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Last night.  I wanted to take pic of the scoreboard but too many casino personnel around the bac table actually.  Thought it was better not to attempt. 

Below I am posting my hand written casino bac card with the Bs and Ps the way I normally keep them most of the time. The circled Bs and Ps were natural 8s or 9s wins.

I copied my friends clip board detailed notes he keeps with each hand written out.  My notes are added.

3rd numbers are the third card draws for the side, I circle those. 

I only stayed for the first 28 hands. I firmly believe and subscribe to the; 'Play serious—risk the buy in capital-you can only win short blasts healthy and happily more so than playing long hours with unlimited goals type of play trying to win more and more or come out of debt', etc., etc.  Bac is super influencing to the person playing, no matter whether he is winning or losing or struggling with back and forth.  And IMO the shoe is not an easy follow whatsoever and certainly a sizable win, is even harder to hold and leave with. Okay, onward.

1st hand.  A Fortune 7 for the bankers.  And everyone is literally hyping the bankers side and ready to wager heavy and hard on the bankers. 

2nd through 12th hands. All players.  Love those players win with a total of 7 points. 

Hand 13.  Banker with a Natural 9 win.

Hand 14 through 20.  All player wins with 1 tie hand 15.

Of course my 0-1-2-3 no ties/low ties come into huge reality once again here, BIG TIME!  Which 0-1-2-3 ties to me, dictates it will continue doing what it's doing.  And it certainly did my friends!!

Love that 6 players followed by the 5 players after those double bankers.  What a set-up for those 5 players, 1 less-the same or 1 more.  Yes sir!

22-Players.  5-Bankers.  1-Tie.  First 28 Hands.

>>>When it's there, it's there.  Period.<<<

Side Note:  So many continuously played for the 'cut' during this whole first 30 hands period when the players side was strong, real real strong. 

* I lost hands 13-21-22 & 28.
* Did not bet the first hand after the tie won.
* Won the first bet as I wagered banker and fortune 7 and Dagon Bonus as well.
* Switched to players side and stuck there, first two players side wins wagered smallish, then kicked it up.  Yes, I did desire to change to bankers side numerous times, but I did not and I an sure glad I did not. 
* Notes on left side were my wagers.
* I switched to bankers on hand 23 and lost that wager, that was immediately after losing 2 wagers on players to the 2 bankers that won on hands 21 & 22.
* Frustration started to set in, but I got around it by concentrating on what was happening and accepting the bankers were not going to make an immediate comeback.

When it did the players mini-streak of 6iar which took hands 14-20, it made one of those famous 'boxes' on the scoreboard. 

The electronic scoreboard at the table is 8 hands from top to bottom, before the turn right.  It coordinates with the card I was manually using.

[KungFuBac]

1st--FANTASTIC WIN
2nd--Thx for taking the time to post cards

This is the type of shoe one can erase or add $ to the many "typical" sessions where one wins a little or loses a little. The key is to still be around when these mega-win shoes show(and they will).
Some players try to induce this type of results when there is nothing projecting anything remotely similar to this shoe. I find it helpful to constantly say in my mindseye: "What is this shoe trying to do?" I've learned to just go with it and do not try to fight it.
Its easier said than done as I have to frequently remind myself to not "self project" what I hope will present/simply wager "with" the shoe.
Another reason I'm an advocate for a pospro vs a negative progression. It prevents one from wagering more when I'm not in sync with the current presentation.

Re: "...I only stayed for the first 28 hands. I firmly believe and subscribe to the; 'Play serious—risk the buy in capital-you can only win short blasts healthy and happily more so than playing long hours with unlimited goals type of play trying to win more a..."

I like that statement. I will also add that after seeing P dominate with such strength at the beginning my anticipatory mode would be: Ok, get ready for B to make a comeback in latter part of shoe. Though maybe not in the same form as P created the total-score lead(i.e. Long streak to 1iar). The key is to wait patiently until one sees the trailer start its comeback.


Congrats,