I often hear a sentence: I really want to play on a certain plate, but the front row wallets have made too much profit, so I am afraid of crashing the plate. Those who can say this do not understand the game.

You can be afraid of the front row making too much profit when playing PVP, because PVP is a very short-term zero-sum game. If the p general makes too much profit, he can cover your head at any time and draw a Christmas tree. However, the front row profit of the banker's plate is pulled by the banker with his own money. The front row profit is nothing to him. When he crashes the plate, he actually smashes his own feet. On the contrary, the worst situation of playing the banker's plate is actually to see that the front row profit is not much or has already lost money, which means that the banker does not control the chips tightly and has already dumped the goods to this group of receivers and ran away. The front row is all locked in by the receivers. Who will pull it up later? You pull it up or me?