Quote from: Denzie on June 22, 2016, 01:16:40 PM
Oooh really?
Oh no! It is you but unfortunately none says so. I am not an expert but merely a researcher or a student of randomness.
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Oooh really?
Quote from: Denzie on June 22, 2016, 01:13:03 PM
Progressions are dangerous. Yup. Unless. ...
That variance. .... does it have limits ? If it does then how would we attack?
Wait something to happen? Bet with 1unit bets. Lost? Wait some more and try again with 2unit bets ?
Hello P.A.
QuoteOk, but that doesn't sound very practical or realistic for actual play if you need 500 spins in order for things to even out.
Quote from: alrelax on June 21, 2016, 12:35:35 PM
If a player can't get through the short run he will never get to the long run.
Large and lengthy progressions at baccarat is the most absurd thing ever. The most patient players and those with large bankrolls will hit it extremely hard and quick in short blasts. Such as 1-3-2-6 or 1-5-10-20. At least the ones I am acquainted with and the more successful ones.
You can come up with these 25 or 28 or 32 hand progressions, but they will fail the upper, and I mean upper like 99% or more of the time.
This game can not be won playing long repetitive hours on a consistent basis. Not by you, not by me not by anyone.
Quote from: Jake on June 21, 2016, 12:31:11 PMJake,
Albalaha,
Most progressions which I've experimented with that do well over longer stretches don't do so well in the short sequences. This is because you are always anticipating the run from hell so don't raise your stakes too quickly.
Although the run from hell has to be provided for, most sessions will be average, so does your money management make reasonable profits for the overwhelming majority of average sessions?
I can provide you with some bad runs and would be interested to see how your progression does with them.