"Fuck, so close! I was this close to getting the Instant Upgrade Card."
Su Ye cursed in frustration, then reluctantly took out his Silver Card and deposited the ten thousand Survival Coins into his account.
"It's fine, it's fine. It was only the first spin. You've got to burn through a few duds first."
Su Ye forced himself to take comfort in that.
Beside him, Jin Pangpang's smile grew even wider.
He had prepared a whole spiel to console customers who failed to win, but this kid had gone ahead and consoled himself.
This self-deluding gambling addict is an absolute gem.
Jin Pangpang was ecstatic.
With just a little encouragement, he could squeeze this kid dry today, right down to the last scrap.
What Jin Pangpang didn't know, however, was that Su Ye was more clearheaded than anyone.
He had known all along that not just this spin, but even the remaining nine free spins, would never yield anything good.
Because these free spins had come from Jin Pangpang.
As the manager, Jin Pangpang had permission to control where the wheel stopped through the backend.
Only when players paid real money for their own spins did the rules protect them and prevent the manager from interfering.
But Su Ye would never pay out of his own pocket.
Great Xia had already revealed the inside information: the actual probability of winning ten thousand Survival Coins on the Golden Wheel was a whopping ninety percent.
In other words, on average, he would have to throw in a million Survival Coins just for a chance at something worthwhile.
And this thing had no pity system at all. With bad enough luck, even a hundred million would only get him a pile of ten-thousand-Survival-Coin prizes.
*But my goal this time is to get one