Red Mist Tavern.
"Huh? Snake Boss, why are his odds so high? And there's no betting cap yet? Aren't you afraid you'll lose everything?"
The customers looked at the "Death Penalty Gambling" on the Local Channel and discovered that the "Popular Contestant" actually had odds of 1.65. They couldn't help finding it strange. Based on past experience, a Popular Contestant's odds were usually 1.0001 at most, or even lower, and there would be a betting cap with a limit per person.
That was because everyone could basically tell who would die in each trial just by reading through the Death Row Inmates' information. Naturally, Snake Boss wouldn't give away money for nothing.
The popular bets in the gambling pools were often highly unpredictable categories like "how big will the gap between the highest and lowest votes be," "can the highest votes break 150,000 within 15 minutes," or "will there be a prisoner brawl within 5 minutes."
Leaning against the bar, Snake Boss stuck out his tongue and hissed, "That's right, I'll lose terribly. If all of you bet on him, I'll be in trouble, hiss~"
A customer laughed. "Nah, I'm not going to earn Snake Boss's money. I'm just here to lose for fun. Heh~ I'm betting on the one with the lowest odds and a limit."
Lawrence looked at the gambling pools on the Light Screen, wondering if he should play a couple of hands. He had been in Broken Lake Prison for more than a year and hadn't touched gambling in ages.
Almost anyone could set up a local gambling pool like this, without any restrictions, but there was one prerequisite: the banker first had to deposit a large advance fund into Kaimeng Commercial Bank. Otherwise, the bank would not provide monetary betting services for the pool, which