Texas Hold'em was an incredibly skill-intensive game.
While luck played a certain role, every decision required players to outwit and compete against one another.
The complex and profound techniques and strategies involved could not possibly be explained in just a few words.
Even something as simple as the odds of how many opponents might hold a higher pair when one was dealt a pocket pair had precise probabilities calculated to three decimal places.
Mathematical probability formulas, combined with factors such as money, position, psychology, and the evolving situation at the table—
Made Texas Hold'em beloved by countless players and gamblers around the world. It was a game one could learn in fifteen minutes, yet might spend a lifetime trying to master.
Though they had not spent a lifetime on it, Ibaier, Jia Nan De Gu, and the casino employee had all invested a great deal of time in the game and were quite skilled.
At that moment, all of them froze when they saw the cards in front of the black-haired man in the suit.
Especially Ibaier, who had believed he had won.
At the start of the seventh hand, he had been dealt AA. Without hesitation, he found an excuse to raise the pot. When he saw the third A on the flop, he suppressed every trace of joy.
He revealed no flaw, did not scare the others away, and lured them into putting in more chips. When the fourth A appeared on the turn,
Even the corners of Ibaier's eyes and his brows had strained to contain his delight.
But he had never imagined things would turn out like this.
"Congratulations, Mr. Fang. You won."
Holding a spade Straight Flush, the casino employee named Donier nodded in congratulations with relative calm. Jia Nan De Gu, holding a full