Thanks KFB, I appreciate a lot your comment.
After all you are one the few "coin flip" scholars (a real expert, I mean) capable to know when things could get us an advantage after the inevitable HE we are destined to face.

An important quote I particularly like is one from Alrelax that more or less sounds as:

"Do not bet what you desire will happen".

Paraphrasing it, that means that long term statistical data surely help us but at baccarat we shouldn't forget that we have to deal with many "short term" distributions easily deviating from the "norm".
Thus in those natural situations we have to set up a kind of perfect compliance over the actual results (AR) in relationship of the most expected results (ER).

Sometimes AR seem to be so deviated that any devised ER plan need a lot of hands (or shoes) to get its full power.
On the other end, the ER strenght acts constant and almost always toward the house.   

More later

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"Do not wager for what you desire.  Wager with what is happening"

Because, what you desire probably the highest majority of the time will not occur on your wagered hand(s).  It very well might occur while you are standing, seated, waiting, etc., and not wagering on anything, but that is how most all will get sucked in. 

Short term bursts of 'whatever is being presented' is by far the most lucrative wagers to place, IMO.

The entire point of playing is to win money.  Not to prove therory, statistics or pattern/trend triggering or anything of the like.