Dealers exchanged glances. Players whispered. Her streak was too perfect, her timing too exact. Security finally stepped in, replaying footage frame by frame, until the truth surfaced: hidden behind her composed gaze were highly advanced contact lenses, subtly reflecting cards and information invisible to everyone else.
What looked like luck was actually technology pushing the limits of deception, turning an ordinary game into a quiet high-tech heist.
When innovation makes cheating nearly invisible, where should the line be drawn between human skill, technology, and fair play?