The first heir novel (Master Yu Who Smokes) novel Chapter 1526

“Mr. Clarke, you’re too hasty.”

The foreigner suddenly laughed and said, “You’re too eager to win back the money the little b*tch has lost. The two million you have now, plus the five million you raised, makes it a total of seven million dollars. Do you want to make a comeback? I won’t give you that chance.”

I’m folding this hand.”

After saying that, he pushed his chips to Philip and turned over his hole card seven of hearts.

The audience was surprised and murmured.

Philip ignored the foreigner’s words and silently turned over his hole card as well.

It was an ace of spades!

Instantly, the private room fell into a dead silence! Philip’s cards were the ace of spades, nine of hearts, seven of diamonds, four of spades, and three of spades.

The foreigner’s cards were the seven of hearts, king of spades, ten of hearts, seven of clubs, and two of spades. Philip had a loose hand while the foreigner had a pair!

However, the foreigner folded his cards and admitted defeat, losing seven million dollars to Philip for nothing!

In fact, Philip had long noticed that the foreigner was observing his playing pattern.

Hence, he displayed a flaw that he would bet everything whenever his hand was good and deliberately enticed him to take the bait.

With the huge stakes this time, Philip intentionally pretended to be very confident so that the foreigner would mistake his hand for a big one. He heard that this foreigner was a master of gambling, and this sort of person would be more cautious at such a time.

Philip took advantage of this and deluded him!

Victor laughed uproariously at this time and said to Randolph, “Mr. Harrison, your subordinate seems a little slow on the uptake today, huh?”

Victor finally realized that Philip was not a rookie at all but a veteran with excellent gambling skills!

Before this, when Philip played against Neville Wakeman and Cedric Barlow, he was not playing seriously.

How could Philip not know that they were deliberately going easy on him?

Philip just felt that it was too meaningless to win like this, so he deliberately played a bad hand and returned their money to them, just to make it even.