Ayanokouji Kiyohira once saw this question on Zhihu: "If someone wins the first game of every day in League of Legends, what achievements can they make in the history of gaming?"
Before Ayanokouji reopened, there were already more than 600 replies to this question, and they were discussing with great interest how much benefit they could gain and how much they could achieve using this mechanism.
Their conclusions are unanimous - this is a very buggy ability, even if your understanding of the game is just that of a novice, you can become the greatest player in the history of lol.
Ayanokouji has now acquired a similar ability.
When he gambles for the tenth time, he will definitely get the props - and the prerequisite for getting the props is that he wins the game.
This is a cycle of cause and effect, that is, as long as Ayanokouji Kiyohei accumulates enough for the tenth guaranteed bet, he will definitely win this gamble.
After figuring out this mechanism, Ayanokouji almost wanted to cheer.
Even though it's a half-baked and broken system, it still has such incredible capabilities. Isn't that amazing!
This discovery is completely comparable to SSR items like "Anywhere Door"!
As long as Ayanokouji saves enough money for the minimum wager, he can just go to any casino and have a big gamble. Then he can become the richest man in the world by gambling without any risk.
Of course, there are risks. If you win all the casino's money, the other party might get angry and shoot you.
Ayanokouji would only think about this sort of thing, but he certainly wouldn't do it. He hadn't lived enough, and he didn't want to risk his life for a little money.
Let's get back to the bet at hand.
Because of the bet he just lost, Kuroki seemed quite unwilling to give up and continued to gamble with Ayanokouji.
Just like the dozen or so games before, Kuroki was still like a prophet. Whenever Ayanokouji had good cards in his hand, he would just fold them and only lose the basic 10,000 yuan bet.
In gambling, if both parties have no problems with their IQ, there are only two factors that affect the game - luck and cheating.
Ayanokouji is not a fool, and he doesn't think that Kuroki is a lucky guy who can get good cards in every game.
Then, there is only one possibility - Kuroki Ya is cheating.
Although Ayanokouji doesn't care about winning or losing, if it is a normal game, he loses, but... it would be wrong if someone treats him as an easy target to be bullied.
While the two were gambling, Ayanokouji's attention was focused on Kuroki.
Every time he took the cards, he was very cautious and his face was solemn. He would only breathe a sigh of relief after looking at his cards.
From his actions, it can be seen that he doesn't seem to know what cards he has in his hand, and every gamble depends on luck.
Ayanokouji also checked carefully. There was no marking on the card in his hand. It was impossible for Kuroki to see what the card was by looking at the back of the card.
So, how does he maintain a high winning rate?
If the person who cheated is not Kuroki Ya, then there is another person who might be cheating.
Ayanokouji glanced at the dealer Kumagai beside him. He was standing between the two of them dealing cards with an expressionless face, and there didn't seem to be anything unusual.
However, after Ayanokouji secretly observed him for a while, he discovered that Kumagai's card cutting method as a dealer was somewhat special.
He deliberately pretended to be very clumsy in cutting the cards, cutting them slowly. In fact, he was secretly memorizing the cards in his hand from an angle that Ayanokouji could not see.
He also deliberately wore a pair of blurry glasses that made it impossible to see his vision clearly, so that Ayanokouji would not notice his gaze.
Because Ayanokouji's attention had been on the cards in his hand and Kuroki Ya, he did not notice this.
Kuroki also deliberately used topics that interested Ayanokouji to attract Ayanokouji's attention, so that Ayanokouji would ignore Kumagai's existence.
Kuroki and Kumagai have been cooperating with each other.
Kuroki was responsible for attracting Ayanokouji's attention, while Kumagai had already memorized the cards that were about to be dealt, and used a secret code that he didn't know to remind Kuroki who had the advantage in this game.
This is the misunderstanding that Ayanokouji fell into.
He had a preconceived notion that the game was fair and that the dealer would not favor anyone.
But in fact, the two of them might have already reached a cooperative relationship in order to make money from this sucker.
The "conflict" between them and Kuroki's deliberate disdain for "domestic animals" were all a good show for Ayanokouji.
So that's why... No wonder I lose more than I win.
Ayanokouji laughed at himself, he didn't expect that he would be taken advantage of...
After discovering that they were cheating, Ayanokouji did not point it out directly.
After all, the method they used was very covert. If Kuroki Ya refused to admit it, he would have no other options and might even be blamed.
What I have to do is to take advantage of their cheating and win.
After learning that Kuroki Ya was cheating, Ayanokouji stopped raising the bet when he looked at his cards.
No matter what cards he had in his hand, once Kuroki Ya raised his bet, he would decisively fold and only lose the basic 10,000 yuan in chips.
Ayanokouji's cautious gambling style was completely different from his previous ones. Seeing that he could only get 10,000 yuan every time he won, Kuroki felt a sense of disparity and gradually became impatient.
He began to show weakness to his enemies frequently, and would not accept cards even if the cards in his hand were still very bad. He deliberately used a very bad hand to lure Ayanokouji into increasing his bet.
Ayanokouji didn't fall for it and increase the bet. Instead, he took advantage of his impatience and earned back tens of thousands of yen from him.
This time, it's the twentieth game.
Another chance to secure a minimum.
Ayanokouji felt the time had come, and suddenly stretched himself, pretending to be tired, and said, "Kuroki-san, we've been playing for a long time, let's end it like this."
"Wait, let's do it again!"
Kuroki had now won a total of 400,000 yen from Ayanokouji, but he wasn't satisfied yet. He didn't want to let Ayanokouji, the victim, leave, so he quickly spoke out to stop him, "It's okay, it's still early for lunch break, and we don't have classes anyway, so it's okay for us to continue playing!"
That's what gamblers do. When they know they have a good chance of winning, they won't want to end the game no matter what. Especially after deliberately losing a few times, they desperately want to win back.
Ayanokouji had long known that he would try to persuade him to stay, so he pretended to be embarrassed and nodded after hesitating for a moment: "...Okay, let's play one last round. But..."
Ayanokouji pointed at the 400,000 won from him in front of Kuroki and said, "Let's make a big bet this time. How about 400,000 per round? If I lose, I'll give you another 400,000."
Many gamblers want to win back their "capital" at the last minute, and Kuroki was not surprised by Ayanokouji's request.
He subconsciously glanced at Kumagai and found that Kumagai was shaking his head silently, as if he didn't want him to gamble on this round again.
However, his strong desire to win has overcome his rationality - as long as he wins this round, he can directly get 400,000!
In the end, he agreed without hesitation.
"Okay, I'll bet with you!"