The enormous wheel began to spin wildly.
This was merely one inconspicuous gambling tool within the vast casino.
Besides Saine, seven or eight assorted Alien Creatures stood around the wheel.
Saine also spotted figures among the Wizard World's powerful beings here.
However, the overwhelming majority were knights. Magicians of Level 4 and above like himself who came to gamble here were few and far between.
The enormous wheel spun without pause. After roughly three hundred and sixty rotations, it finally slowed to a stop.
The surrounding gamblers stared wide-eyed, their gazes locked onto the pointer at the center of the wheel.
There were sixty grooves on this massive wheel.
In theory, those placing bets had a one-in-sixty chance of winning.
Only Saine had placed his wager on the "30" groove directly below, while the other gamblers had each chosen different numbers.
If they lost, their stakes would naturally be gone without a trace.
But if they won, they would receive three times their wager back!
When the pointer was about to indicate "28," a green-skinned alien creature dwarf beside Saine, barely 1.4 meters tall, could not help letting out a cheer. The number it had bet on was "28."
However, before the dwarf could sustain its cheer for more than a few seconds, the wheel rolled slightly forward again and finally came to a steady stop before the number "30."
Beneath his mask, Saine let out a soft breath.
Every wager placed before the wheel vanished.
Only in front of Saine did crisp metallic clinks ring out. Six round red chips then emerged from the void and landed in Saine's hand.
Saine could not identify the material of these chips either. They seemed to be made from some rare metal, and both inside and outside the chips were inscribed with