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The Peremptory Casey Davies novel Chapter 164

After hearing Conor's words, the game hall owner and those thugs laughed immediately.

"Did I hear you right? You actually said that this Fat Guy is the King of Gambler. If King of Gambler, then I will be the God of Gambler." The game hall owner laughed.

"Everyone dares to brag about himself. He dares to say he is the King of Gambler in front of our boss."

"Boss, I think they are here to make trouble. They just don't want to pay the money. I think we should teach them a lesson directly and let them give us the money."

The owner of the game hall stared at Fat Guy, jokingly, "I want to see how he, the gambling king, wins my money. Let them go upstairs."

Fat Guy gave the game hall owner a cold look. This time he wasn't impulsive, but said, "Wait for bankruptcy."

Then Conor and Fat Guy walked upstairs.

Alexander was anxious and followed behind them, wondering why Casey was so unreliable that the two people he found wanted to gamble.

"Bros, I beg you. They really cheat at cards. If you gamble, you will only lose more," Alexander said with a sad look.

"Just follow us. Don't talk nonsense, otherwise pay the two million by yourself?" Fat Guy glared at Alexander.

Alexander immediately shut up.

They walked around the casino on the second floor. Conor went to exchange a hundred dollars for the chips and gave it to Fat Guy.

After Alexander saw that one hundred dollars in chips, he wanted to scold. He thought Conor and Fat Guy were too crazy. They actually wanted to rely on one hundred dollars to win and let the casino go bankruptcy?

Was this a dream?

The person who had been staring at Conor ran over to report to the game hall owner after he saw it.

The owner of the game hall laughed loudly after listening, and was almost unable to get up on the ground holding his stomach.

"Oh my god. I'm dying of laughing. They actually want to win and let my casino bankruptcy with a hundred dollars. These two people are here to make fun."

"Boss, do we still need to stare at them?"

"No, you go downstairs and wait. It's okay along as they don't get out of the game hall. It's a dream to win with a hundred dollars. They must be trying to stall. If they don't give the money today, no matter how much time is delayed, it's useless!"

After speaking, the owner of the game hall found a place to rest.

Almost an hour later, the thug in the game hall hurriedly ran towards the game hall owner.

"Boss, it's not good, something bad has happened," The thug said.

"What's the matter? Those three people ran away?" the game hall owner asked.

"No. But, our casino... you'd better go and see by yourself." The thugs were afraid that the game hall owner would get angry at him, so he didn't say it.

The game hall owner was suspicious, got up and walked towards the casino.

At this time, everyone in the casino gathered around a table, surrounding the Conor, Fat Guy and Alexander.

The casino staff on the other side of the table looked complicated. It seemed he saw something horrible.

"It's really amazing, this is the first time I have seen a person who wins so many times."

"Damn, this is the legendary King of Gambler. It's really awesome."

"If he wins this time, the casino will probably go bankrupt."

...

Alexander stood beside Fat Guy. He was no longer anxious as before, now he was full of pride, staring at Fat Guy admiringly.

"Fat Guy, you are so awesome. I didn't expect that my brother-in-law would know such a powerful person as you. I doubted you at that time. Now even if you say you can win J City, I will believe it," Alexander said with a smile.

"Thank you. It's just a piece of cake," Fat Guy said smugly.

"Let's show he cards quickly, don't stall." Alexander glanced at the staff.

The staff member turned the card reluctantly, Alexander immediately screamed and shouted, "Win! Win again! This is really a profit!"

The people around also looked at them enviously, and many of them even clapped.

At this time, the game hall owner came over and approached the staff member, gave Alexander a suspicious look, and said, "Don't you just win once? What are you happy about? You owe me two million."

Alexander chuckled and said, "I don't owe you money now, but you owe us money. Just wait for bankruptcy!"

The game hall owner was taken aback, then turned to look at the staff nearby and asked, "How much did they win?"

"Three...Three..." The staff hesitated.

"Three million?" The owner of the game hall was startled. He didn't expect them to win so much.

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