In the context of an Operating System course, implementing the concept of multi-threading using VB.NET involves creating multiple threads within a program that can run concurrently, allowing for more efficient execution of tasks. Here's a basic example of how you can implement multi-threading in VB.NET:

Game Rules

Players can choose between single-player or multiplayer mode on the homepage. They will then enter the betting screen, where there are 4 characters to choose from. Players select the contestant they believe has the potential to win and proceed to the water activity competition. If the bet is correct, a certificate will be awarded. If the bet fails, players can try again by selecting a new contestant.

Homepage

Select either single-player or multiplayer mode on the homepage.

Single-Player Mode

The game instructions and character introductions are provided, followed by the betting process.

Multiplayer Mode

(Betting devices such as smartphones or computers are required to connect to the website for placing bets)
Enter the character introduction and betting screen.

Ready for Game

After placing the bet, proceed to the game screen to participate in the water activity competition.

Players can click on the cheerleaders to add more fun to the game.

Betting Results

After the game, the results of the bet will be revealed. If the player's bet is correct, a certificate will be awarded. If the bet is incorrect, the player can try again by selecting a new contestant.

The results will be displayed as two possible outcomes: Win or Lose. If the player wins, a certificate will be awarded; if the player loses, they can try again by selecting a new contestant.