In an extremely short time, he had acquired more than a hundred thousand Magic Coins. Even a Plane War could not compare to that kind of money-making speed.
The reason Saine had been able to maintain a steady influx of Magic Coins was that every time he placed a bet, regardless of the Gambling Tool, he always bought exactly twenty thousand Magic Coins' worth of chips.
With the 60% to 70% success rate provided by the Faceless Mask, Saine naturally had a higher chance of winning than other gamblers.
More importantly, Saine was not greedy. He would never blindly throw his entire fortune into the wager.
Even if the Faceless Mask gave a success rate approaching 90%, he was not particularly willing to do it.
Because this sort of luck-based gamble did not suit Saine's character. There was still a 10% chance of failure!
Small gambling delighted the spirit; great gambling wounded the body. Saine had never intended to plunder any resources through this.
Although Saine had deliberately maintained his rationality all along, by the time he had played from the third floor of the casino all the way to the thirty-fourth, the value of the chips in his hands had already reached 1.17 million!
More than a million Magic Coins—Saine had earned them in this casino in merely two months.
If he kept doing this, then perhaps the enormous loan burden on his back could be paid off in two years?
When passing time in a casino, it truly was difficult to notice time slipping away.
It was only when the Flood Dragon Mo Yan came looking for him that Saine gradually snapped out of that rather frenzied atmosphere and gave his head a hard shake.
The chips beside him had already turned into a huge pile, but Saine