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[KungFuBac]

I've probably spent >40,000 minutes studying Bac(And Still Learning).


https://www.caesars.com/casino-gaming-blog/latest-posts/table-games/baccarat/how-to-play-baccarat?awc=21867_1695478186_0eb33a61d4dcc39c0d1c7ad208ad5a23&sn=1&utm_source=awin&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=AFF_show&utm_term=407399-Wildfire+Systems%2C+Inc.

[alrelax]

As soon as someone writes the below or along the lines of James Bond; the only possible motive is to steal the gambler's money, no matter a casino, systems seller or author.  Period.

"If you're looking to sit down at a Las Vegas casino table game with few complexities and a lot of James Bond-style gambling fun, baccarat is your go-to game."

[8OR9]

Since the above link was posted by Caesars Palace, (which I think maybe is a business called a casino  located somewhere in Nevada}     which maybe engages in the business of gambling
  ( gaming).......I  think that may explain the reasoning behind the advertising link.

[AsymBacGuy]

Ahahahhahah they've chosen the wrong number "four minutes"....
Maybe it would have been better a "....-learn in less than six (or) eight minutes"

as.

 

[KungFuBac]

I agree 8OR9 and Asym.

As an addendum thought. I'm always amazed at people that will attend the casinos "FREE" class to learn how to play certain table game (i.e. Bac, BJ, Craps,..etc). Its funny the casino will often offer these free classes on a Tuesday(slow day) to also benefit from getting more patrons.

My second amazement is that a gamer would show up at a casino with money to "learn" how to play a game against their nemesis(casino) and taught by said nemesis.


Continued Success,

[ADulay]

Gentlemen,

  You're looking at this from the perspective of someone who is already well versed in the game.

  This type of video is for the "gambler" new to Las Vegas who might want to try something besides the quarter slots and occasional craps table.

  To take it as any kind of treatise on baccarat is to miss the entire point of the video.

  AD