The first round was only an hour long, and as Huo Sining drew the queen of diamonds, the eight o'clock chime rang out, signaling the end of the first round.
The doors to the casino opened, the croupier who specialized in counting chips came in first, followed by the various shareholders, who entered one after another.
It wasn't until all the chips had slid over to Huo Sining's side that Lei Dongcheng snapped back to reality, slumping down into his chair.
Lei Dongcheng had been on his guard from the moment Huo Sining started playing, knowing well that someone invited by the Gambling King was no ordinary player.
Lei Dongcheng was unlike those foreign gamblers or the tycoons watching in the cabin; he never underestimated women. Perhaps it was because his grandfather had taught him from a young age that, in the casino, sharks do not show their teeth until they smell blood.
Lei's grandfather had an effective way of teaching his grandson, and his family rules were extremely strict.
