There were only about twenty booths in total in the empty area.

“Isn’t it weird? It would be advantageous for anyone to make their own game. I can’t believe there are only twenty games,” Skaya commented.”

“You’re right. I’m sure there’s a reason for this,” Seo Jun-Ho agreed.

The list of rules gave them the answer.

1. Any Player can create their own game after paying 3,000 points.

2. If you become a game master, you cannot refuse a game with a Player.

3. If a game master loses three games in a row, they will lose their right to be a game master.

The rules were very simple. At the same time, they explained why there were so few booths.

‘It costs 3,000 points to create a game, and you’ll lose it if you lose three times in a row.’ 

Just those two rules explained everything. In other words, the twenty people who were still brazenly running their booths were all veterans in their own games.

‘And the game masters here can’t refuse a game with us.’ 

At the very least, they could actually play a game instead of being excluded like before.

The first booth the two of them walked up to was the one boasting a 94% win rate.

“Alright, alright, this is an easy game. Easy. If you win, you’ll gain three times the number of points you bet. Three times!”

The game master was shuffling his cards with a friendly smile on his face. He explained the rules to the...