Two crystals instantly appeared and arced into the young man's palm. Without changing expression, Chu Han walked straight toward the gambling table in the corner. The young man's eyes lit up, and with a smile, he gave the dealer at the table a meaningful look. The dealer's gaze flickered as he turned to look at Chu Han.
A fat fish had arrived!
"Bet big or small?" The young dealer looked at Chu Han as if he were nothing but a fat sheep.
After taking a seat, Chu Han glanced at the table and curled his lips. "I'm betting on a draw."
"Hey! There's only big or small, no draw!" The young dealer called out enthusiastically, shaking the dice in his hand with a swishing rattle.
Chu Han carefully examined the man's face, then silently tossed out a First Order crystal.
The young dealer frowned, but he did not think much of it. It was normal to start small when playing for the first time—people had to get used to an unfamiliar environment. Once the atmosphere heated up, most people would get carried away and start throwing down serious money.
Seeing how stingy Chu Han was with his bets, the surrounding people began to mock him. Some even started egging him on.
Chu Han remained unmoved. Every time, he only threw out one First Order crystal. His eyes roamed over the surroundings, and whenever the dice were revealed, he would occasionally glance at the dealer, seeming completely unconcerned about winning or losing.
Watching this, the young dealer gradually grew impatient. He stopped paying attention to Chu Han and turned his focus to the other players.
Several rounds passed without anyone noticing. Chu Han gradually spotted something unusual in the game. Those involved were blind to it, while an outsider saw clearly.