"Would you like to play something?" Baccarat asked. "Roulette? Poker? Dice? Or... something more exciting?"
Brook thought for a moment. "I heard there's a massive dice-rolling game here."
Baccarat's eyes lit up. "You mean the giant dice game in the 'Ultimate Rich Man Game'?"
"Probably," Brook nodded. "I heard the dice are pretty big."
Baccarat turned sideways and led the way. "It's on the third floor of the castle. Please follow me."
The Ultimate Rich Man Game could be called the most unique game in the casino.
The rules were simple—roll two dice and bet on odd or even.
After the bets were placed, the dealer rolled the dice. The sum of the numbers being odd or even determined the outcome.
Win, and the bet doubled. Lose, and the chips went to the house.
In terms of odds, it was quite low among casino games—only 1:1.
But the game had two special features: first, there was no betting limit; second, there was a "performance" to watch.
On the way to the third floor, Brook and Hermione passed through the casino's main hall.
This was the real main course of the casino.
There were at least a thousand gambling tables packed tightly together, each surrounded by gamblers.
Scantily clad bunny girls weaved through the crowd carrying champagne, while attendants in golden uniforms stood ready to exchange chips for the guests at any time.
The air was thick with the mixed scent of tobacco, alcohol, perfume, and money.
The gambling games came in every variety: baccarat, roulette, blackjack, Sic Bo, Texas Hold'em, baccarat...
Every area rang with different sounds—the hum of spinning roulette wheels, the crisp clatter of dice, the rustle of playing cards being turned over, along with gamblers' excited cheers and despairing wails.
One table in particular had an especially