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Just played 2 great shoes, tried to post but could not load, will save the cards and upload tomorrow, first shoe sides evened out at 22/22 and hung close and finished at 38/38.  2 ties whole shoe.  Three f-7s.  Caught a good players 2/3/4/5 trend. 

The other shoe was strong trends matching many things and holding throughout the whole shoe, I still can't get over how when the shoe is clearly weak most players only wager for the repeat and then when it is strong, those very same players continually wager for the cut.  Someone has to explain that one to me!

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First shoe (the one on the top).  Caught the 2 player/3 player/4 player/ 5 player--Hands 18-19/22-24/26-29/31-35, because of my Asian buddy at the table.  He pointed it out--he knew it and he wagered huge.  I followed and then I got into it.  This to me, is called--'the ability to identify and steal the situation'.  If you want to sit there and play what 99% of all unintelligent baccarat players practice, the continual cut or the made one of these and now it will make one of those---all you are doing is falling into the casino's dream, that is all!!!  Look at see--you try it so often and you do not prevail. 

Those that do not believe patterns and trends, move on bro!  Because they will give you huge 'lucky-windfall' wins and that is why i play this game!  If you play for that insane few units with a double that stop loss, you are waiting to go broke, you will go broke and you will be bankrupt, plain and simple! 

The Banker streak with 7, i got on after losing the 3rd one, and won on the 4th-5th-6th and 7th ones.  Lost the last one.  Wagers 5 and 6 were at table max.  Constantly won on the doubles and played the 3rd one cutting.  Hit the first 2 F-'s.  I have wrote many times about the first 10 and then the 16/17th through about 23-25th hands!  Go back and read.  It happen the greatest amount of times for myself.
$35.00 and $45.00 on the F-7's were gravy!  I probably tried a total of about 15 times, no more than 20.  So with an average of $30.00 trying, might have had $540.00 invested in trying to win them. 

Then the shoe caught up and evened out, I love this!!!!!  That happened on the 7 repeat banker run.  Went 22/22 on the last banker.  Then it bounced back and forth and in fact the shoe finished 38/38, PERFECT!!!!!!!!  I played it, one lady followed me, everyone else laughed, doubted and lost.  What is so hard about following something like that--when it is happening???  21/22--then 22/22, then 23/22 then 23/23, etc.  Going back and forth is aboslutly gravy and my easiest way to actually win say 8 or 9 times out of 10 or 11!  There was so many great trendy and little sections in this shoe, better than sex in a way!  Seriously, you have to play each shoe from all 8 directions people, stop the insanity of what i so often read--PLEASE! 

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The above are the Sections and the turning points marked up the way I view it and the way I played the shoe and profited. 


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As far as the second shoe.  Here are my comments and how I played it.  I should have made more than I made, but it was still pretty good!  My buddy called the 1-2-3 to start the shoe right away.  I caught those.  Again the F-7'at hands, 19 and 25.  If not in the first ten as I have always said is my favorite, the second batch normally comes around 16/17 to 25 or so.  Caught both of those.  Caught the 4 and 'cuts', numerous times.  Low ties!  I have written about this with so little support or questions, but I so often see 'low ties' or 'no ties' contributing to a strong shoe, either repeats, clusters or chop/alternating---but regardless---strong formations coming about with low ties.  And here is another perfect example.  This is how to play! 

My mistake for not turning this into a $25 to $50k shoe--was that i had no support, no camaraderie from anyone else.  I have a hard to time to really throw it in without any support and the entire table going the opposite way and then losing.  Then they immediately throw up the double or triple or quadruple negative progression to make it up and there, another and myself is with $100 or $200 on what will win with a natural, while the $5,000 to $10,000 sitting on the table is getting scooped up every time by the casino.  NO!  It is not their fault, it is just the way I played the game for many years.  The 3 player repeats of '5' were great also. 

You have to look at several things, the point values of the winning hand as well as the pint value or reduction of the losing hand, the bead plate held up for huge portions in this shoe as well.  When you get good to great shoes like this, simply do what the shoe is doing.  If you have trouble doing that, it is probably because of your frame-of-mind.  In baccarat, that is what is generally is the highest majority of the time a player loses. 

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There is the second shoe with the sections and the turning points also marked up. 


P.S.  If someone wants to run this absolutely real--B&M shoes against the system that Stephen was hawking here, that might be another insight to 'systems' and their viability, etc.  I don't know it well enough to run it, some do here. 

[Blue_Angel]

So you found those two shoes you were missing, it would be pity to walk around barefoot!