Liu Chen smiled faintly, his eyes fixed on the bamboo cup dropped by the opponent, whose hand was now removed.
"So, do you bet big or small?"
The opponent asked with a sly grin.
"Bang!" Liu Chen slammed the table, but the bamboo cup didn't budge, leaving the opponent startled, wondering if he didn't want to bet anymore.
"I bet it's neither big nor small."
"Haha, what a joke, this is the first time I've heard it's neither big nor small, is there a third possibility?"
The floor manager sneered, his eyes full of disdain.
Even Liu Chen's brother-in-law, Yang Tao, was unsettled, saying to Liu Chen, "Brother-in-law, we can't make random guesses. I bet it's big, at least there's a fifty percent chance of winning, but you say it's neither big nor small, that's a zero percent chance!"
"You don't understand this. If you did, you wouldn't be you."
Liu Chen retorted unceremoniously, leaving Yang Tao chuckling awkwardly on the side.
