A lot of you guys have probably heard of Eliot Jacobson. He is a consultant for the casinos on game management and also author of the book ''Advanced Advantage Play''. He also used to have a blog called AP Heat. More recently, his blog posts got transferred over to a site run by 888.

Here is the book....

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Advanced-Advantage-Play-Safeguarding-Promotions/dp/1883423392/ref=sr_1_120?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1497379371&sr=1-120&keywords=baccarat

Here is the 888 site...

https://www.888casino.com/blog/apheat/all-apheat-posts


One of his main interests was the side bets which are available now in most casinos in one fashion or another. The  your Way Egalite side bet is a popular one here in the UK. The dragon side bet is another. He took down a lot of the charts for the counts when he published his book which were on his old blog, however, I notice they appear to be back again on the 888 site.

Anyway, the point of this thread is that I can upload some shoes using real cards with all the characteristics you need to practice/test the counts and see what results you get. Unlike Blackjack, the baccarat tables don't mind someone jotting down notes or whatever on a scorecard. A lot of the counts for the baccarat side bets are also not as difficult as some of the blackjack counting techniques.

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The file is pretty self-explanatory

The first shoe runs for 57 hands.

First Player card = 1

First Banker card = 6

Second Player card = 5

Second Banker card = 4

Third Player card = 0 (means no third card for player)

Third Banker card = 4

Player total = 6

Banker total = 4

Player wins 6 vs Banker 4.

(The 10,11,12,13 are face cards)

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Another 50 shoes.

If anybody would like more in this style, just ask!

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that's very thoughtful of you thanks for the info, I like to read about different methods of play and moreover side bets.

SkyVegas now have the  your-Way Egalite side-bet on the live platform.

Min = £1
Max = £25

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Thanks Bally.

The Wizard did an analysis on his work.  Here is the link:  https://wizardofodds.com/games/baccarat/dragon-bet/

Personally, I don't think it's practical.   Too many people jump into the card counting nonsense because of the BJ card counting.  Good luck and have fun with this.