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#76
Baccarat Forum / Re: Archie Karas - the legend
September 28, 2015, 04:05:46 AM
You got it all upside down.

Most so called gamblers will turn $10k into $0 without going over $12k.  These are mostly the self professed intelligent gamblers who are careful with their money, want to bet small and win big.  Well guess what...it doesn't happen.  Ask the machine players.  I have no doubt that they think they are intelligent because they are betting small and can win big, sometimes 100 times their bet on a good set of free spins.  Well guess what also...the wins they get are still never enough to make up for all their small bets that they spent hours intelligently making.  They are actually paying the largest house edge in the casino and they all lose.  So let's now go to the baccarat player who also intelligently studies the histories, bets small until his system starts working (which it rarely does) and then plans to clean the casino out.  Well guess what...1. It's not intelligent; and 2) He's not a gambler.  He's a beggar or a hoper.  All he's doing is getting himself MORE ADDICTED.  A bit like a smoker who finds cheap cigarettes.  They're not brilliant, they are killing themselves just like the sensible gambler.  The casino loves the so called sensible gambler who restricts his bets and studies the history charts.  Why?  A: Because the casino is making their rake RISK FREE.  The more small bets the punter makes the more certain is the casino's commission and the more the CEOs will rub their hands together and drink champagne; and they'll even reward such a player with comps for doing a good job of staying so long and pacing their bets.
Now a real gambler wouldn't fall for that stuff.  A real gambler would run it up and strike fear into both himself and the casino.  Bet the max and go home and take it if you lose.  Don't take hours to do it, just run it up and leave.  Is this anyone on this forum? A: No.  Once their bankroll runs out after significant time in the casino; THEY DON'T ACCEPT LOSING...THEY GET MORE MONEY AND TRY AND WIN THEIR LAST ROLL BACK.  I'm sure there is a so called intelligent gambler or two here that would like to borrow money.  They've got it all worked out and are sure they now know the mistakes they made.  Well again, they aren't gamblers, they can't take losing.  Part of gambling by my definition is accepting the outcome of your wagers.

Having said that I concede that Archie Karas is now an addict.  He wants to get his money back and return to his former glory.  But in doing so he's become the everyday loser.  He was once great and he was once a GAMBLER.  Not like every other player in the casinos who are intelligent small betting LOSERS.  They are the morons that never even had a chance at glory.  At least Archie once had glory.

#77
Baccarat Forum / Re: Archie Karas - the legend
September 19, 2015, 03:31:23 AM
I use the word infamy very loosely, I actually have a good job with a police clearance and haven't done much wrong.  I'm generally not known for mainstream views though and very few know my career achievements that I would go out of my way to be known for if I were a politician.  But rather I guess people talk about my eccentricities behind my back I'm sure.  Maybe it's just paranoia!
#78
Baccarat Forum / Re: Archie Karas - the legend
September 18, 2015, 01:08:01 PM
Quote from: alrelax on September 18, 2015, 12:11:27 PM
The articles will not tell you and he will not admit the 'other' funds that he borrowed, stole or had from some other sources. 
He fully admits to borrowing $10k to start with.  He went to Vegas with $50 in his pocket but borrowed $10k to play poker.

Quote from: alrelax on September 18, 2015, 12:11:27 PM
Next time you go to the casino, idolize the fool and walk through the parking lot with your $50.00, $200.00 or $1,000.00 and repeat that you will make $40,000,000.00 soon gambling and indulge in whores, booze, suites and limo's.
I've already done the indulging and had a wonderful time.  When I get around to finding $10k I'll start my climb to fame (and maybe leave infamy behind).

Quote from: alrelax on September 18, 2015, 12:11:27 PM
He was a loser and always will be a loser. 
Your jealousy is showing again.  No need to be nasty.  He once played the current World Poker Champion heads up for his last million dollars and won.  That's just one time he was a winner.  He was a winner hundreds of times I'm sure.
#79
Baccarat Forum / Re: Archie Karas - the legend
September 18, 2015, 03:20:07 AM
I remember reading the Archie Karas story years ago.  Somewhere he said how he won all that money (I guess you can call that his system)...his story is that he just didn't care about money, and that's why he won.
I now wonder about that.  Someone that doesn't care about money caught cheating.  Maybe he meant he didn't care about the casino's money lol.
Still, if you gamble for long enough there is an addiction there, it would be hard to not have gambling money after all those years.
#80
Quote from: Baelog on September 14, 2015, 08:00:26 PM
Hi

I have been studying this forum for 4 months now and have started playing Baccarat on one of the live online casinos for fun. So far I am doing OK flat betting. How many shoes would you recommend testing before real money play ?

Baelog

I recommend testing with play money for about 80 years before going to real money.  Believe me when I say it will be worth it.
#81
Baccarat Forum / Re: 100,000 bankroll
September 12, 2015, 12:36:24 PM
Quote from: Rolex-Watch on September 12, 2015, 11:18:19 AM
This is the problem with the internet, you read words on a forum form an opinion not having been there or witnessed anything leading up to why the MF's had to bring my run to a halt, you most probably are in the dark regarding the term "local".  Same as why their sister casino brought to an end to a very successful BJ players action, which is a fairly well known event by regulars in the casino involved.  The latter was not counting but was able to memorise 8 decks, so they sent in a stodge, an event took place, he ended up in court and banned for life.  I guess being up +$100k was too much to tolerate.
A few points...
1.  Nothing to worry about...find another casino, there's plenty about and with $100k you can now afford to fly somewhere else.
2.  I've never heard of a court banning someone from the casino for life but again, simply move shop.


Quote from: Rolex-Watch on September 12, 2015, 11:18:19 AM
What happened a few days later while I was on Holiday (they didn't know that I wouldn't be there) when IMO they took things too far and they ended up being spanked, because a shoe ran something like; 22P, single B, 17P, single B, 11P single B, with the shoe producing 11 Ties which was more than B results (nope I wasn't betting B only), when you skew the decks crazy things can happen, a venue where cards are not laid out prior to being brought into play, also non-squeeze pre auto-shuffler days.  It is fairly common knowledge underhand tactics maybe brought into play if they feel threatened, which I guess losing an average 11k per night for 6 days may have raised concerns regarding their end of year figure, who knows, I don't really care as it was a long time ago, but "best we stop it". 

What happened on the particular evening was IMO more than any freak occurrence, involved 6 tables for the many ours we were there.  They didn't know in advance where we would sit so IMO had to rig every table!!  On the night in question I changed tables twice, looking at the score boards, it wouldn't have mattered if we had changed tables 6 times, same outcome, which is disturbing, plus at the time, too wet behind the ears to smell a rat. 
That was pretty risky for the casino to set up the shoe to produce all those player runs.  If you smelled a rat you could have made 10 times your original $100k.  I say they deserve the money for taking a big risk to clean you out!



Quote from: Rolex-Watch on September 12, 2015, 11:18:19 AM
Recently another friend I was chatting to was telling me, he can beat 1000 "real" shoes at home, but when he steps into the casino to test his theroy, it loses ever time WTF.  Electronics (Angle eye auto shufflers) and gambling is IMO opinion a bad mix.  If they wanted any casino can know in advance how any shoe will play out before the cards have been drawn (refer recent video I posted in cheating thread).  Whether the cards are pre-arranged via EPROMS as more than one person has suggested, one of whom is an electronics whiz explained how it is possible (I'm open minded), also what advantage would it give them, not knowing how players will react to a shoe, which side they will bet and how much is debatable. 
Your friend also needs to surprise the casino and change his system when he plays and cash in.  Just one shoe should net $10k don't you think?
#82
Baccarat Forum / Re: 100,000 bankroll
September 12, 2015, 02:45:17 AM
Quote from: WorldBaccaratKing on September 11, 2015, 09:20:19 PM
Who made that video?
This guy magic612 used to run a tv blog apparently and show his beats in real time.  That video was a collection of magic612's videos put together by someone else.

But here is one from the magic man himself...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYcQ7eYC-Eo

You can click on the youtube button and then follow a trail of his videos.
#83
Baccarat Forum / Re: 100,000 bankroll
September 11, 2015, 11:24:50 AM
Quote from: Rolex-Watch on September 07, 2015, 01:51:41 AM
$500-$1,000 per day job, actually our goal is minimum $2k, I've managed to pull the $1k min per day last year for 5 weeks, I've done 6 days winning $10k per day ($67k in 6 days), until the cas' brought it to a halt via cheating, but that is another story.


I'd like to hear about how the casino cheated.  Can you make videos, they are so entertaining?
I really miss this guy since he stopped making videos...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfQBhbRiqnE