The third game was 5 billion, still betting on even numbers.

There were no exceptions, Su Mu still lost.

The people around him looked at him with something wrong.

But he looked confident and said with a big smile:

"I don't believe in evil anymore. If I get another five billion, I'll still bet on even numbers."

When it was the banker's turn, his mood became extremely complicated and anxious.

This is just like roulette, there is probability.

This guy is so good at betting doubles that he even leads others to follow suit.

By then, he will probably lose more than half of the chips in his hand.

Fortunately, Su Mu's luck has been declining.

Lost again.

The player sitting on the bank had cold sweat on his forehead.

So damn exciting.

He can be considered a winner.

This time, it was the turn of the guy in charge of Su Mu to take charge.

The minimum stake for each player is 20 billion US dollars, and Su Mu has already lost 20 billion US dollars.

Could it be that this guy still has leverage?

Su Mu smiled and lost one count.

The dealer almost screamed.

Twenty billion dollars.

If Su Mu wins this move, all the losses he lost before will be returned.

And if the banker loses, I'm afraid he will have to recharge.

But what the heck does the banker use to recharge?

This is not a phone bill.

This peat.
Chapter completed!