My youth romance is always confusing

"8"

Xiangtou played an 8 again and won the round directly.

It seems that he had two 8s in his hand before, and he split them apart to restrain Hachiman.

After watching him throw out a small card, I already had some ideas in my mind.

This guy must be keeping a close eye on me. Even if he can't be the first one to play all his cards, he must stop me. This must be their strategy.

Then, the man named Qin Ye is naturally the main force chosen by the two of them, the one responsible for becoming a wealthy man.

If I give up becoming a Monopoly now and focus on sniping Qinye, it will become that I assist Zaimokuza and each other assists Qinye, which is extremely unprofitable. Moreover, before discussing who assists whom, it is not realistic to want me and Zaimokuza to cooperate.

I definitely can't follow that guy's train of thought, with his chuunibyou brain.

"K"

The game has been going on for several rounds, and now everyone only has a few cards left in their hands.

This is the time when intrigue is most intense.

Qin Ye played a K first, which was a very dangerous signal. Obviously, K was a relatively early card, but he still threw it out without hesitation, which meant that the remaining cards in his hand must be bigger than K.

In this case, if we consider the rule that in the next round the rich man has to exchange cards from the poor man, then let Qin Ye become the rich man first, and then let Xiangtou, who doesn't have many big cards in his hand, become the poor man, so as to reduce the disadvantage of losing cards. This way of thinking is very reasonable.

But is it really worth giving up the chance to win this round just because of this consideration?

Looking at the cards in my hand, I fell into deep thought.

If I want to stop Qin Ye by force, regardless of whether I can succeed or not, I will definitely have to pay some price, and this price may affect our plan of forcing each other to become great poor people.

It's just a dilemma.

"TO"

I still took out a card bigger than K and stopped Qin Ye.

The next player does not have any big cards in his hand at this time, and can only watch the game continue.

Zaimokuza naturally didn't need to care about Hachiman's cards. He shook his head and directly shouted "pass".

So, it was Qin Ye's turn to make a decision once again.

He pushed his crooked eyes, looked at the cards in his hand, then raised his head and scanned the people on the field.

"Your Majesty."

The king that was left behind before now became the strongest card in his hand. In addition, he also had two 2s. It can be said that he was sure to win no matter how he played.

Qin Ye's unconscious smile betrayed his true thoughts.

Under what circumstances will he feel that he has a sure win? The Joker has gone out, the Three of Spades has not been played yet, and he has two cards left.

That is to say, he either has a three of spades and a card of medium size in his hand, or he has two twos that have not yet appeared on the field. As long as someone uses the three of spades to suppress his king, his two twos will be the biggest on the field.

A bunch of thoughts kept running through my mind, reasoning.

In the end, I still think the latter is more likely. After all, I still have my teammates on the field. If it were me, and I had both the 3 of Spades and the King in my hand, I would definitely give priority to the 3 of Spades to tell my teammates not to take care of him, because he is the biggest.

After eliminating one possibility, combined with the fact that no one wanted the Joker I played before, it is easy to deduce the current pattern of cards on the field.

The Three of Spades is in Zaimokuza's hand, Sotou has a bunch of cards of medium size in his hand, and Qinye has two twos left.

"Whoo~"

So, now all I can do is...

Become a millionaire directly.

"Four Jacks, start a revolution right away."

From the moment Qin Ye confidently threw out the King, his failure was actually announced.

I still have six cards left in my hand. In addition to the four Js that started the revolution, I also have a 4 and a K.

There are no 3s and 8s left on the field, and 11 has all been played by me. Now I just need to play a four first, and when the revolution is started and the order of sizes is reversed, that will be the biggest card on the field.

"4"

After a series of revolutions, I threw out the 4 of Hearts in my hand.

What was originally the lowest batch of cards on the field has been transformed into the largest card on the field with the blessing of revolution.

It has a bit of the flavor of a young man who was frustrated and then turned around to become the master of his own life.

As they both shouted with helplessness, I threw out the last card.

The victory in the first round was achieved directly.

"Hahaha, Hachiman, I really didn't misjudge you. You are truly my right-hand man when it comes to the wealthy."

As soon as the game was over, Zaimokuza suddenly became excited.

Obviously I was the one who won the first round, but why did Zaimokuza act like he took a lot of credit?

Besides, it's annoying to keep yelling like that.

But then again, the strategy just now is not without loopholes. If the opponent also has a set of cards that can start a revolution, then my plan will be completely ruined. But even in that case, I will have a K left in my hand, which will almost make Xiangtou the last one in the end.

Overall, the benefits far outweigh the risks, and Zaimokuza and I can afford the consequences of failure.

Under my revolution, Xiangtou, who originally had neither big nor small cards in his hand, became the second person to play all the cards in his hand. Even though he wanted to stay and help Qinye, due to Zaimokuza's constant intimidation, he had to obediently throw away all the cards in his hand and leave the arena.

As for the remaining two people, there is no need to watch the game. Zaimokuza only has the three of spades in his hand, which is smaller than Hatano, and he can win by just throwing out the rest of the cards without thinking.

In the end, the first round ended with me being a rich man and Qin Ye being a poor man.

This result can be said to be a great victory for our side, and no wonder Zaimokuza is so happy.

"Damn it, how dare he..."

Samo, who was in charge of blocking Hachiman, had no idea how Hachiman was able to initiate the revolution when there were at least two potential revolutions on the field.

Before the second round began, both sides began to discuss strategies for the next round.

The two over there seemed to be acting suspiciously, but Zaimokuza and I weren't acting in a very open and aboveboard manner either.

"Hachiman, how do you think they will fight in the next round?"

The sound floating beside my ears made my ears a little itchy.

Also, Zaimokuza, could you please stay away from me? You know it's summer and I'll be very hot if you come close to me.

"How should I know? I'm not a prophet."

If I could predict their next move, I would go buy a lottery ticket instead of hanging out with Zaimokuza.

However, through their performance in the last round, I can still roughly see something.

Firstly, the two of them are very cooperative and would never act as a lone wolf. After they found out that I am stronger than Zaimokuza, they will probably double their efforts to target me.

However, in the poker game, luck is also a very important factor. As long as people are not particularly stupid, they can basically play to the advantages of the cards after getting particularly good cards. Therefore, if you only determine who cooperates with whom based on people's strength, you will definitely suffer a loss.

So from this point of view, the fixed cooperation between Zaimokuza and I is definitely not as good as the flexible cooperation between those two people who trust each other.

In the best of five games, we have already won one game, but on the other hand, they have only lost one game, so there are still many opportunities for them to turn the tables.

"You'll have to improvise next time."

Before starting the game, I gave Zaimokuza some instructions.

Seeing him suddenly become confident without any basis, I didn't know whether he understood what I said or not.

Because of the victory in the previous round, I can take away Qin Ye’s two biggest cards, and then return two cards to him at will.

Out of consideration for the 'revolution', I didn't give him the two smallest cards in my hand at once, but kept a 3 of hearts to deal with it.

But correspondingly, after collecting the offerings from the very poor, the banker of the first round will be the very poor.

This is a rule designed to prevent the weaker party from losing continuously.

"4"

Hmm? Qin Ye played the Four of Spades that I just gave him. He threw away the small card at this time. Did he not consider the revolutionary way of playing?

However, there is also the possibility that he has other small cards in his hand, which should also be taken into consideration.