Everything spiralled out of control before he could even say a thing. He didn't realize he had challenged 'one of the best Sabacc players on this moon.' Plus, now Vince raised the stakes. Certain he was going to lose, Drak knew Meena had to somehow seduce him, and if she failed she'd lose her ship. "Fine, agreed," he told the Bartender- which was an idiotic thing for Drak to say. He didn't exactly like Meena, but he didn't want her to lose her ship; he had already cost her so much. He also doubted someone like Meena could seduce him, at least well enough that Vince would be satisfied. He just wanted to see Vince lose- Drak didn't know what was getting into him.<br/><br/>Drak tried to review the game in his head for a moment. He noticed in the back were some Sabacc droid dealers, which were a necessity with this game. It was a difficult game, but simple in design. You bet, you try to beat out the other player, you bluff, but more importantly at any time the Sabacc dealer can shuffle the values of the electronic cards, changing your hand randomly. The values were what mattered.<br/><br/>He looked over at Meena as Vince left, as she handed him some Sabacc cards. He looked at them, and they were special value changing cards that would change just at the tap of a finger. "Well let's hope he doesn't spot them. He has some droids dealing, and they'll be hard to fool. Because honestly, I'm probably one of the worse Sabacc players out there." Vince came back and and Drak forced a devious smile at the man. Vince led them to one of the tables where a Sabacc droid was already dealing out the cards. He whispered over to Meena, "don't worry though, I'm great at bluffing." He smiled confidently at Meena, which probably looked more cocky than anything.<br/><br/>Drak sat down at the table across from Vince, and stared at the man. "The pot is 500 credits each," he told Drak as credit tokens were handed out. Drak lined up his stacks carefully. He placed a bet into the main pot, and looked at Vince carefully, trying to study the man. It was obvious to Drak, who could read most people except for Meena, that Vince was trying to prove something. As if Vince was trying to stake his claim, to show Drak that this moon and Meena was somehow Vince's property. He smirked a bit at the thought, as if Meena would ever stand for being anybody's property. She'd probably mount a man's head for even thinking that way.<br/><br/>Drak grabbed his cards, and he had several negative values, giving him a total of -16. Pure Sabacc was 23, so he wasn't close enough yet. He was able to beat any positive cards of 15 or lower, but if he faced a positive 16, he would lose. This early on wasn't a time to use his cheat cards, assuming he'd be able to get away with it. He wanted to save them for later if he really needed them. So instead he made sure to put on his best Sabacc face, and threw in a few credits.