The potential, after she learns how to play his game, for a game of truth stakes would be very interesting. Although, with out a polygraph or a droid specializing in lie detection, there's nothing that would keep them from lying to each other, but their own sense of integrity.

Strip stakes would be fun too. He wouldn't say no to that.

"It is fun." He murmurs and he's of the opinion, right or wrong, that when you master a game as complicated as sabacc you can play just about any card game in the multiverse. It's the metagaming - the bluffing and manipulating of the other players - that Han is really going to start to get good at over the next few years.

It's old Han Solo habit to let a wink bring out the more confident and cocky side of him, but he was warned to play it cool with Nat. When emotion touches her eyes he finds that she looks ... it not just good looking, she's always that, but maybe pretty. He's not sure how to describe it.

He holds that observation to himself for now, but he does let the smile spread across his lips. "I'll imagine for now, but look forward to the experience much more."

Oh. There's breakfast isn't there? He supposes he should take a break from talking and eat for a while.