In other words, playing these games was practically guaranteed to turn a profit.
The reason was easy enough to understand. Ultimately, this place was nothing more than bait offering small winnings. Once most people made money, they wanted to make more, and were led step by step into the abyss.
Without giving it much thought, Lin Mo approached a slot machine and slipped his only chip into the slot. Watching the three reels spin on the screen, he casually pressed a button in front of him. Just as he had expected, 777 appeared.
The more money you put in here, the more you earned.
Even though 777 was the jackpot, Lin Mo had only wagered one chip, so his payout was merely fifty times that.
Next, Lin Mo tried the other games in the Game Hall. In less than an hour, his original single chip had grown to two hundred and thirty, equivalent to 2.3 million Beli.
Meanwhile, Perona had been watching other people play. Only after she finally figured out a few tricks did she give it a try, carefully and successfully grabbing a little black patchwork bunny plush she had set her heart on.
Sure, succeeding on her first try gave her a sense of accomplishment, but she had no chips left now. Even if she wanted to keep playing, she couldn't.
Perona went to find Lin Mo. Seeing the little basket full of chips in his hands, her eyes lit up. "Wow, Captain, when did you get so many chips?"
Lin Mo glanced at her impassively and, without much thought, handed her twenty chips. "Go play."
Perona jumped for joy. "Thank you, Captain! You're the best, most generous captain ever! Heehee~"
With that, Perona skipped off to keep playing whatever caught her fancy.
Just as Lin Mo