Game Of Luck Novels & Stories

"With me at the table today, winning's a sure thing! I'm basically a lucky charm. Who'd pass that up?" Regina Wade said, gazing at everyone confidently. In that instant, I realized I had been reborn! In my previous life, Regina kept claiming she was a lucky charm. Everyone who took her advice and joined the bet struck it rich. But I was the only one who lost everything. I thought once I paid off my gambling debts, it would be over, but things only got worse.

Suddenly, it all clicked. Scratching my lottery tickets myself meant that I could siphon Yelena's luck back from her!

I stepped closer, my voice quiet and cruel. “And now that you want it, I’m supposed to say yes immediately?” He tried to explain, but I lifted my hand. “Forget it.” I met his eyes. “Since you love your game so much, let’s play one more.” “…Game?” “Yes.” “Bring twelve slips of paper. Write your name on one. Leave the rest blank.” I held his gaze, unblinking. “If I draw your name first, I’ll marry you on the spot.” “But if it’s the twelfth...”

No creator to save you. Gaiting towards a blonde woman behind a counter, I see people bow for Lord Lucas. "My Lord. What package would you want today?" The blonde speaks elegantly. Lord Lucas passes her a platinum card and utters. "I'd like to do the searching today." The woman seems surprised, puzzled for a split second. "This way, your grace." She assembles herself and leads the way towards an elevator. When Lord Lucas enters and beckons me to do the same, the woman narrows her eyes. "Forgive me, Lord Lucas, but this vermin isn't joining us, is she?"

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Jenna wore a red gown which brought out her hair colour, while Chloe put on a white cold shoulder dress that fitted her lean figure perfectly. "Not more than you." Jenna pouted. "But it's okay, it's good for our plan." A mischievous smile stretched across her red lips. "What do you mean?" I frowned. Then I noticed the evil glint in Laura's eyes, causing me to raise my brow at her. "I know something is going on in your demonic head. What's it, Laura? Spill it now." She waved her hand. "Nothing much! We're just going to play a game."

Rudy frowned, mumbling out, "No wonder there's a specialized betting area. Luck is so important, it would definitely stir up their gambling spirits." Fane nodded, "In truth, a huge part of the reason why everyone is so crazy in Hundred Beast City is that the results aren't just about skill, but luck as well. With good luck, even a crazy bet can win you a lot of spirit crystals. "Your fortunes can increase by several times in just a moment. If someone bets on a warrior with 1 to 4 odds and they end up winning, his spirit crystals would quadruple in value. Just thinking about it would drive you crazy, no wonder everyone's acting like this."

The owner of the casino did not join his customers very often and it was always an attraction of sorts when Brandon decided to play. George had lost a lot of money at the casino after he’d been gambling all day and was desperately looking for a way to turn his luck around. He believed that he just needed a stroke of luck to win big to gain back all that he’d lost. That was when Brandon joined him at the poker table and offered to make a bet with him that he couldn’t turn down. “Want to play?” Brandon asked casually just like a kid would ask his playmate to play with him. “It’s an honor for you to join us. What do you want to play?” George said as he watched the younger man sitting opposite h

However, to bet on luck with $1,500,000, was the guy…dumb? Michael was not the only one who was dumbstruck. Gigi, who watched, was stunned as well. She had never expected the game to be played like this. Going all-in with $1,500,000 was terrifying! She understood right after that. “He’s only a bumpkin. He knows nothing about Three-Card Brag. He thinks it’s Blackjack, and he can win once the cards are revealed!” Michael was amused as well. It seemed that this was the only logical explanation. He had no time to dwell on it, though. There was no reason to refuse the money when someone was rushing to push it to him.

It was too much to risk on a random card from the deck. Unless it wasn’t so random. I looked sideways beneath my lashes at Michael, the dealer. He lowered his head, his expression serious. Was that a nod? Did I have a sympathetic ally? I closed her eyes. How much was I willing to risk on a single card? "Are you feeling lucky, Miss Bennet?" Andrei's words replayed in my head. I exhaled deeply. I’d just won a hundred thousand dollars in a single game. I slowly opened my eyes. So, yes, I felt lucky. I sat back down at the table.