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Here is a sample.  Certain sections and certain productions, give me the 100% fuel to capitalize.  Can be different or the same, depending on what I am seeing with pattern, winning point values, losing point value reductions, etc.  Almost every one of the first 20 hands was a strong win by high point value and when 3rd card draws were dealt to the side that lost, it would almost every time reduce that side to near zero or maybe a 1-2-or 3 total value to the other side 7-8 or 9.  It was screaming, follow me daddy, and I would have 100% if that was in a B&M, like where I am going tonight.  Here it is almost play by play when I would have started to wager.

I would have started after the 2 Players-2 Bankers-Single Player-Single Banker- 3 Players.

I would have pounced on it with my 1st wager on the Banker cut after the 3 Players. And then I would have pressed and probably added another amount equal to the original and pressed win.  I would have kept that up for the 2nd and the 3rd Bankers as well.

I would have pounced hard on the cut for the Player after the 3rd Banker.  I won the 3 Bankers that matched the 3 Players, side by side.  I figured due to the number point values, the reduction of point value for the losing side and the pattern (it was matching-2 P's, 2 B's, 2 Chops) that just what happened, happened and I would have caught all 3 and the fourth one with the cut back to the Player.  Then I would have stopped for a few hands.

Then with the 3 chop on the board I would have went on with a 2nd Player for hand 17.  I would have lost.  But it is evening out.  When it made the 2nd Banker, I would cut back to the Player at this point.  It was a Tie.  I would stay with the Player.  Won the first player.  Stack it really heavy for the second Player, win that one.

The I would figure I have one more wager or so left in this section.  I would go for the 3rd Player for the 1-2-3 pattern that I envisioned and it happened.  I would cool it off after this and watch and wait for another section of the shoe, no matter if chop (weak) or strong (repeating and doubles or whatever).