Chapter 689: Chapter 356: Coming to One’s Senses_4 Chapter 689: Chapter 356: Coming to One’s Senses_4 “Self-taught? Ridiculous! Without a master, you can’t even scratch the surface of gambling skills! Forget it, anyway, on your continent, there’s not a single expert worth ntioning. You decide what we bet on, just don’t waste too much of my ti.”
Inoue Kaoru laughed and shook her head, as if the re idea of Liu Wentian gambling with her was an extrely absurd and laughable matter!
When Liu Wentian heard Inoue Kaoru’s words, he took another look at the woman, whose expression on her face was not so much confidence as it was contempt.
She didn’t take him seriously at all.
A big scoundrel like Cui Jinghui might lack great wisdom, but he was certainly not short of cunning – definitely not a fool.
And his trust in this Inoue Kaoru, coupled with her brazen attitude, suggested that she must have a significant background!
Liu Wentian felt so seriousness in his heart because, after all, when it ca to gambling, he was a complete novice.
But after hearing Inoue Kaoru’s words, the corners of his mouth curved up into a smile, quite pleased.
“Let’s start by discussing what to bet on first,” Liu Wentian said, looking at Cui Jinghui.
“Heh, of course, it’s about the million owed by Fan Yongjun. Isn’t that what you ca here for?”
Fan Yongjun was Fan Xiaoyu’s father.
Cui Jinghui, with an air that he held all the cards, nonchalantly said,
“Or, how about we just bet a million straight up? If you win, that debt of a million is cancelled, and I’ll give you the IOU. If you lose, you owe a million! How about it, do you dare or not?”
As he spoke, his tone took on a mocking edge, clearly trying to provoke Liu Wentian. Despite its transparency, it was undeniable that such tactics often worked effectively.
“Agreed,” Liu Wentian nodded.
Fan Xiaoyu pursed her lips, wanting to say sothing, but eventually said nothing. Instead, she just frowned slightly, clearly anxious.
She felt that this Boss Cui was laying a trap for Liu Wentian to fall into.
Liu Wentian must have realized it as well, yet he agreed!
As a traditional woman, with her man having spoken, she naturally wouldn’t interrupt.
But inside, she couldn’t help but worry about Liu Wentian possibly being duped!
After all, no matter how strong the big dog is, it cannot overco the local serpent, and the woman from the Island Nation before them was clearly no ordinary person!
“Haha, very straightforward!”
Seeing that Liu Wentian had agreed, Cui Jinghui inwardly cursed at the naive fool but outwardly laughed heartily, “Since that’s settled, let’s begin!”
He didn’t even bother to ask if Liu Wentian had a million.
Though he knew Liu Wentian was formidable in combat, if the latter lost and tried to back out, Cui Jinghui was confident he had the ans to deal with him!
“How do you want to gamble? Tell ,” asked Inoue Kaoru indifferently.
To her, the outco of the bet was the sa.
Not only would the opponent fail to take back the million-dollar IOU, but they would also have to lose another million!
“Keep it simple. Just toss the Dice Child and see who gets the higher score, best two out of three wins,” Liu Wentian proposed.
Other forms of play and various rules would increase the learning curve right on the spot and be detrintal to him.
Playing the simple ga of Dice Child was advantageous for him, and since the opponent had said he could choose the wager, it was like handing him a victory on a silver platter!
Although he was confident, he wasn’t arrogant, hence he chose best two out of three to give himself more learning ti.
“Agreed.”
Inoue Kaoru nodded and responded coldly with an air of disinterest, “However, simply betting on who has the higher score is rather dull.”
Her voice paused, and then she continued, “How about for the three rounds, the first is for the highest sum, the second for accuracy, and the third for the lowest sum? What do you think?”
Liu Wentian was taken aback, not quite understanding what betting high, betting accurate, or betting low ant. The first and third were straightforward, but what was ‘betting accurate’?
At that mont, a woman in a suit next to them explained, “Sir, betting high or betting low is about the total score of the three dice; betting high ans wagering on who gets the higher score, and vice versa for betting low.
As for betting accurate, it’s about who can roll a total closest to nine points. Of course, rolling a nine directly almost guarantees a win unless the opponent also rolls a nine.”
“Okay, I got it,” Liu Wentian acknowledged, now understanding that ‘betting accurate’ ant who could roll a total closest to nine.
“Alright,” the woman in the suit nodded, her heart sighing.
You don’t even understand these basic betting thods, only knowing how to bet on who has the higher score, and yet you want to challenge Inoue, the Island Nation’s Northern Sea Gambling Queen? It’s like you’re racing to give away your money!
“Hehe, now that you understand, let’s get started quickly!”
As Cui Jinghui spoke, the woman in the suit had already brought over two sets of Dice, placing them in front of Liu Wentian and Inoue Kaoru, each containing three dice.
Cui Jinghui was sowhat impatient, eager to see the expression on Liu Wentian’s face after losing a million!
“Not so fast, I want to and the bet,” Liu Wentian suddenly interrupted.
Cui Jinghui was taken aback, his expression shifting to displeasure, “What do you an? Did you not just agree to a direct bet of one million? Having second thoughts?”
His eyebrows furrowed, thinking that Liu Wentian probably felt that he was no match for Miss Inoue and didn’t dare to bet anymore!
If Liu Wentian really didn’t go through with the bet, there was nothing Cui Jinghui could do about it; he couldn’t force soone to gamble, could he?
Thinking this, Cui Jinghui signaled to Inoue Kaoru for help with his eyes.
Inoue Kaoru gave a slight nod and then turned to Liu Wentian with a mocking and indifferent look, “You’re already backing out before we even start the bet, afraid of a woman? Are you even ashad to call yourself a man? Don’t tell all the n in Huaxia are like you?”
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