The first heir novel (Master Yu Who Smokes) novel Chapter 1531

“How… How did you know?” Pete’s face was pale.

In a casino, it was the most taboo to cheat.

However, the level of gambling skills was also equivalent to the level of cheating skills.

If one cheated and was not caught or spotted by others, the person could be considered a true master.

For a cheater, being caught meant losing a hand. Otherwise, they would be a true master!

The foreigner’ s cheating technique was actually not too bad, but it did not escape the eyes of Philip, who had been playing with top local gambling masters since childhood.

Truth be told, such games were just a simple form of entertainment for magnates like the Clarke family!

The Clarke family’s charity gambling gala!

All the top domestic and international gambling masters would be invited to this event where everyone would use the money they won for charity.

Since Philip was ten, he had mastered his skills in poker, dice, and pai gow, making him at the top of the country.

If he wanted to win against a foreign ‘gambling master’ who made a living by cheating, would that not be a walk in the park?

From the very first hand, Pete would place his hand over his card when he folded. Although the move was quick, it still did not escape Philip’s eyes.

After that, several times when the foreigner folded, he did not turn over his hole card but quietly hid the larger hole card in his sleeve with a very clever technique.

However, Pete never used the hidden cards until he lost more than 20 million and was so angry to the point of Spurting blood. He probably thought at first that Philip was a rookie.

Then, in the last round, he thought he had three queens while Philip only had two aces, so he did not use the cards to cheat either.

However, Philip actually won!

That was when Pete got crazy and wanted to use their lives to place a bet!

Why did he want to rely on one card to determine the winner?

It was because he had an ace of spades up his sleeve! The largest card in a single hand!

He could not lose.

As expected, Philip was only dealt a nine.