RFS is another way to consider streaks lenght, more specifically how rows #2, #3 and so forth are more probable to jump in a new column, that is stopping the "slowing down" CFS.

Think that most of the times, long streaks (say longer than 3 or 4) are the by product of "coincidental factors", so denying a kind of relative general propensity to stop.

We've learnt at our expenses that per any shoe dealt the room to get a general propensity is a limited factor acting in the same way as the probability to get asymmetrical hands favoring Banker.

Short streaks are the rule, long streaks are exceptions.

But whenever long streaks happen at the shoe we're playing at, we should apply a kind of "quality" factor that basically could be translated into the propensity to get a specific streak lenght to be isolated or clustered.
Obviously we'll take care of the most probable streak situations, that is doubles, triples or 4s.

Once a streak had surpassed the 4 streak point, more often than not we're not interested to make predictions, unless we want to gamble a previous robust profit.

In our opinion, wagering towards long streaks needs a very long experience and acute thought, so we don't recommend it as a viable plan to make money at baccarat itlr.

Distribution of the most likely streaks

Each specific lenght streak (say doubles, triples and 4s) fight against superior streaks (so singles are ignored): the basic quality every specific streak will feature is the "isolated or clustering" parameter.

That means that we need one specific streak to show up before thinking to make any bet.

2-3 attack (that is wagering to get at least a 2 or 3 streak after a 2 or 3 streak happened) is the basic approach generally denying a long "overalternating" distribution in terms of I (isolated) or C (clustered) patterns.

Therefore the "overalternating" fashion (I-C-I-C.. or C-I-C-I...) is the slight least to happen, in the sense that sooner or later a I-I or C-C will show up.


3-4 attack, despite of needing more hands to be dealt, is even more "precise" as 3-4 clusters are way more probable than 3 or 4 isolated streak occurences.

An important rule of thumb to follow is that what didn't appear so far should be considered as "no existent".
On the other end, once a streak superior than 3 or 4 happened, we have to be more cautious about our wagering, a thing that might entice us to wait for TWO 2-3 or 3-4 patterns before placing a bet.

 
How long to ride a 2-3 or 3-4 I or, way more likely 2-3 or 3-4 C pattern.

2-3 attack is more probable to come out but suffers of more volatility than the 3-4 attack; a general guideline at both cases is to assess the common "3" streaks parameter.
Whenever a 3 streak didn't happen so far, a two-step betting isn't indicated, so leaving more room to the 2 or 4 streaks being clustered (or, more unlikely isolated).

Anyway never ever bet whenever a 4 streak (attack 2-3) or 5 streak (attack 3-4) happened.
Let a 2/3 or 3/4 pattern to show up and act accordingly to what happened in the previous part of the shoe.

As long as a "enemy" won't show up, it's not wrong to keep betting especially when the enemy hadn't come out once.
At any rate, the most likely and profitable situations come out after one step of cluster or, less likely, after one step of isolated pattern.

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