changed.

Lu Chen's lips curled slightly.

He understood; the dealers had finally lost their patience and started resorting to the underhanded tactics employed in the establishment.

This trick is not uncommon in underground casinos, where dealers manipulate the dice rolls before the game is started to control the outcome.

However, what almost made Lu Chen burst out laughing was that the original count of one, two, and three had turned into three twos because of the dealer's trick.

By a twist of fate, it turned into a leopard.

No wonder he made another killing.

Without hesitation, Lu Chen pushed all 230,000 chips in front of him toward the leopard zone.

Seeing this, Old Li was completely dumbfounded: "Brother! Why did you bet on leopard again?!"

"I have a feeling this round will be a leopard," Lu Chen said mysteriously.

All the players around the gambling table gasped, staring at Lu Chen in shock.

Is this kid crazy? He managed to bet on a triple once in the last few rounds – that's incredibly lucky! And he thinks he can win this round too? Isn't that just throwing money away?

In this round, no one bet with Lu Chen.

Only Old Li stood there, caught in a internal struggle.

He also thought it couldn't possibly be a leopard. But... what if it was?

Last time Lu Chen bet on the leopard, he also thought it was impossible, but what happened? He regretted it so much that he slapped himself twice.

What if I win again this time?

He currently has 50,000 yuan. If he bets on a leopard (three of a kind), the odds are 1 to 18 – that's 800,000 yuan.

Fifty thousand yuan won't change anything in his life.

But 800,000... that's like soaring to the sky.

Old Li's breathing became heavier and heavier, and the veins on his forehead bulged.

Finally, he gritted his teeth and made a tough decision, pushing all his chips towards the leopard zone.

Fifty thousand yuan, all in one hand.

Old Li pushed all 50,000 chips out at once.

Lu Chen was somewhat surprised—he hadn't expected that at this crucial juncture, Old Li would dare to go all in with him. This made him think more highly of him.

However, Lu Chen knew very well that even if Lao Li won 800,000, he wouldn't have a chance to take the money away today.

"They've gone mad...they've all gone mad," someone muttered nearby.

"I'm not playing with them, I'm betting big."

In this round, everyone avoided the leopard zone, leaving only Lu Chen and Lao Li's chips piled up there alone.

The croupier's expression changed slightly.

She didn't know what the dice showed, but she had a bad feeling—what if the man opposite her had won again…

That's no small amount.

Her fingers instinctively pressed against the edge of the dice cup, but the rules were set, and she couldn't back down. She could only take a deep breath and slowly lift the dice cup.

Old Li was covered in sweat, his hands clasped together, and he muttered incantations, praying to the Jade Emperor, Buddha, Guanyin Bodhisattva, and all sorts of other gods and Buddhas.

"Two two two... Leopard."

The dealer's voice trembled slightly.

The entire room fell into a deathly silence.

Immediately, a gasp of surprise erupted.

Old Li's eyes widened suddenly, his whole body trembled violently, his lips quivered, and he couldn't utter a single word for a long time.

Eight hundred thousand.

He really did win 800,000.

He suddenly turned to look at Lu Chen, his eyes filled with fervor and gratitude, as if he had seen his second parents.

Lu Chen won even more, multiplying his 230,000 by 18 to 4,140,000.

"We won! We bet on it!" Old Li finally shouted, his voice trembling with tears.

This exclamation drew the attention of almost everyone in the room.

Looking at Old Li's almost manic excitement, Lu Chen felt no emotion whatsoever; instead, he felt a pang of sympathy for him. The higher he flies now, the harder he'll crash later.

He smiled faintly, waiting for the dealer to prepare the chips.

The croupier felt like crying at that moment.

She was now certain that this young man hadn't gotten away with it by luck. Winning the leopard bet twice—such a coincidence simply didn't exist.

If only she had known... if only she hadn't done that.

If she hadn't cheated, Lu Chen would have won at most 400,000 yuan.

But it was precisely her actions that gifted the opponent a pair of leopards, allowing them to win big.

But now that I understand, it's too late.

She knew very well the enormity of her mistake. The loss of over four million was enough to cost her her job, or even worse...

"Sir, please wait a moment, I'll go get some chips, I don't have enough here," the dealer said, forcing a smile.

Lu Chen nodded slightly, indicating his agreement.

At this moment, the commotion at the Sic Bo table had spread throughout the entire casino.

"What's going on? What are they shouting over there?"

"I heard that over there playing dice, someone won over four million with just two hundred dollars!"

"Holy crap, is this for real?"

"Absolutely true! I won several hands in a row, betting everything every time, and even got two triples!"

"Wow, that's awesome! Let's go check it out!"

"Are there really such fierce people in this place?"

Soon, the dice table was surrounded by gamblers who came to watch the excitement, packed in layers, making it impossible to move.

Lu Chen keenly sensed the change in atmosphere. The dealer said he was going to get chips, but in reality he was going to inform his supervisor.

After all, including what Lao Li won, the casino lost nearly five million, which is no small amount.

I just don't know if we can bring out the real owner behind this place.

In the crowd, Lu Chen also caught a glimpse of the bald man, Wang Qiang.

Wang Qiang stared at him for a few seconds, feeling that he looked familiar, but he couldn't remember where he had seen him before.

Lu Chen's disguised face was far different from the "God of Gamblers" he remembered who had dominated the square.

Soon, Wang Qiang's attention was replaced by intense envy and jealousy. He wished he could take Wang Qiang's place and hated himself for not having such incredible luck.

Lu Chen withdrew his gaze, a slight smile playing on his lips.

The bait has been cast.

It all depends on whether this big fish will take the bait.