"Ah! Got it, got it!" The supervisor was overjoyed. It looked like they had another enormous fat sheep!
"Our casino actually has plenty of exciting—"
"Get to the point," Longinus said impatiently. "Something simple and exciting!"
"Then how about Blackjack?" the supervisor asked tentatively. Seeing curiosity on Young Master Oda's face, he hurriedly explained.
"We generally use four decks of cards. Excluding the Shoguns and Bright Kings, that makes a total of two hundred and eight cards."
"The A cards bearing Lord Kyoshiro's portrait can count as either one or eleven. Two through ten are worth their face values, while the J, Q, and K cards bearing the portraits of the three Calamity Lords are worth ten."
"The player with the highest total wins, but your points cannot exceed twenty-one. Otherwise, you bust."
"That sounds interesting." Longinus's eyes brightened slightly as he waved a hand. "We'll play that. Exchange a thousand gold worth of chips for me first!"
Naturally, this money had been a gift from the enthusiastic bandits they had met along the way.
Of course, their entire fortune was only a thousand gold.
"O-One thousand gold?" The supervisor's eyes widened. A thousand gold was not an especially large sum, but judging from Young Master Oda's bearing, it seemed that even this thousand gold was merely pocket money to him!
His attitude became even more enthusiastic.
After exchanging the chips, the group went to a card table.
"Oh? More newcomers?"
"The more people, the more fun!"
The people at the table merely exchanged a few casual pleasantries before fixing their eyes on their face-down and face-up cards.
"Ten face-up and eight face-down." Longinus laughed loudly. "My luck isn't bad!"
"Shh! Shh! Don't say it out loud!" The supervisor genuinely did not want him to lose. In the casino business,