Weird Live Broadcast: I Can Deduce Endlessly Chapter 181: Er Gou's Casino (2)

"Brother Gou."

"Hello, Brother Gou."

"Mm."

Er Gou nodded, greeting the dealer in the casino. Even some familiar gamblers took the initiative to greet Er Gou.

In everyone's eyes, Er Gou was a legendary figure. Nobody knew exactly how many sentences he was carrying.

He was clearly a third-class citizen, yet he could open a legal casino so ostentatiously. This was enough to show how extraordinary Er Gou's identity was.

The curtain of the casino was lifted.

Gu Yi arrived at the casino and spotted the man at first glance. However, he didn't pay attention to himself but was focused on chatting with acquaintances. Gu Yi walked to the counter and stretched out his right hand.

"Exchange for ten years of chips for me."

"We require a minimum exchange for a hundred years here."

"Then, can you lend me some money?"

"No problem, but you must pay back the loan before you leave, otherwise we'll have to call the police robots. The police office is right next door, and you won't be able to escape."

"I know, lend me 100 years."

"Wow..."

The staff member glanced at Gu Yi, noting that Gu Yi was just ten years short of having a ten million-year sentence. This was very dangerous.

"Brother, are you sure?"

"Yes, what's the matter?"

"Never mind, as long as you're happy."

Through the loan, Gu Yi exchanged for a hundred years' worth of chips. "Who is that man over there?"

"Do you mean him? He's our boss, named Er Gou."

"You don't know his real name?"

The clerk looked at Gu Yi strangely, "No one uses their real name here."

"Thank you."

Gu Yi keenly noticed the clerk's gaze. Although he didn't know why people here didn't use their real names, Gu Yi also decided to only use a pseudonym.

Holding the small chips, he wandered among the gambling tables until he arrived at the dice table. He closed his eyes as if he were a monk in meditation.

"Come on, final bets."

The dealer put down the dice cup, smiling at the gamblers.

Gu Yi suddenly opened his eyes and, without hesitation, placed his chips on "Small."

"One-one-two, fou

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