Even the Slaughter Bosses numbered two hundred thousand, spread across the various Ork armies. Almost every one of them had the strength of an Ork who would once have ranked as Warlord-class.
Every Boss on the teams that reached the finals was a Nob.
So although the Gork Grin Team had fallen on hard times, that did not mean they were weak.
It was just that the snobbish Ghazgitz did not think much of them. During his commentary, he said offhandedly, "The Gork Grin Team is one of our veteran powerhouses. Sadly... sadly, times have changed. Making the top eight is already an incredible achievement for them now."
He offered no further introduction and displayed the Gork Grin Team's chance of winning the championship-0.67%.
The championship chances of the other seven teams added up to 99.33%.
As a result, the Gork Grin Team also had the highest payout odds in the other betting pools. Aside from a handful of gambling addicts, almost no Orks bet on them to win.
Bad Gambler was one of those addicts. Ever since he had won the Mighty Big Boss, he had become even more obsessed with gambling.
With strength that placed him among the top Nobs, he could have joined a team. Playing a few full matches would have earned him plenty of teeth just the same.
But he thought gambling was more exciting, so he had simply given up on competing. Every day, he went from arena to arena, watching the matches and placing bet after bet.
Unfortunately, whether it was bad luck, poor judgment, or simply too much of a gambling habit, he had not won anything. He barely had any of his original stake left.
This time, Bad Gambler had borrowed a thousand Fierce Teef from Kidd in exchange for six