That said, we have the VVV6 certainty at stake.

Who is the beautiful person above?

>>8

Is it Sumire Tojo?

Right now, I’m mentally recovered enough to say I’m doing AV just for the money!

It was the brat who unleashed the sleeping beast.

The merits and demerits of YuuP are significant.

Could it be that Yu-P is at fault?

Why couldn’t I just stay as a snack shop employee who was a former idol and experienced setbacks?

>>18

I thought the money wouldn’t come in.

Only Sumire-chan hasn’t had her brain fried by YuP…

Other defeated soldiers have started to become suspicious.

>>19

I say that, but it’s not just about romance; the reason I rejected the pillow business and tried to keep Sushi-Karu no matter what is because of Yusei.

Sumire-chan’s driving force is basically Yusei, right?

The other two are too focused on the lower body, so it’s hard to tell, but that part is drawn quite beautifully.

When I asked how great setting 6 is, I was told it’s a machine with a win rate of about 60%, and I thought, “Is that all?”

>>23

If you keep spinning setting 6, you will definitely win eventually.

>>24

So you really only swung at the worst possible timing.

It’s gone beyond the line of a gag and isn’t funny.

I didn’t read this side, so I didn’t realize it was by the same author whose previous work I liked and followed.

I can’t help but feel a sense of sadness, as if I’ve inadvertently become an amazing dirty comedian…

Well, there was a somewhat ominous atmosphere floating around since the time of Yakumo.

“Let’s just end everything by receiving pubic hair, YuuP.”

The early Sumire-chan is too beautiful.

Who is that beautiful woman above?!

Even with setting 6, it doesn’t mean you’ll definitely win.

Well, most of the time you probably can win.

When I see a high school boy working hard and doing various things for himself, I can’t help but feel a sense of determination.

That aside, it’s bullshit.

After working so hard that I collapsed from overwork, this is what I ended up with, which is enough to drive anyone crazy.

The story goes that I’ve already lost my mind, which is why I’m working so hard.

I saw that it’s said to be at the level where you can appear in Kaiji.

>>35

Of course, it’s the loser category.

It’s not a machine you need to get so desperate for the 6 confirmation of VVV, right?

Kaiji’s debt is 3.85 million yen, you know?

Setting 6 won’t come in.

It’s usually 2 or 1.

In this story, everyone who feels sympathy for Sumire-chan is a slacker.

>>40

I don’t play slots, but I understand not wanting to give them to the high-rollers.

>>40

Sumire-chan is not at fault, right? It’s Yuusei who doesn’t lend money that’s to blame, right? There are many anonymous comments saying that, and it sent chills down my spine…

I can’t believe this woman didn’t move from gravure to AV…

FC2 not yet?

Yusei

It’s the monster you gave birth to.

There are machines where you can win 90% with the same 6, but you can only win 20,000 or 30,000, and then there are machines where you can only win about 60% but can win 100,000 yen.

Hello~ (greeting)

>>47

It would have been better to invite the hyena behind me to join in rather than get caught by a suspicious person.

Hey, what’s the basis for that 90% or 60%?

>>49

It’s just about whether it’s positive or negative when you cut 8000G from the wave of a large number of trials.

>>49

The figure of 90% or so is arbitrary, but for example, if there is a machine where you can play 50 games for 1,000 yen with a 1 in 50 chance of hitting 1,200 yen, then with 100 games, you wouldn’t know whether you’d win or lose.

If you play 10,000 games, you can see you’ll almost always win, right?

For example, what Sumire-chan was doing was a machine where you would win 20,000 with a 1 in 500 chance.

If you read a book and go to a brothel, you could easily pay back about 3 million yen.

If you promote it as a former idol, it will sell.

But you know,

Until three episodes ago, it was really cool.

>>51

A handsome guy has become a man who looks like he could hit a woman.

Instead of Sumire-chan becoming a gigolo, Sushi Karma, who is taking care of her, is giving off a genuinely good woman vibe…

>>52

That worn-out housewife-like sushi looks good…

There’s no 90% or 60% in slots.

It’s either win or lose!

Sumire-chan has good stamina, so if she worked at a soapland or a club in Ginza, she could easily make three digits a month…

>>55

Hit from the side that earns!

>>55

It’s a Yanikasu, so it must be from the club.

“V… I have no choice but to do my best for the 6 certain win.”

If it’s really confirmed as setting 6 instead of just 6, then it’s like picking up loose change, and I think not lending money could negatively impact our trust in the future.

>>60

For someone who doesn’t understand that kind of reasoning, it’s not clear.

It just looks like the usual move of the losing side throwing in money…

>>60

A trusting relationship can’t be established with a slot addict.

It’s fine to drop it after lifting it up.

When I slammed it to the ground, it broke apart and fell straight down into the abyss.

Although it’s said that the profitability rate for 6 is 114.9,

It means it’s essentially over 120 since it’s not a worm…

It’s still interesting now, but it’s definitely different from the time when I was excited reading standalone works that hit the mark and thought, “I hope this gets serialized!!”

>>64

I think it’s a good change that it became a photo book because making it a model of a wrecked body is too indirect.

I think, but why has it come to this…

The latest episode that left Yusei, who even allowed embezzlement, completely shocked.

The more you spin, the closer the expected value converges to the machine payout rate.

However, since the number of games that can be played in a day can fluctuate, it’s not guaranteed that you will win and go home on that day.

It will definitely come out! → You’re losing right now, aren’t you?

The establishment converges after about a million or ten million times, and even if you spin it the fastest in a day, it’s only about ten thousand times, so it varies a lot.

In the first place, people like this will just dive into everything again once they get involved…

>>71

But that is the smartest way to play gambling.

Sumire-chan, who was a cynical older woman, gradually became a mascot, then for a moment turned into a handsome guy and became a slow gambling freeloader.

Perhaps it’s due to the contrast with Sushi-Karu, but isn’t there an acceleration in how hopeless Sumi-chan is?

Since Sumire-chan went to borrow money right away after confirming 6, she is not wrong.

I feel like everything else is wrong, but that was the right choice.

Sumire-chan, with this, it’s decided that you’ll live about another 70 years from here and pass away peacefully, right?

When Sumire-chan becomes a mess, Sushi Karma becomes cuter.

What should I do?

>>77

If you make Sushi Karma gross, Sumire-chan will become cool.

>>80

A relationship like light and shadow.

Sushi-kal is like a devoted wife serving a bad husband, even though she’s a virgin.

If you spin the setting 6 of the Viarubireibi, you might get 380,000 yen.

I might lose 100,000, but if it’s between 100,000 and 380,000, I’m aiming to win.

It used to be so geared towards women that it could be called a one-shot, but now it has completely become like Young Magazine…

Since the impression has become positive, I feel a determination that I need to bring it down to not just zero, but even into the negative!

>>82

Is it wave theory?

This sushi’s hairstyle looks like it’s trying to be a caring big sister or something.

In a position lamenting that I can’t keep 600,000 because of embezzlement.

Winning 100,000 or 200,000 doesn’t change anything…

(A group of slot enthusiasts has gathered…)

The author was not originally very good at drawing, but recently I feel like the balance of the faces seems off.

Slot players want the thrill of hitting a big win rather than just the money, right?

Because it’s an illness.

>>87

All humanity is afflicted by disease…

The dialogue in the lower left plays too much in the background.

This time, I couldn’t understand that it was a misunderstanding gag without the explanation from the slot enthusiasts…

I think Sumire-chan with her striking pose is beautiful.

(Isn’t it a shame that if this were not Sumire-chan but Yu-P, it would be worth the effort to devote myself…?) That’s what Sushi Karma is thinking and then turns it into a manga that sells 3 million copies, becoming a popular manga artist?

Can I really be an idol with something like this?

>>94

It’s because I was broken both mentally and physically in the entertainment industry that I am who I am now.

>>94

That’s probably why it didn’t happen now.

However, Yu P believed that there was a possibility with a doujin idol.

Gambling is not for money, but for the thrill.

This time it’s completely a Kochikame template.

Wow, it’s already been 50 episodes…

It’s not just about probability; it’s also about the probability machines, so the fundamental mechanism is the same for arcade betting machines and crane games.

The story can still work even if you replace the pachislot with something else.

Where is the idiot Sumire?! There’s no department head who comes in yelling like that.

In the past, I would have said, “Please stop if it seems like we might end up doing doujin AV…”

Right now, I can’t even feel that way anymore; I can only think to let it be and do whatever they want…

Surprisingly, it was overflowing with talent from Young Magazine.

Moreover, probably for just about 50,000 yen, asking for permission for a hair nude is…

But I might want Sumi-chan’s pubic hair a little.

Is the urban legend about selling your body at a pachinko parlor really true?

>>108

I’ve been told something like “How about 20,000 yen?” by the pachinko addict woman next door.

But you were mumbling and I couldn’t really hear, so I don’t know because I ignored it afterwards…

When Sumire-chan appears, it feels like a slow-casual manga, and that’s nice in Young Magazine.

“Don’t do that, even in the Young Magazine, for crying out loud!”

There probably weren’t any slot elements in Young Magazine.

It feels perfectly matched to the level of Yanmaga.

No, maybe the cause and effect are reversed.

Although it collaborated with pachinko,

It seems that it’s easier to create dramas like this with pachislo after all.

I had forgotten that I was depicting a widow who feeds a lot of food to young people.

First of all, “koze 6” doesn’t make any sense!

I didn’t think sushi cars would get better.

It’s called “Kozé 6,” but it’s actually a guaranteed 6…

Gambling is scary, isn’t it?

This is definitely 6, so it’s basically not a definitive statement.

I’m so overwhelmed that I can’t even think of the sad face of Yusei.

The confirmation screen has come up this time…

It’s coarse hair… I misjudged you.