The Understated Dragon Lord

Chapter 941 The Poor Guy

As Grant continued to mock Daniel, he suddenly remembered something.

"Oh! I just thought of something! You, country bumpkin, only have two million dollars. So, guess what? You can't buy over ninety percent of these original stones because less than ten percent are priced under two million!"

Daniel glanced at the original stones on stage. After inspecting them closely, he looked through each one carefully. Among the pile of inexpensive stones, there were indeed some that contained jade, but their value was quite low. The best piece was worth at most a few million-definitely not touching a hundred million.

If he wanted to beat Grant for seven or eight hundred million, he needed to buy some of the pricier stones.

Watching Grant, Daniel asked, "Grant, since you organized this Jade Gambling event, if I buy a stone and find jade inside it later, will you buy it back? Or can I trade the jade for another original stone and keep gambling?"

"Of course! Today's Jade Gambling has appraisers on-site. They'll evaluate your jade and buy it back at market price. But remember, while gold has a price, jade doesn't! If you're not happy with the price given by my appraiser, you can take your jade somewhere else to sell it!"

Grant was definitely going to hire appraisers for Jade Gambling! Today, he brought in one of the top jade appraisers in D.C., the legendary Aaron Hughes, who was known for identifying jade at a glance!

Daniel walked into the pile of original stones, poking around. After a few rounds, he picked the cheapest one.

priced under fifty thousand-just 49,998 dollars. Seeing

"Hahaha..."

that filled the room, then sneered, "Country bumpkin! I thought you'd really put some thought

don't know anything,

be picky!

pretend to be But here you are, picking the cheapest one because you

continued, "There's an old saying you might not

one are you talking about, Grant?" Daniel replied with

usually worthless!" Grant

that saying is for fools. With my IQ and luck, anything I choose

not

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all!"

want to buy this

still had a value of fifty thousand! Just two dollars