Quote from: audionut on April 13, 2018, 08:50:36 PM
Varmenti: can you explain in more detail rule 3??? A little confusing, not sure what your doing there...thanks much!!!!

What are  your loss limits per side? i.e, if you get a run, say of 6 bankers, how much are you betting on player?

Thanks again....

6 bankers would give you immediate 6 streak winning so 1> pays $50, $100, 150, 200, 250, 300 paying you $800 in profit from your $25.00 original bet minus $125.00 for player insurance. still giving you a very nice profit.

Here is an old video I put together back in 2013

Great video if you are guaranteed a long player or banker streak of 9 or more in every shoe......but this happens maybe once every 8 or 9 or 10 shoes.......and you will be whipsawed to death in the other losing shoes where you only get a run of 3 or 4 or maybe 5 at most.

If you were guaranteed a run of 8 or 9 in a row for every baccarat shoe or roulette run, there wouldn't be baccarat or roulette tables in the casino.......instead there would be slot machines.

Imo and experience, huge downsides that will drain any common buy in and bankrolls waiting for the pre selected criteria to happen. 

To actually make a profit it doesn't matter if it's ones or one two threes or three two ones or streaks of 6 or 9 or 10 or 15 times repeating at some point you're going to have to take away or add to either side if you're betting both sides in order to make money. Simple, or one cannot turn a profit and start making money. 

You can only win what you lose on the opposite side if the fortune 7 doesn't hit of course, messing up your theory. But like I said, you can only win what you lose on the other side if you do not lessen the side that doesn't win or increase the side that wins, there is no other way to make money.

You can only help to partially insure your original bet, but then again your grinding down very small units that will eventually haunt you most likely.

We have tried numerous variations of this for many years the only thing that works or let me rephrase that, helps keep the player under control is to wager something on the opposite side to help ensure a lesser loss or if it's even money, it will help you stay in the game if you want to bet every hand and then pull off of one side, when something strong comes no matter if its 15 times Chop Chop or if it's a 10 to 15 run Banker or Player and then pull down the opposite side. That is the only way in my experience of 35 plus years of playing but of course I could be totally wrong.

Quote from: Jimske on April 14, 2018, 08:08:17 PM
This looks a lot like (or exactly like) "Pairs" by I forget who.  You can bet the sleeping pair OR the dominant pair OR the pair that looks llike it is catching up.

The pairs thing is from the baccarats code. Good to se the Jimske makin a come back, hey hey.

Quote from: 8OR9 on April 15, 2018, 07:07:29 PM
Great video if you are guaranteed a long player or banker streak of 9 or more in every shoe......but this happens maybe once every 8 or 9 or 10 shoes.......and you will be whipsawed to death in the other losing shoes where you only get a run of 3 or 4 or maybe 5 at most.

If you were guaranteed a run of 8 or 9 in a row for every baccarat shoe or roulette run, there wouldn't be baccarat or roulette tables in the casino.......instead there would be slot machines.

You are correct in saying that. Lucky if there is even 1 in 50 shoes that will get a 10+ run... I try to catch about 5 tables that have runs of 5. this will give me a $200 profit pretty easy and can make $1000/day

There are a ton of losing tables that start of with no streaks or trends giving you quite a loss from the start. It's best to limit yourself to around 20 hands per table so you don't fall under the baccarat trap.

Since 2017 I've incorporated a 3 strike to the betting and have been doing pretty well in catching runs of 8 or more and not damaginng my bank roll.

I guess you need a casino where you have many tables so you can jump around different tables, assuming there are seats open at those tables........unless they allow you to "play behind" ....which I think you can do at macau.