Sorry, But I Never Rely On Luck When Playing Cards

Chapter 531: Chapter 191: The Alien Situation_3

"I guess your friend might have lost continuously, becoming desperate."

"She’s right."

"Let’s hurry up and stop your friend from going any further."

"She’s right."

"Otherwise, it’d be terrible if your friend loses all of their fortune."

"She’s right, who is she?!"

Andrew Hill next to him slammed the sign on the ground, annoyed that she kept stealing his lines!

"Oh, forgot to introduce."

Only then did Ree Shil remember to introduce everyone.

"Andrew, my friend."

"This person..."

"Everyone calls me Glasses Liam."

"Oh, Glasses Liam, our coach."

Later, the two of them came to the private booth.

"Wow."

Upon pushing open the door, Ree Shil immediately felt astonished.

What kind of card table is this, long and thin, like a fried dough stick?

And both ends of the card table are full of green jelly slime creatures.

Which one is Slame?

He was utterly bewildered by the sight.

However, if you look carefully, you can still see the difference.

One of the slime creatures has slightly bigger eyes, looking more round.

The other one is not as round, more elliptical.

"Master, I’ve been bullied!"

The one with rounder eyes is Slame.

"Hahaha, are these the helpers you found?"

The slime creature opposite sized up Ree Shil and Glasses Liam.

"This guy doesn’t seem very powerful."

Ree Shil sized up the other party in return.

"Did you think that by finding a helper, you could make a comeback? It just so happens that I want to take a break."

"I’ll give you some time to discuss tactics, huh."

That slime creature then left the card table and jumped onto the sofa next to it.

"What kind of card game is this?"

Ree Shil curiously walked to the edge of the table and looked at it.

The card positions on the table were arranged in a long column.

"Actually, this is a 6+1 Alien Instance." ƒrēewebnovel.com

"It’s just that the entire deck has to be placed in the same column, making it a total of 14 card positions in a row."

"That’s why it looks especially long."

Glasses Liam explained.

"It looks... quite interesting..."

Ree Shil rubbed his chin.

"Master, I’ve already lost 50,000 Cube coins! Boo hoo hoo!"

"Oh?"

Hearing Slame’s complaint, he and Glasses Liam raised their eyebrows.

"What’s your friend’s name?"

Glasses Liam looked at Slame.

Slame: "Just call me Slame."

Glasses Liam: "Alright, Miss Slime."

Slame: "Slame! Not Slime!"

Glasses Liam: "Okay, Miss Slame."

Slame: "Slame! Not Slame!"

Ree Shil: "...How do you tell them apart without the Grass character?"

"Anyway, I advise you to give up while you still can."

Glasses Liam looked at them.

"These kinds of card players make a living by winning chips at the clubhouse."

"In short, they’re old hands specializing in a certain kind of card game."

"Ordinary people can’t beat them in their preferred card games."

She said this.

"You’re slime, and it’s slime too." freēwēbηovel.c૦m

Ree Shil’s focus was slightly different as his gaze went back and forth between the two green jellies: "As they say, no fight, no acquaintanceship. In the end, won’t it be a happy ending?"

"What are you talking about! I am a noble princess!"

Slame seemingly was very unhappy with his comment: "How can I be involved with the dirty species of slime creatures!"

"Aren’t you a dirty slime creature yourself?"

Andrew Hill raised a sign and made a sarcastic remark.

"What dirty slime creature? Call me Daddy! Boo!"

The slime creature opposite was also displeased.

"It seems that you have really lost so many games, people have become Father-Level."

Ree Shil sighed.

"Don’t pay any attention to it, let’s go."

Glasses Liam called for everyone to leave.

However, she found that Ree Shil’s footsteps hadn’t moved at all.

"Where are we going? I’m a... oh no, I came here to win back the situation."

Ree Shil had his own ideas.

"Long live my Master!"

Slame cheered on the spot.

(Hahaha...hooked!)

Hearing his words, the slime creature opposite sneered with the corners of its mouth.

What’s called rescuing Grandpa from Calabash Brothers.

This kind of plot, it had already seen countless times.

It even had a deck of cards specifically reserved for it sometimes.

Just to hook this last big fish!

While these people were thinking about making a comeback, it was thinking about doubling up!

"According to the rules, you guys have to bet 50,000 Cube coins in this round to be eligible to play against me, boo."

So it said this.

"What kind of broken rule is this?"

Ree Shil frowned.

Slime creature sneered: "Hmph, rules are rules..."

Ree Shil interrupted: "50,000 is too little; I want to play bigger."

Slime creature, Glasses Liam: "Huh?"

It had to be said that Ree Shil’s words completely baffled the slime creature.

What’s going on with this person, so confident?

Honestly, if he bet 50,000, even if he lost, he would have only worked for free tonight.

But if he bets more and loses, he would actually lose...

"Absolutely not!"

At this time, Glasses Liam pulled Ree Shil.

Actually, she was also someone who had suffered a loss.

This kind of card player was really strong in their specialty.

"Hahahaha, reckless human, I’ll accompany you till the end if you want to play big!"

Seeing Glasses Liam’s stance, the slime creature felt relieved.

"Say it, how big do you want to play!"

It gritted its teeth and agreed.

In the world of ups and downs, wasn’t it all about chasing excitement!

"Hehe..."

Ree Shil sneered at this: "How big I play depends on how much wealth my friend has left."

Glasses Liam: "..."

Glasses Liam: "..."

Glasses Liam: "..."

Well, Ree Shil, so you’re not under financial pressure because you don’t have to pay for the bet yourself, huh.

Slame: "Master, I only have 50,000 left, it’s all yours, help me win it!"

Andrew Hill: "I still have a bunch of Material Cards."

Fortunately, one Slame and one Hill had full trust in Ree Shil.

So both sides called over the staff and evaluated the Material Cards provided by Andrew.

They were all stolen, oh no, moved from various Instances. All the unsold cards were here.

Eventually, the valuation was roughly equivalent to one A-grade Material Card.

"An A-grade Material Card, huh? I just happen to have one."

"Come on, let’s begin!"

Slime creature jumped to the table.

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