A crowd of onlookers, all gambling enthusiasts, found this round particularly thrilling.
But they also felt that Mu Jinyu, in this round with his cards face up, was very unlikely to beat his opponent. Why then did he dare to raise the bet by two hundred million? Hadn't he not looked at his hole cards?
Could it really be that he wasn't scared at all? Even in a game worth billions, he trusted his luck that much?
Seeing that both players' four face-up cards were out, the middle-aged man also felt that Mu Jinyu couldn't possibly have three sevens. Since his own face-up cards were apparently much stronger than Mu Jinyu's, and it was his turn to speak, he opened with a taunting suggestion:
"Young man, if you fold now, you can still save some money. Do you want to fold?"
His tone was somewhat arrogant.
After all, Mu Jinyu had bluffed him a few times earlier, which made it hard for him to contain a sense of dread in this statement, fearing a loss to Mu Jinyu.
