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Pursuit of the Sun 1.2

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Count Orlov
-- Exactly. Well, you rolled two twos, a four, a five, and a six. To increase your chances, after the first round of bets, you keep the two twos and re-roll the other three dice.
- So, after the first roll, everyone either raises the bet or "checks," after which you can re-roll any number of dice from 1 to 5? And then? Another round, and you can re-roll again?
Count Orlov
-- You need to play through three rounds of politeness, and then you can leave if your winnings are no more than twenty silver, not counting what you started with. If we're playing with four people.
- Ha... And if I end up with nothing after the first round, what then? Will you strip me until the "three rounds of politeness" are over? - Voldemar's laughter didn't take long to surface.
- I think I now understand where the rumors come from about how people "suddenly go crazy" for no reason. I thought it was a lie, but now I see. By the time the "rounds of politeness" are over, you'll be left without pants. How can you not go crazy in that situation? - The laughter slowly but surely turned into a hearty laugh.
Count Orlov
We all put in ten silver, but you can put in as little as two, or as much as fifty.
- Wow... Ten silver is a lot. Where am I going to get that much...
- I don't participate in Tournaments, - a glance at the "warrior."
- I don't do trading, - a glance at the "merchant."
- And I don't even know how to play dice to make that much, - a glance at the commoner.

- And what does "a little bit" mean to you?

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