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The Devil's Casino is closed for business.
At first, celebration rings out across the isles: a great big cheer for the mugs who'd brought peace back to Inkwell and restored the spiritual balance. But in the wake of their disappearance a few days later, the good feelings fade quickly. Palms start itching. Pockets run empty. Debtors, gamblers, folks in tight spots, everyone everywhere grows restless, wondering what’s next—
Until the Casino's Grand Re-Opening is announced. Then they get excited.
(Come one, come all. It's gonna be a hell of a night.)
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- Part 2 of The Martingale Hypothesis
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The cups win, in the end. They leave a wreckage of the Devil's Casino and all its employees behind—a necessary casualty on their way to deal with the Devil himself. But in the wake of their destructive victory, and despite his injuries and newly-free soul, King Dice still has a job to do.
(Or: "All Bets Are Off!", the burning of contracts, and what comes after.)
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- Part 1 of The Martingale Hypothesis
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It takes Schlatt a little longer to come back as a ghost, but when he does, Wilbur is there waiting.
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When high-school senior Castiel Novak stumbles out of his house after an explosive fight sporting a few new bruises and bloodstains dripped on his Metallica T-shirt, his brothers direct him to Harvelle's Beanhouse in town to wait for a few hours while they work damage control. The inhabitants are a peculiar bunch, mostly kindhearted and calm, and feature the familiar face of Dean Winchester—football star, pretty boy, and complete stranger (plus his blunt but charming younger brother). Despite his usually cautious nature, Castiel lets himself unwind under the dim diner lights and finds something new in Dean's dangerously green eyes, something he does not want to let go of.
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The gambler who employs a martingale strategy doubles his bet after every loss. Victory means a net gain equal to his original wager, as the doubling covers the debts incurred. In a fair game with equal chances, he assumes success is a guarantee so long as he keeps playing. He assumes that fate will be kind, that chance is on his side, that a flipped coin must eventually land in his favor—
But the game is never fair.
(The Devil and King Dice, and all that follows.)
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