history of gambling

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history of gamblingA gambling genius

by Từ Nguyên ThạchMy father is known as a gambling genius. He can work magic with a hand the average gambler would call useless. He deals the cards so quietly that you could hear a pin drop. The cards are completely under his power until they are dealt to the gamblers. His fingers control who wins and who loses. To keep the gamblers’ trust, after dealing ten hands, he changes to a new set of cards. He is transparent and open, nobody thinks he’s a cheater.My father is a man of few words. Yet, when there is an argument about current affairs or about food, he always shows deep insight. However, in the gambling den where there are all sorts of people; well-to-do businessmen, influential officials, army officers and gangsters, he has to keep his mouth shut to stay alive.He never talks about his job. When I was small, I noticed that he left the house early in the morning and came home late in the evening. I asked my mother what father was doing, she told me that he worked for a steel firm. He had to work night duty. He worked hard to support our family, mother stressed. During the day, he stayed at home and helped me with my homework. His knowledge about history and geography was so broad that he was like a living dictionary. Yet, he was always humble. I never heard him shout at mother or our maids. history of gamblingWhen I was 15, I discovered my father was a professional card dealer in the Thế Giới Tửu Gia gambling den owned by Huỳnh Lâm Công, a notorious Saigon playboy. When I was in high school, I started acting older by drinking beer and smoking cigarettes. history of gambling One day, our teacher was ill and I snuck out with a friend to go to Thế Giới Tửu Gia to watch the gamblers play cards.The first floor was reserved for drinkers. There was a small stage and a hall large enough for the audience to enjoy a traditional hồ quảng opera. The second floor was for xóc đĩa (a game in which coins are shaken in a bowl) and the third floor for card games. There were guards in each floor to stop drunkards causing disorder. At first we were scared. Curiosity, however, slowly drew us into the building. I saw my father. He was sitting on a mat, among the gamblers. My heart started poun……