Card games in this era had evolved into a kind of probability mathematics. Because everyone generally had good memory, even without a card counter, it was quite easy to remember exactly what cards were played and how many remained.
If you couldn't calculate probabilities, the chances of losing were obviously higher.
The frequency of clapping in the room wasn't very high. Facing the Human Gambling King, these Half-sphere people were temporarily at a disadvantage, each one looking as if they were wracking their brains.
However, facing a strong opponent, they clapped even harder with every victory they won.
"Damn! This civilization really knows how to cheer themselves on!"
"But they're not exactly ugly-looking."
