Although Joy refused to admit it, when she saw Xie Antong directly throw out a "12," she felt a sense of relief.
After learning the rules through such unscrupulous means just now, even she could not help but think, That was close!
In the last round, she had been completely unable to afford a loss. This supposedly fair game had truly brought her so close to defeat.
And now, with both sides knowing what cards they held, she also knew very clearly that the next two rounds would result in one win and one loss.
And Xie Antong was revealing her card directly now... Wait, that was not right. It seemed she could reveal her card directly!
Both of her hands had originally been "12." Whether this game ended in victory or defeat was entirely up to herself!
Hm?
Joy let out a strange sound of confusion, but she was questioning herself instead. Why did it seem as though her brain was not working properly?
That was not right. How could she make such a mistake? Both of her opponent's hands were identical, yet she had actually assumed that revealing a card meant surrendering.
No, if she played like this now, would it have any effect at all?
It probably would not, right? Should she raise? She should raise, right? Since victory was already guaranteed, naturally she should put all her chips on the line.
Eh? But that was not right either. She had originally been able to control which round she won, so why had she not raised just now?
Did that mean that from the end of the last round onward, she should have been guaranteed to win this wager?
Joy's maniacal grin froze on her face. Then her brows furrowed tightly, and even her body seemed to