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4 Players
4 Players again
3 Players
5 Players
5 Players again
Then the 8 Bankers came out.
Then the 8 Bankers after the 9/9 natural tie came out after the first 4 Bankers appeared;
Banker was extremely weak, hardly any naturals, hardly any 3rd card wins at least increasing their initial value;
To me when that tie appeared with the way it was going, the preceding yes---it was time for the Banker to come on strong as it was doing in the first 4 hands of that 8 hand little streak. Coupled with the point that Banker only had a single two repeat and all the rest were single Bankers. The first 4 Bankers of that 8 Banker repeat was 3 Naturals in there as well. Also, it was getting close to a +20 count for the Players just prior to that Banker run coming out. It was 27 Players and 9 Bankers. Making it +18 Players. It was very low ties as well. To me, that is the time to get on the Banker after the 3rd Banker or most definitely once that 4th Banker came out.
Very rarely and I mean rarely do shoes finish with greater than +20 B or P.
So, the shoe finished 31 Banker and 40 Player. Under 10 is most often than greater than +10, but happens. Of course greater than +14/15 mark late in the shoe, say hand 60 or better and even more rare, is that finishing near or greater than +20.
Of course, there are other variables I would personally factor in, but for sake of keeping this shorter, there is a synopsis of one scenario that happened the night before last at the casino, where there were some pretty nice presentments appearing.