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I will add my notes and thoughts tomorrow,  i only have my tablet and i am at the Mall of America all day,  too hard to type.

1)  How we can actually win more and lose less.

2)  How we are our own downfalls in other words our minds are our worst number one enemies!

3)  Play to win 'why'? Win smaller versus losing larger. Smaller losses are easier to aborb than larger ones.

4)  Your mindset, win and use money management consciously, versus losing and your challenging and emotional mindset being totally destructive.

5)  So easy to plan and say what to do and how you will react, in gambling but it is entirely different then say making and carrying out a landscaping plan in your backyard or building out an empty closet with storage shelves and attachments. Things are not black and white in gambling.

6)  The game gets busy and confusing.

7)  What you think especially the 'negativity' happens more often than not at the baccarat table.  Change your mind frame and thought process.

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"2)  How we are our own downfalls in other words our minds are our worst number one enemies!":

Falling into the trap of 'replicating' and 'continued play'.

The biggest mistakes:  Remembering good & easy wins.  Attempting to replicate those.  Huge pitfall and huge mistake you are self inflicting upon yourself.

Forgetting the "lull" and the"lack" of readability, correct wagering, etc., in a shoe.  Again, continued play.  So easy to say here and while you discuss with others, "Oh--I am a very patient player, I just stop wagering and watch when those times come about".  Okay, keep telling yourself that, LOL.  I know better.

Reaching for the unattainable or the probably member will reach goal.  Just like the guy did last night with a $50k to $70k win on a $5k buy-in text me about.  Same way.  Exactly. 

Failing to stay conscious of reality while you are winning or losing.  You allow yourself to drift into another fake world filled worth fallacy and poo-poo while you are in the casino gambling.  Why not try to bring the outside in with you and not get sucked in to the fake aura with all the trimming that you don't really need?

Not cashing out, failing to use a money management system and stick to it, 100%.  Thinking to yourself and convincing yourself, just once more--just a little bit more---just one more buy in. 

Underfunded or over funded.  Both are detrimental to your actual gambling state of mind and mind-frame.

Getting sucked in by other players or the aura of the casino itself. 

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"6)  The game gets busy and confusing.":

Confusion

Free yourself from it---you have to! 

Such things as the 'cut', following others that point out the 'cut' and why it will cut or not 'cut'.  Whether it is supposed to 'cut' after the P-8 and the F-7, which IMO it does the majority of the times.  But, it can very well have an F-7 and then 9 more bankers with a few more F-7's in the same run, and there you are believing yourself and playing for the 'cut', each and every hand, losing a perfect 10 or 12 run banker because of fallacy!

Both the winning and the losing have tremendous powerful persuasions upon your decision making when wagering.  Believe it—because it is 100% true.  Problem is, you don't want to believe stuff like this.  The shoe will produce what it is going to, no one can change it or stop it or alter it.  Period.  Your decision making ability gets alters, changed, confused and taxed with everything and everyone around you.  They are not to blame—you are.  Realize it and fix the problem!

You have to realize it-recognize it and constantly remind yourself of all of it.  Constantly thorough out your play, especially when you are winning.  That is when we all get tripped up and convinced of all the fallacy and have huge amounts of confusion put into us.  The only way to fight that, is to constantly remind yourself of reality.  Understand?  If you say no—you have a problem.

If you do not—you will be effected by your past and the fallacy and confusion of the present.  Simple—you will be and you will suffer.  No easier way to say this.  What you are familiar with and convince yourself of, you already have learned and will do.  Make sure it is correct and what will help you win rather than lose. 

So go ahead and jump from table to table and watch all the experts point at the board and say, "it will do so and so because of such and such".  Follow them and keep following them.  If you were truly making money at it, you would not be here reading and attempting to find another way.  People do not make a steady amount of unlimited money and then spend their time reading and researching how to make money, if they have been truly successful in making so much of it.   I know better.

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"1)  How we can actually win more and lose less.":

You have to learn in order to win more and lose less.  You cannot do it by using SAP counts, VIN counts or anything of similar nature.  That is all fallacy, wishful thinking and attempts to sell systems or internet memberships to want-to-be millionaires that are actually out of jobs and dreaming all day.  It is Voodoo, witchcraft and fallacy to the millionth power.  If you follow that broken trend of thought and fake road to wealth by telling yourself you are learning from multi-millionaires that claim to be professional full time gamblers living life's of luxury, you are the biggest fool ever.  I will pay anyone of them $25,000.00 cash if they can produce a tax return, proof from Las Vegas casinos of their yearly wins in excess of $500,000.00 and other proof that I can verify what they claim for the past 2 years.  They cannot, because they are a group of scammers and con-artists, IMO, experience and that of numerous other people I know.  Instead they and others like them with similar tutoring, systems and membership groups, spend their time to solicit anyone and everyone to pay sums of money that are equivalent to a cup of Starbucks or Dunkin Donuts a day to go into their pockets, all under the premise of, "We only desire to help our fellow gambler and stranger make millions a year from the evil casinos".   Ask yourself one question and one question only.  "If I could do what all those people claim they do in a casino, why would I be soliciting and spending my time on the internet to get a few bucks a month out of people like myself"?  There, you answered you own question concerning their validity and credence. 

You have to learn that you cannot use any criteria to schedule a wager that will happen after any such event that already happened no matter what type of mathematical model you put to it.  None.  Period.  Once you figure that out, you are on your way to becoming a real player and a much better one that will actually have a shot at winning money in a casino. 


Be Peaceful & Calm

Trying to find it. Try to understand and refine actual play and how the shoe presents winning and losing hands as well as the reasons it does it.

The actual play.  Elevate your knowledge.  Elevate you skill.  Elevate your peace and calmness within.  If you do, you will not fall to those other players and all the aura of the casino that will drain you and cause you confusion and frustration. 

Learn what is possible and how to get there.

Learn that you and only you, is your key to gain the knowledge to win.

Learn that you make your road, no one else, only you.

Learn that you can derail yourself or lead yourself to great wins.

Learn that it all starts and ends with yourself.  Stop looking to other people and getting sucked in. 

Learn that reality and knowledge has to be physically and literally brought to the table, repetitively and consciously reminding yourself of their presence and use—and not falling to the fallacies and false attainable goals that you have done on virtually all of your casino visits.

Learn that that reality and knowledge is different inside the casino while you are playing, than that of the outside real-world and the one inside of the casino you do not want to subscribe to or be held within its common mentality. 

Learn that losses and wins are equally as confusing & dangerous and stay in the reality of each, physically--mentally and literally.

Learn how to leave your emotions elsewhere when you are at the table.  YES!  It is hard to be neutral to losing and remove yourself from the drama and the false perception the other players convince you to follow or ride along with.  But, if you truly seek to improve your game, you have to find a genuine way to actually learn how to accomplish this.