The Exiled Heavy Knight Knows How to Game the System - Vol. 13 Ch. 110

[Tds-PdV]

4/46*3/45*2/44*1/43 is 24/3,916,440 = 0.00000612% of 1 in 163,185
You missed a few Zeros to the left

Indeed, it’s 6.12 *10^-6 putting it in percentage, that would be 6.12 * 10^-4% or in decimals 0.000612%. I missed one zero. I’ll correct that. Thanks for checking and letting me know.

Though, btw, you have a bit too many zeroes after putting the %.

 

[DarkMatter77]

That’s what he gets for trying to mess with Luce.

 

[panneqaha]

I'm a little confused though. I thought Lobik Cheaterman worked for the shady casino (chapter 109, page 6 "We also run a small gambling den on the side."). If so, I would have thought that when someone who's working for the casino calls for the guards, they'd side with the dealer, not the customer.

I think that's the main reason I found this chapter kind of unfulfilling. Yay for Luce wrecking him with her luck stat, but boo for how the chapter resolved.

 

[Yuyu_yusha]

You know when i think about it more, i think Luce met Elma purely because her luck in play. Not because Elma being lucky.

 

[yukichigai]

A great build if you want to be non-combat. I may suck at attacking, but now so do my enemies.

It works for combat too if you go completely unarmed. You only KINDA suck at attacking while everyone else is way worse.

Also it's funny as hell watching a Radscorpion repeatedly miss and sting itself to death.

 

[Hiibiki]

Luce just became the new Yami-YuGi

 

[TastyRim]

Luce just became the new Yami-YuGi

New Yami Yugi vs old Yami Yugi. Thief dude was engineering a clever way to cheat at the game. Luce just believed in the heart of the cards.

 

[JacobWhorne]

Bro really thought he could win a card game against, let's see, the joker.

 

[_idiot]

Lol, Celt spit on the floor of the establishment on their way out:

Not quite payback for getting spit on the face in the previous chapter, but I guess he'll take what he can get:

 

[Dicrel]

I remember a character saying once something along the lines of I'd rather be lucky than brilliant. Brilliant can be competent, but lucky? Lucky defies the odds. Luce is the embodiment of that.

 

[RWorld]

Maybe I'm just being a stick in the mud, but translations not using poker hand terms is low key bugging me.

 

[hizack123]

Average Balatro run