Charlie won again in the second round.

After winning two hands in a row, his mood seemed to have skyrocketed. He threw a large handful of one-hundred-dollar chips to Gopher and said, “Change them all into a thousand. A hundred is much too little.”

Gopher nodded eagerly and handed the order to a passing waiter.

Charlie casually counted his chips before throwing in ten thousand dollars with a small smile. “I want to beat the dealer three times in a row tonight!”

Seeing that Charlie was full of confidence and wanted to take advantage of the situation, Gopher immediately winked at the dealer.

This round, neither Charlie nor the dealer had a big hand. The dealer was only one point larger than Charlie.

So, the dealer won Charlie’s chips and paid out to the other two players.

However, the other players’ bets were miniscule in amount. One was a hundred, and the other was two hundred. Thus, the dealer took back all of his previous losses and even made a profit.

Unbeknownst to the deal