Shoe 3.

8/10 losses on the right hand side.

People will think you are crazy in the Casino when you are celebrating another loss.

By tracking the left hand side and the right hand side, you are really allowing for any short term variance to show up. Working in pairs also naturally helps as you have 4 pairs as opposed to just two results (Banker or Player) in a normal game.

Have a look at this short video from 3min 30sec in and then ask yourself if the dealer can hit any number they like. It may have been possible years ago to hit sections on the older wheels with tall frets. But I couldn't imagine any dealers having the skill to do it today on these new low profile wheels.

http://youtu.be/EQHdxi1hsCo

Frankly speaking, it's dissapointing that a core group of 50-60 users who log in frequently can't raise $50 to pay for another years domain costs.

I admire guys like Vic, Esoito and ADulay who give their valuable time so we can enjoy sharing our ideas and reading what's new.

Am I wrong in saying that at the very least it has to be worth the price of a pint at least once a year.   

Excuse my ignorance! What do you mean by strikes Sputnik?

Thanks

The second of Albalaha's Shoes.

This one was a corker as well. Losses at the front of the shoe on the Left Hand side with groups 3 and 4 showing. Then Losses at the back of the shoe on the Right Hand side.

In all my testing so far, playing for Losses is going better than playing for Wins. Now if I was playing for real money and only betting for the Wins. I would be pulling my hair out by now.

Thanks for posting up these shoes Albalaha.

I am going to test my 'intervals' strategy on them. The first one was pretty good.

No BB or LL and LW for a good portion of the Shoe. I am starting to like the look of this Baccarat game. [smiley]aes/money.png[/smiley]

The only problem with Dublinbet like ADulay says is that they deal as though they have a plane to catch or something.

Well if you read this thread which was posted a couple of weeks after the one which Leapyfrog uploaded, it sounds like he was yanking everyone's chain.

http://www.gamblersglen.com/cgi-bin/teemz/teemz.cgi?board=_master&action=opentopic&topic=389&forum=Baccarat_Message_Board

An interesting post wannawin, to be honest, I do not see many system players at the Casino. By systems, I probably mean the type of systems we read about or discuss on here.

You are right about learning from experienced players. One thing I noticed a long time ago is that the older more experienced players are in no rush to play. It's almost as though some of them know instinctively when to play and when to leave it alone. These were the ones who always seemed to be cashing in at the end of the night.

It reminds me of the old saying.  'There are old pilots and there are bold pilots, but there are no old, bold pilots.'

It is a neat idea! Thanks.