"Fair" Russian Roulette

Bai Zhi was currently in a small room resembling a casino. The door stood wide open, and from here, he could see the bustling, noisy casino outside.

However, after some testing, Bai Zhi discovered that his range of movement was fixed to the chair.

There were two choices before him.

One was to stay here and wait for the next person to enter and complete the Game; the other was to leave directly.

The former came with a reward, while the latter carried no penalty.

In other words, he could choose to leave this space directly without suffering any loss, but he would not receive the Item rewarded by this space. He could also choose to wait here for the next arrival.

The maximum waiting time was three minutes. If no one else arrived after three minutes, he would directly receive the reward from this space.

After understanding this rule, Bai Zhi naturally chose to get ready.

This was not some simple racing Game. If he failed to pay attention to collecting these Items along the way, there was a very high chance that he would get stuck at a stage.

After he chose to get ready, a large amount of information appeared before him. It could be considered supplementary clauses, with several rules particularly emphasized.

First, spaces like this followed a first-come, first-served rule.

The first person to enter this space had two choices: stay and get ready, or leave. However, those who entered afterward had only one choice.

Whether the later arrival was willing or not, they had to stay and play this Game. Moreover, the first arrival had the right to choose which Game would be played next.

It could be said that in matters like this, the first arrival held a considerable advantage.

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