Gambling house, men playing Pai Gow

The transcript captures a gambling scene where participants place bets, experience a winning streak, and reflect on their luck. The banker takes charge, and the game continues with discussions on luck and winning. The session ends with final bets and reflections on the night's events.

What is the narrator's attitude towards the game at the beginning?

• He is angry and frustrated.

• He is uninterested and bored.

• He is confident and encouraging.

• He is nervous and unsure.

How does the narrator describe his luck during the game?

• He feels his luck is running out.

• He claims his luck is exceptionally good.

• He thinks his luck is irrelevant.

• He believes his luck is average.

What is the reaction of others to the narrator's winning streak?

• They are reluctant to bet against him.

• They are supportive and encouraging.

• They are indifferent to his success.

• They are eager to bet against him.

What does the narrator attribute his change in luck to?

• A change in the weather.

• A lucky charm he received.

• A new strategy he developed.

• A new dealer at the table.

What does the narrator plan to do after his winning streak?

• He wants to switch to a different game.

• He decides to stop playing for the night.

• He plans to continue playing immediately.

• He intends to bet even more money.