Lynch really liked casinos, not because he enjoyed gambling. Since the first time he gambled and lost five dollars, feeling upset about it for half a day, he realized that gambling wasn't his fate.
He was not someone who liked gambling, nor could he get obsessed with it. What fascinated him were the myriad forms of human life in the casino.
He once met a gambling expert, a true expert. This expert had a high win rate, not the kind that cheats but truly relied on some mysterious power.
After becoming friends with him, he told Lynch that he didn't have much insight; his way of winning was through observation.
By observing every tiny change in people's expressions and quickly analyzing through multiple observations to form an efficient and reliable observation pattern, he could integrate the next game into this pattern, allowing him to easily avoid all the odds of losing money while significantly increasing his chance of winning.
