I bet my life, not my money.
I broke into the Macau casino with 300 rusty bearings, and used the technological fragments left over from the Soviet Union to leverage the first life-and-death gamble.
From the ruins of the county town to the global capital poker table, every bet is a burning of the rules.
They called me crazy until I won the casino—no, the right to make the rules.
This is an epic for gamblers, building their own kingdom on the ruins of rules.
