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[KungFuBac]

re: post #14

Thx for prompt reply.
I've had a few dealers make the offer: "Does anyone want a quick hand shuffle,...etc.?"
So, my thinking has always been if they willingly offer then it likely doesn't help the players.

Personally, I don't see any benefit as the cut should alleviate any concerns. Maybe there is something Im not considering.

Continued Success,

[alrelax]

Here is another one from the other night. 

4 Fortune 7s.  Hands 4-23-31 and 38.

Hands 39 AND hand 40 were baby-to-back 3 card 9s for the bankers and 3 card 0s for the players. 

Please note the pic of the table is hand 39.  Most all toned down on their banker bets because most people believe that the players prevail in the next hand after the F7 appears.  I stayed wagering 500.00 (450.00 green/50.00 red) and 30.00 on the dragon bonus (payout is 900.00 for the bonus alone). 

Like I always gave said, wager with the shoe and it's presentments rather than with what you desire. 

Also note, players only made 1s and 2s for better than half the shoe.  Believe me, most if the people kept reciting how the players side did just that and would not continue so.  Again, what they desire and NOT what is happening.

[alrelax]

Shoe from tonight.

Dead equal at the end.  Best 'workable clue' in the game !!!!

5 Absolutely beautiful and adorable Fortune 7s.  Hands 18-22-33-34 and 50.  Back-to-Back F7s and so many did not wager because they just have it all figured out what the shoe can and cannot do, lol!

Please Note: Shown on board is 73 hands the first 6 fell off.  Hand 1 was a tie.  Hand 2 was a player.  Hands 3, 4, 5 and 6 were bankers.

Note:  Only 3 ties until approximately half way through the shoe.  Very important!

[KungFuBac]

Thx alrelax--Well done.
I really like shoes such as the one in #16. Only two ties through hand 29 or so. Both sides holding on a consistent basis. P turned at 2iar for a six streak,...etc.


Continued success,

[alrelax]

Thx alrelax--Well done.
I really like shoes such as the one in #16. Only two ties through hand 29 or so. Both sides holding on a consistent basis. P turned at 2iar for a six streak,...etc.


Continued success,

99% of the key to thousands of dollars of profit in the shoe is following what it is being  presented and not attempting to change it.

Sounds simple, yet so many make it complicated.

I watch people I have known for years win all kinds of great profit in half a shoe and then the remainder of the shoe or the following shoe or shoes, they give it back and lose 5 to 10 times additional buy-ins attempting to change what each shoe is presenting.

The story goes on.........however most holds true and the story does not change.

[alrelax]

Here you'll go!  Anything and everything can and will happen.

As well, a classic example of 0-1-2-3 ties I have written about and stressed. 

Also, you don't have to plan on it, think it's going to happen or play for it, but when it does happen-POUNCE-POUNCE-POUNCE AND POUNCE AS HARD AND HEAVY AS YOU CAN!

[alrelax]

Equalization can be exploited in this shoe.

Of course, as well, the build up and the Bankers streak of 14 followed by strong Players.

[AsymBacGuy]

Jackpot shoes not to be missed 

as.

[KungFuBac]

Thx for TReport.  Great W and ROI.

[alrelax]

Shoe from over the weekend.  The first section was gorgeous for repeaters.  Then classic chop. 

Hard as hell to take pictures at this property.  Got a few from different angles, a little blurred but blow them up and you can see the board.

[alrelax]

New Shoes.  From Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings.

First a previous quote of mine.  "99% of the key to thousands of dollars of profit in the shoe is following what it is being  presented and not attempting to change it". 

1). Fortune 7s at hands 9-20-25.  Low ties 0123.

2). Fortune 7s at hands 6-7-28-30-41-56.  Note.  Te first 4 hands are wiped off the beginning, you can see them in the bead plate. 

3). Fortune 7s at hands 17-29.

4). Fortune 7s at hands 60-76.  Hand 76 not shown. Very unique shoe with the first 44 hands of strong players and 12 ties.  Then classic banker equalization and zero ties. 

5.  Fortune 7s at hands 23-27-37.






**(Will comment later with the details of each shoe)**

[KungFuBac]

Thx for posting.
Alrelax--Did u wager these patterns? bonus bets? If so which ones? ROI??

I always tell my Bac Comrades: "The second-best thing to a big win for me is a big win for thee."

So, let's hear about it when u get a chance.

I would have likely picked up several IAR Ws on the repeaters as well as the chop. Im optimistic I would have been able to splice together a 3-5 iar wins clump. Who knows.

I likely would not have profited much (if any) from the abundance of F7s. Mainly because A)I seldom ever see a >=2 F7 in my typical 6-deck shoes, and B) I seldom wager for an F7 et al bonus bets.

I typically don't make very many bonus bets per shoe. However, I will occasionally make a couple attempts if I see a perceived trigger. Occasionally I do a partial hedge (f7) if my main wager is pressed extremely high for the first time(i.e., If I win this bet Im up >=75% of buyin or if I lose then my BI is severely injured or crippled),...etc.




Continued Success To All,

[alrelax]

I will comment on the 5 shoes above from the past few days.

Here is one and the only one I played last night.  It was a fantastic shoe with the way the continuous flow was being presented.

Fortune 7s at hands 4-57-59.  (Picture shows up to hand 65, all these shoes are 8 deck shoes and have between 75 to 83 hands generally). 

I was in seat 5 and I snapped a quick picture of a 3 card 9-0 Dragon Bonus where I had a $350.00 banker wager and a $30.00 side wager for the bonus.  (3 card 9-0 pays 30:1, $900.00). There were two within this shoe 9-0s)


(Will run down the details later or tomorrow when I get some time).