Jack had been to casinos before, but never one as well run as the Casino on Drifter's. For some reason, the space station had a reputation for being a scummy place, but the security and business end of the station were top notch. Jack sat now at a Pazaak table, and was soon joined by one other. He was dressed in a business suit, and his long white-blond hair fell over his shoulders.
Jack glanced at his sidedeck as an 8 card was shown for him. He had always heard that Pazaak was rigged unless there was a sentient dealer, but the rest of Drifter's seemed run well enough that Jack assumed the same degree of quality would be taken with these machines. Jack knew that the majority of the income that Vaago the Hutt made wasn't due to the gambling.
Jack looked at his opponent. The person looked like they had been to Drifter's before. He could tell by looking at his posture. He took a long time deciding his move, which was a juvenile technique in trying to make Jack make a mistake. This wasn't Jack's first game of Pazaak.
The next card he received was a ten. That put him at 18, and he needed to get 20 without going over in order to win the round. He looked at his sidedeck, and contemplated using his +2 card in order to put him there, but he decided against it. There was no use in burning a card in his side deck this early in the game.
Already, he was deciding what he'd do with the money he'd win.
Jack glanced at his sidedeck as an 8 card was shown for him. He had always heard that Pazaak was rigged unless there was a sentient dealer, but the rest of Drifter's seemed run well enough that Jack assumed the same degree of quality would be taken with these machines. Jack knew that the majority of the income that Vaago the Hutt made wasn't due to the gambling.
Jack looked at his opponent. The person looked like they had been to Drifter's before. He could tell by looking at his posture. He took a long time deciding his move, which was a juvenile technique in trying to make Jack make a mistake. This wasn't Jack's first game of Pazaak.
The next card he received was a ten. That put him at 18, and he needed to get 20 without going over in order to win the round. He looked at his sidedeck, and contemplated using his +2 card in order to put him there, but he decided against it. There was no use in burning a card in his side deck this early in the game.
Already, he was deciding what he'd do with the money he'd win.
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