Weird Live Broadcast: I Can Deduce Endlessly Chapter 180: Er Gou's Casino (1)

"You're thinking..."

Dennis raised his hand, mimicking the action of rolling dice, and flicked his tongue in his mouth to simulate the sound of dice.

"Oh? You've just earned a 100-year sentence reduction today and you want to play dice?"

"After working all day, I'm tired. It's just right to find a place to have some fun."

"Alright, then I'll take you to a good place to have fun." His coworker smiled. "There's a casino in the southern part of the city. It's pretty good. Even third-class citizens are allowed to gamble there. The stakes aren't high, you can join a game with just a hundred or so, it's pretty good."

"That's exactly what I want."

Dennis followed his coworker to the casino in the south.

Surprisingly, the casino was just across the street from a police station, which was utterly bewildering.

The casino had no name, only a tattered cloth serving as a door curtain, and the entire room was extremely rudimentary. Dennis went to the counter and exchanged a 100-year sentence for a chip, but he didn't rush to gamble. Instead, he wandered between the gambling tables.

Since this world had a casino, there must be people operating in the grey areas, perhaps even information dealers. Currently in the dark about many things, this seemed like the place to start looking.

"Brother, I've noticed you haven't placed a bet for a while. Do you find the things here uninteresting?"

A man's voice sounded behind Dennis.

Dennis turned to look. The man was about forty years old, with a dark complexion, and his smile always seemed somewhat sinister.

"Oh, just looking around."

"You're looking for someone, right?"

"How do you know?"

"Since you walked in, I've been watching you. You've been staring at the gamblers but never at the tables.

You didn't wear a helmet before entering, which suggests you might be a high-ranking citizen. But you've been talking to me here for a while, and no police robots have come to add to my sentence, which means I was wrong. This is a clear contradiction.

Your trouser legs are covered in

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