The croupier smiled as he collected Jenia's chips from in front of her. Two thousand-sol chips lay stacked together.
To distinguish high-denomination chips from low-denomination ones while also reflecting their value,
the high-denomination chips issued by Blackstone Bank and Central Casino were made primarily from high-purity crystal, then beautified through processes such as gold and silver plating.
Finally, several anti-counterfeiting measures were added.
Every high-denomination chip had its own unique serial number, and all the croupiers had undergone training before the casino opened.
Only after they could distinguish genuine chips from counterfeits within a short time would they qualify to receive their licenses.
The croupier appeared to be sorting the chips, but was actually checking whether they were genuine.
Lin Qi had stipulated that all high-denomination chips had to be verified.
After all, high-denomination chips could be exchanged directly for cash at the casino or bank. There would certainly be counterfeiters who would not exchange them for cash right away, but would first try to use them.
Only after fooling the croupiers would they consider exchanging large quantities at a bank.
Still, this possibility was not very high unless something went wrong inside the bank.
At this point, the possibility of something going wrong at the bank did exist, but it was small.
Everyone knew that capitalists—especially Federal capitalists—were not people one could afford to offend.
After the gladiatorial arena's opening ceremony proved a huge success, there would inevitably be a large number of groups making a living around the arena. These groups would not merely fight inside the arena.
In society, in the real world, they were experts at hunting prey—and at killing people.
Combined with the high income and generous benefits, people would know what to choose when faced with endless pursuit on one side and high pay