"Probably." He agreed, matter-of-fact as ever, "But it wouldn't be for that long." Just however long it took for Cassian to get used to running one-man grifts again instead of two.

But, because Kay was who he was, statistics and facts were easier than explaining, and Cassian had asked a question, so he was going to answer it, "Breagle seems to show a preference for games that are mostly chance. The two tournaments he signed up for were mid-stakes. The first was a game of Seven Sisters, though they call it Seven Brides here the rules are virtually the same. The second one was for Flock of Birds, which is a set up like memory tiles, but every few turns, based on the number of players remaining, the tiles shuffle, making it as much luck as skill."

It was possible of course that the man did prefer games of skill and only played those that were mostly chance when there was an audience, but Kay calculated that was unlikely, "Broke even on the wheel of fortune between tournaments."

A little shake of his head followed, "We can presume he's eaten, but nothing has been charged to his room." Which probably just meant that any meals had been purchased with his winnings before they'd been converted to room credit.