One hundred million Geni had been exchanged for chips of various denominations, now arranged in several piles across the table.
At the sight of a young boy openly sitting at the gambling table, quite a few people gave him strange looks.
This kid...
How badly did he have to squander his family's money to end up here at such a young age?
His parents must have done something awful in a past life to have a wastrel like him for a son.
They whispered and pointed behind his back, completely forgetting that they were gamblers in a casino themselves.
No matter how much they mocked and sneered at him, they couldn't help feeling jealous when they saw him win hand after hand.
"Beginner's luck..." someone scoffed.
Who hadn't had a winning streak back when they started?
But once the beginner's protection wore off, whether you won or lost was all up to fate.
These old hands, who'd spent years in casinos, now lost far more often than they won.
Yet even after an hour had passed, those watching from the sidelines still hadn't seen the boy lose a single round.
The dealer at the table, who'd started out smiling, now wore a rather stiff expression.
The small pile of chips from before had grown into several tall stacks in front of him.
"I'm betting it all." The white-haired boy yawned and pushed a pile of chips toward one of the betting areas. The chips toppled over and scattered across the table.
Seeing how unusually lucky the boy was today, the other gamblers at the table followed suit and bet in the same spot.
For a moment, the dealer didn't move.
"Come on, show us the result already." Su Wu leaned back in his chair, sitting casually as he urged the