LOGINThe River card fell: Ace of Clubs. Marvin Rock won with a Straight! "Yes!" Marvin pumped his fist in victory. Marvin Rock had swept the table, claiming a total chip stack of eighty million dollars! Outside the glass, the crowd erupted into thunderous cheers once again. "We've got a new champion!" "The guy in the dark glasses actually crushed Ivey Negreanu, the master!" "Incredible!" Unable to stomach the humiliating defeat, Ivey Negreanu stormed out of the arena with his head hung low, shaking his head in sheer disbelief. Outside, a barrage of jeers greeted him. Ignoring the taunts, he picked up his pace, desperate to find a quiet place to compose himself. Franky Morgan couldn't process the fact that his star player had been dismantled in under an hour, wiping out forty million dollars of house money. Was this a joke? Fueled by rage, Franky snarled, "Who the hell are you really?" Despite the ferocious shout, Marvin remained as calm as ever. Neatening the massive stacks of c
The VIP suite was fully enclosed, yet spectators could watch every move from outside through its floor-to-ceiling glass walls. Only a select few were permitted inside the room itself. This time, the suite held only Marvin Rock, Ivey Negreanu, Franky Morgan, and a single female dealer. Ivey Negreanu was a seasoned professional. Recognizing his extraordinary poker prowess, the Morgan Casino had placed him on retainer for a single purpose: to systematically strip high rollers of their fortunes. And a forty-million-dollar stack was an undeniably massive prize. Typically, any winnings Ivey racked up were split directly with the Morgan Casino. For a full week, no challenger had dared to step into the VIP suite against him—they were all too faint of heart. Today, however, he found himself facing a stranger in a tailored business suit. Ivey let out a mocking scoff. "Seriously, did you come here to play poker, or are you applying for an office job?" He snickered, eyeing Marvin’s crisp, p
Dhea nudged his arm gently. "Mr. Marvin, an all-in bet at this level is way too risky. It's better to play it patient. Let me show you to a more manageable table." The blonde player's arrogance surged even higher. "Even your little side-chick knows better! Haha. You really are a hopeless amateur, stranger. None of us have ever seen your face around here before. Like we said, you're at the wrong table, pal. Best run along and find somewhere else to play." That four-million-dollar stack had remained intact for hours because the four regulars played an ultra-conservative game. The blonde had deliberately pushed all-in with a single objective: to eliminate Marvin in one fell swoop and milk him dry. It was a familiar story in these halls—wealthy marks walking in with deep pockets, only to be stripped clean by seasoned card sharks. To them, Marvin fit the profile perfectly: a naïve rich kid delivering a fortune on a silver platter. Simply a clueless gambler waiting to be plucked. They p
Dhea was in total shock, utterly unable to conceal her disbelief. "Y-You're not joking, right?" she stammered, her voice trembling. Slipping his phone back into his pocket, Marvin offered a warm, reassuring smile. "I'm dead serious. I don't lie. I'll drive you to the hospital myself later." Dhea buried her face in her hands, completely speechless as a fresh torrent of tears streamed down her cheeks. For days, she had endured, fought, and scraped by, only for every door to slam in her face. But today, fate had dealt her a different hand; she had crossed paths with a striking, extraordinarily generous man—a man who had just handed her a hundred thousand dollars without asking for a single thing in return. "Today is your last day working here, Dhea," Marvin added smoothly. "I'll provide you with start-up capital afterward so you can launch a small business of your own." Marvin's decision was far from reckless. He recognized genuine sincerity in Dhea, and he simply couldn't stand by a
Slipping his sunglasses back on, Marvin stepped toward Franky and Wesley. "Charge the broken cue and any damage to my bill," he instructed, his voice cuttingly cold. He then turned and approached Dhea, who was standing with her head bowed in lingering fear. "Alright," he said softly, his tone shifting to a warm comfort. "You can keep me company now." Franky and Wesley exchanged a perplexed glance. Moments earlier, Wesley had received an urgent call from R27 Enterprise. Curiously, it hadn't been about their forty percent stake or their $500 million capital request—they had simply been instructed to dispose of two minor thugs. As the casino's manager, Franky kept his sharp eyes locked on Marvin Rock. "Who the hell is that guy?" he muttered under his breath, thoroughly intrigued. The Morgan family remained heavily reliant on R27 Enterprise's investment funding and was actively pushing for more. If R27 ordered two nameless thugs eliminated, the Morgans would execute the command witho
The first floor maintained a deceptive calm. Scanning his surroundings, Marvin noted a sea of billiards tables—it looked more like a high-end pool hall than an underground casino. As expected, the heavy thrum of EDM and disco music vibrated through the air. Thick clouds of tobacco smoke hung like a persistent fog over the room, while empty liquor bottles lay scattered across tables. It was a hedonist's paradise. Marvin, however, wasn't the type to run from reality. Most people flocked to nightlife venues desperate to escape the crushing weight of their problems, clinging to the delusion that alcohol and cheap thrills provided a cure—unaware that intoxication merely delayed the inevitable. Even more delusional were those who treated gambling as a legitimate livelihood, foolishly believing they could sustain a life on a fifty-fifty chance. Driven by blind desperation, they hitched their futures to a ruinous gamble. When losses mounted, they sold off household goods, pawned valuable
At Villa Winston, it was early morning. Marvin got out of his Audi. Not long after, Gennifer ran and stormed out of the house. "My Husband, is it true that you sent these Gloriest Flowers?" she asked with a sparkling face. Gennifer's hand is still carrying this flower arrangement worth five hu
Marvin Rock's black Audi has rarely been used in the past year, except for a few times by people at home. Marvin started the engine and warmed it up for a while. He wiped the body and glass. Since the beginning, Marvin has never asked his maid or anyone else to clean his car. In fact, if someth
Tonight at the Rock Family residence. Marvin Rock answered the phone. “Yes, by myself.” There was a subtle vibration on the other end of the phone. "We, from Ferum Group, Northice, are interested in buying MR-25 products. We have prepared fifty billion dollars for business over the next five y
Gennifer shuddered. “Marvin, you are so heartless! Don't you love me anymore?" Gennifer's eyes were red and wanted to cry. Derick stood and put his hands on his hips. He looked at his son-in-law and said, “You're out of your mind, Marvin. One whole year your wife took care of you, fed you eve







