Mysterious Resurrection: Proof from the Red and White Duo

boom!

As soon as Chu Mo finished speaking, the gambling den's doors were slammed shut.

With the only light gone, the entire gambling den became utterly dark.

No money?

What are you going to gamble if you have no money?

A faint sound came from the counter.

"If you have no money, then leave your life behind."

The tables and chairs around the gambling den began to shake, and black, viscous blood silently seeped from the mahogany gambling tables.

Yan Li's expression changed upon seeing this scene.

This is also demon blood!

"Brother Chu, the door is blocked, what... what should we do now?"

Yan Li walked to the door and pushed it, only to find that he couldn't open it at all. Even as he touched the door with his palm, strange black blood also seeped out of it.

Chu Mo waved, signaling Yan Li to come back first.

I already knew the rules of the gambling den from the second generation.

Although betting here requires using ghost money, it's possible to bet without it.

He retrieved a corpse from the terminal and threw it next to the gambling table, saying, "I have no money, but I can use a ghost as collateral."

This is Zhao Shuo's body. After he was killed at the Lin'an Hotel, he was originally buried underground through the Ghost Domain, but later, just to be on the safe side, he wrapped it in yellow paper and put it into the terminal.

Sure enough, after the bet on the vengeful ghost, the abnormalities at the gambling den gradually subsided, but did not completely disappear.

"Two more are needed."

The sound resumed.

Chu Mo squinted; this place seemed even more unscrupulous than a coffin shop.

The price of a ghost is only one yuan of paper money.

They didn't mind and placed the ghost baby and the drowned ghost on the gambling table one after another.

Seeing this, Yan Li couldn't help but advise, "Brother Chu, there are three ghosts here, worth at least three hundred million on the market. What if we lose...?"

Before he could finish speaking, Chu Mo interrupted him with a confident tone: "Don't worry, we won't lose."

Not only will he not lose, he'll also make a fortune at the gambling den.

Seeing that the other party was so certain, Yan Li stopped trying to persuade him. He seemed to really believe that Chu Mo could win the three-yuan paper money from the ghost.

After placing his bets on the three ghosts, Chu Mo calmly asked, "Is that enough?"

"Of course, we hope our guests have a great time."

A cold wind swept by, and the door reopened, the black blood on the mahogany table silently disappearing.

At the same time, the dice cup on the gambling table moved to Chu Mo's front without anyone touching it.

Chu Mo lifted the lid of the dice cup and glanced inside. There were only two dice.

They are four and five respectively.

Nine o'clock is considered a relatively large amount.

Since it's a comparison of sizes, naturally the higher the number of points, the better.

But Chu Mo didn't rush to open the potion; instead, he connected to the second generation on the terminal.

"They've started playing, comparing sizes. Nine points, looks like good luck."

The second generation nodded, seemingly satisfied with the result of the dice roll.

Without hesitation, he directly pointed out the loophole in the gambling method.

The game is very simple. After receiving the numbers on the dice, both players can choose to bet on "big" or "small".

If you bet on "big", you win money if the final score is higher than your opponent's, but you lose money if it's lower.

The same principle applies to reducing the size.

However, there's a particularly deceptive rule in these gambling dens:

When the "ghost" (player) sits in the dealer's position, their score is always slightly higher than the player's.

When a player is in the banker's position, their score is always one point lower than the other player's score.

For example.

For example, Chu Mo, sitting in the dealer's seat, might draw a nine, but when the cards are actually dealt, it might suddenly become an eight.

Conversely, if the "ghost" sits in the dealer's position, regardless of its hand, it will be one point higher than the other players' points, which is nine points.

In this way, whether the banker is the banker or the player is the player, as long as you bet on big, you are guaranteed to win.

But the second generation changed the subject and revealed the solution.

To break the gambling game, one must exploit the loopholes in the game's rules and forcibly intervene as a ghost before the game is opened.

At that time, the dealer position will simultaneously exhibit both situations where a real person is the dealer and a ghost is the dealer.

If the rules conflict, the banker's score may be both higher and lower than the player's score.

In this way, whether you open big or small, you will definitely win.

In this situation, the betting table will directly determine that the banker's points are both greater than and less than the player's.

If the bet is higher and the banker's score is higher than the player's, the banker wins.

If the bet is lower than the player's, the banker wins.

Of course, all of this is predicated on the premise that you are the bookmaker.

Because only the dealer can change the numbers in the dice cup.

And coincidentally, the casino has a clear rule that a new customer must be the banker in their first bet.

This is information that the second generation learned after using talismans to steal the supernatural phenomena on the gambling table.

Once Chu Mo realized this, he couldn't help but smile.

He looked at the blue-robed ghost opposite him.

The other party simply shook the dice cup stiffly a few times before putting it back in its original place.

"Sir, would you like to bet on Sic Bo or place a bet?"

"Bet on size."

Chu Mo was resolute. He wanted to place a bet himself, but he had no capital left, so he put his last three ghosts on it.

Even though he has something to hide, he wouldn't be foolish enough to disrupt his own balance to win money; it's not worth it.

Chu Mo didn't look at the dice cup anymore. With one less person acting as the banker, the final score could never be higher than the other players'.

He stared at the four betting positions that appeared on the gambling table.

[Big bet] [Small bet]

[Large Idle House] [Small Idle House]

next second.

The dice cup in front of the blue-robed ghost table began to move on its own and quickly stopped at the position of "Small Banker".

Seeing this, Chu Mo controlled the dried corpse bride to move the sieve cup towards the position of "Banker".

moment.

The yellowish light bulb hanging above the gambling table flickered eerily a few times.

Chu Mo sat in the dealer's seat, but the one controlling the dice cup was the dried-up corpse bride.

In this way, the rules of the gambling table begin to conflict with each other.

Since Chu Mo is a living person and the dealer is a living person, his points should be reduced by one immediately.

However, the dried-up corpse bride is also in the dealer's position. Since the ghost is the dealer, the score should immediately increase by one.

If Chu Mo could see the situation inside the dice cup at this moment, he would find that under such conflict, the dice inside the cup began to flip erratically, sometimes forming an eight, sometimes forming a ten, and the speed was getting faster and faster.

boom!

A dull thud echoed from the gambling table, and everything returned to silence.

One man and two ghosts sat quietly at the gambling table, placing their bets.

The sieve cup opens by itself.

The blue-robed ghost is betting on "Small Banker," and its current score is nine.

Yan Li gasped sharply.

Because before the game started, Chu Mo's total points were exactly nine.

"That was close, just a hair's breadth away..."

Yan Li's heart was still hanging in suspense when he suddenly remembered that Chu Mo had bet on "Big Bet".

Now that both sides have nine points, can the score be considered a draw?

Yan Li couldn't help but focus his gaze on Chu Mo's dice cup.

However, to his disbelief, the sum of the two dice in Chu Mo's dice cup was...

10 o'clock!