After playing for an extensive time, baccarat players have plateaus. Some recognize this and many do not. I bring this up because I got into a conversation with several players at a casino the other night. There was 2 others with considerable experience and the other 5 with varying experience from a few months to a year or 2. The longer playing players had conciseness of their 'plateaus' which I define as where a player can get to in the terms of possible wins.
I wholeheartedly believe that we will all have one sizable win in our playing endeavor/careers and then we idle along a relatively level surface of ups and downs, which could be compared to that of a field with valleys and ridges. The valleys and ridges represent wins and losses. Every once in a while the player is able to stray from the field and find a nice mountain where he is able to challenge his own 'plateau'.
With clear mind, a good progression, money management and being 100% conscious of the surroundings the player has his chances to conquer and surpass his previous plateau. This is not an every session chance to locate those mountains as the fields are quite lengthy to get through and come about the opportunities. Think of it more along the lines of exploring.
And I might add, attempting to surpass your plateau in every session will prove devastating, which is what so many attempt to do.
Think about those things.