Becoming the Richest Man Alive

Chapter 280

Harold was upset. Had he tampered with the table earlier, they wouldn’t be in such an awkward situation.

“Master.”

The door to the restroom was pushed open, and the fourth gambler at the table walked it. He was Michael Larcher, Harold’s apprentice.

“Michael, you’re here. Did they give you a hard time when you came?” asked Harold with concern.

Michael nodded. “Yes, but Eugene Yackley had a sudden urge to smoke. Since we’re not gambling at the moment, he asked me to buy a carton of cigarettes for him.”

“That smoker is hard to beat!” Harold sneered, “Michael, the camera and human eyes are not much help to us now. We can only count on each other on the gambling table!”

Michael nodded again. “I understand, Master, but Eugene’s gambling skills are extraordinary. Regardless of how many cards I try to play for you, I—”

Harold made a hand gesture, interrupting his apprentice, saying, “No, we need to change our strategy. From now on, both of us can make a declaration. If you win, that means I win, too. Eugene may be good, but he can only stop one of us. If we know each other’s cards and play a different approach, he won’t be able to take both of us down!”

“That’s an excellent strategy, Master. How much do you plan to win from him tonight?”

Touching the tip of his chin, Harold said, “Actually… now that I think about it carefully, something’s amiss with Casper Simpson as well. Sometimes, Eugene and Casper seem like they’re working together. Well, the assets under his name and his black credit card show he’s worth at least tens of millions. Regardless of what his motive is, let’s just make him owe a hundred million. As for Eugene and Terrence, I won’t let them walk out of Horington Casino tonight!”

After a round of discussion, the few people walked out of the restroom and headed back to the gambling table.

“Where are the cigarettes?”

Eugene asked for his cigarettes right away. Michael rolled his eyes at the former and tossed a pack of cigarettes in front of him.

Narrowing his eyes, Eugene lit up a stick of cigarette and took a long drag. “Shall we begin? Let’s end the night early.”

“That’s right. Let’s wrap this up early.” A sneer escaped from Harold as he spoke.

and the four players

heart skipped

Jetroina rummy, one who drew such cards had a high chance of winning as he just

cards face down on the table and drew his

It’s a Joker!

Despite drawing such good cards, he did not show any emotions on

thing on his mind was how to make full use of

for a long while, he decided not to aim

was a rookie who learned how to play rummy less than

each other through their secret codes, but Casper did not have any prior discussion with Eugene. At that moment, there was nothing he could do but hope that Eugene would be able read his cards faster than the other two and help him

irrelevant to his sequence. He knew getting a pure sequence was rather ambitious, and his mind was getting all jumbled up. He dared not

at the cards Casper

players beside him, immediately realizing which cards they had in their hands. Evidently, Harold’s cards were not ideal this round, and Eugene doubted the older

a valid declaration—a player must have at least two sequences,

could not form a pure sequence, it would be meaningless regardless of

had good cards as well. He began attempting to figure out what cards the

Can’t he

a sequence this round. Even so, he had to help his apprentice win. After a soundless discussion with Michael, Harold decided to have Michael win this

wouldn’t give up the cards that could help other players win. However, Harold’s turn was coming up, and the last thing Eugene wanted was to

eventually discarded a card that Casper

cards and took the card that was just

was the last card he needed to

an impure sequence! A perfect

sequence and one impure

looked at Casper.

why Eugene hesitated to discard that card? It seems he predicted that our working together would be exposed if I took his

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