The coin spun through the air, then fell. The referee covered it at once and turned to look at Wang Chao.
This was actually rather interesting.
It did not really matter who called the toss first, but whenever foreign referees encountered a Wang Chao match, they would instinctively look at him first. Naturally, that was because the Coin Toss Law had emerged alongside Wang Chao's rise.
Normally, Wang Chao would casually give an answer, but today, he hesitated unusually before smiling and pointing at Sun Tianlong across from him.
The referee turned to Sun Tianlong. Sun Tianlong casually called "heads," guessed correctly, and won the right to serve.
This was only a minor interlude.
To the vast audience, it was also a small and inconsequential surprise. Before the match, everyone had believed Sun Tianlong held an absolute advantage, so by all logic, Wang Chao should have won the opening serve.
"Could it be that Wang Chao was actually stronger in this match?" Many people had such a thought flash through their minds, only to quickly suppress it.
It was probably just a coincidence. After all, the Coin Toss Law was merely a meme. Its accuracy had been high at first, but it had failed several times over the past six months.
After all, how could Sun Tianlong, who had crushed Luo Jiu 11–1, possibly be the disadvantaged side?
Qin Huachang's livestream chat was packed with comments, everyone teasing this little coin-toss segment in a relaxed, joking manner.
But Qin Huachang said nothing.
As the universally acknowledged number-one streamer and the founder of Spoiler Live Broadcast, he knew that the viewers needed him to step up and offer a conclusive remark, clearly telling them the general situation of this match.
But he remained silent.
It was not only because he was