But as time passed, be it the guards or the servants, they gradually became less apprehensive. When it was time to make money, they would no longer be polite.
The two guards had won several rounds against their master.
Prince Anyang's luck wasn't good. Very quickly, he lost until his face turned sour.
Another round, Prince Anyang was still holding his cards.
This time, he got a good card and looked at Liang Yu and one of the guards who was playing.
The two of them played a few rounds, but they did not have the intention to raise their cards.
Prince Anyang knew that their cards were big, so he bet 50 taels of silver. (Maximum of 100 taels.)
However, Liang Yu actually followed, and the guard chose to look at Liang Yu's card.
Then, the guard put the card back into the pile with a pained expression.
When Prince Anyang saw this, he did not even look at his cards and immediately bet 100 taels of silver.
