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Shocked at the twenty-one points in his hand, he simply shrugged on the surface, trying to keep his facial expression calm, and besides Baron Rwanda, the other onlookers had already started to congratulate him.
In the second round, Shard saw that the opponent's first two cards totaled eleven, and with the third card going over twenty-one points, he stopped with his own cards totaling sixteen and decided not to draw any more.
The expression on Baron Rwanda's face was starting to look odd.
In the third round, Shard hadn't been able to clearly remember what cards the opponent held, but when he saw that his upcard was the King, he was shocked again and almost couldn't resist checking his surroundings.
Because the upcard was the "King," he didn't touch the hole card. Baron Rwanda, however, was not lucky enough to draw the King and Queen, nor lucky enough to hit twenty-one points, and as a result, lost again.
In the fourth round, Shard's upcard was the Queen...
