I Want a Divorce by Abigail Quinn

Chapter 154

The banker couldn’t wait to deal cards, because he was also worried that Oliver would regret it and stop calling for cards.

The dealer thought, “Isn’t it better to wait and see this greedy man bust?”

A card was dealt. The banker was stunned when he saw that it was hearts A!

Denise complained faintly, but when she saw that the card was A, she was surprised and grabbed Oliver’s arm.

“It’s A, it’s A, it’s A. Six little Blackjacks, we win, triple, we win 30,000 Oros!”

The banker’s eyes darkened and he said in his heart, “He even got the only A that could win. Damn it, he was so lucky!” To make matters worse, the dealer lost 30,000 Oros at his gambling table!

But if you lose, you lose. You can’t regret it.

The banker wiped the sweat with his trembling hands and paid Oliver 30,000 Oros.

With the principal of 10,000 Oros, that was 40,000 Oros in total.

Other guests followed Oliver’s example and ordered three cards in a row. As a result, they busted on the fourth card. The banker’s own card was 8. The one he ordered was 7, 15 points in total. And the card next was 4, 19 points in total. The dealer could only keep on betting. If he got Blackjack, he wouldn’t lose.

He wasn’t as lucky as Oliver. The fourth card was 10. He busted.

Oliver looked at Wayne’s feature phone used to contact the kidnapper, but there was no call or text received. He had to wait. He was a little anxious and pushed out the 40,000 Oros he had just gotten and bet again.

Denise was stunned and hurriedly stopped him. “Mr. Eastwood, gambling is gambling. It’s all about luck. You just won 30,000 Oros. We should hang it up before we lose. There is no need to be so crazy about gambling. This is not safe.” Oliver said absent-mindedly, “Just bet. It doesn’t matter.”

Denise couldn’t help smiling bitterly. Oliver was so stubborn that he wouldn’t listen to her at all.

The 40,000-Oro bet even made the banker nervous.

This wasn’t the VIP room upstairs. This was where ordinary gamblers played.

fiercely, the other three guests also

new game, the banker dealt

got a Spades Q,

and then stopped. Oliver identified the guest’s card, which was 10, so 19 points in

second guest’s card is an 8, followed by a

but pat his thigh and

he had called for another card, he could

there were not so

to call again. Then he called for

stopped. After 20, he could only win with an A. Any other card

looked at the next card and saw it was really an A,

took this chance and waved his hand to call for

opened his

two cards, a Q and an A added up to exactly

winning bets for the two-card Blackjack were twice the original bet, and Oliver bet 40,000

and he felt like he

also get Blackjack in order not to lose, but that was a

game. The other guest got

of Clubs, which was the worst number in terms of probability. The best card to

and the two 10s could add up to 20 points,

a lot. As long

a big card. He could easily bust if he drew another card. The probability of winning wasn’t high if he didn’t draw, so it was an

drew another card, and it was a

to draw and bet again. The first guest’s bet was 100 Oros, which didn’t matter whether the dealer won or lost.

dealer was getting another card, the guest who took 20 points

would be 20 points, just like his points. He wouldn’t lose

dealer got 4, it was 21, the Blackjack. Then he