Hi KFB!
a) waiting that a moderate-strong unwanted deviation will come out then betting huge;
Can you give a specific example of this (and how you would typically wager that spot. e.g., One bet , 2-step neg pro,...etc, or do you do a longer neg pro (say 5-step neg pro),...etc. or None of the above? other?
Practically it's the RTM effect applicated to certain subsuccessions when same bet selections are utilized.
We know that random and independent productions won't give any exploitable room to get this effect working, in the sense that no matter the point of the subsuccession we consider as 'trigger', future results will be conformed to expected (unbeatable) values.
Fortunately at baccarat things are quite different.
Thus after a moderate-strong deviation of a less likely event (unwanted event) and while wagering toward a more likely event, our EV won't be always negative but moving within different ranges in relationship of how unrandom was the production.
Very rarely it may happen that the actual shoe is so 'unrandomly' shuffled that the 'more likely world' remains just as a potentiality.
But itlr (say in every term beside very short terms) the number of RTM spots will overcome the remaining situations.
Hence, fictionally waiting toward such strong-moderate less likely events deviations before betting more often than not will erase and invert the HE.
It's obvious that the betting amount reflects the actual strategy we wish to employ at the table.
I'll be more specific in my next post.
Yet if a 'moderate' deviation is a good trigger to risk our money at, we must know that sometimes 'moderate' could shift into 'strong' instead of going toward the searched RTM effect.
So our possible edge won't be 'proportionally' placed in relationship of how many bets we have won or lost (for real or fictionally) previously as the actual level of unrandomness will make a primary role about results.
as.
a) waiting that a moderate-strong unwanted deviation will come out then betting huge;
Can you give a specific example of this (and how you would typically wager that spot. e.g., One bet , 2-step neg pro,...etc, or do you do a longer neg pro (say 5-step neg pro),...etc. or None of the above? other?
Practically it's the RTM effect applicated to certain subsuccessions when same bet selections are utilized.
We know that random and independent productions won't give any exploitable room to get this effect working, in the sense that no matter the point of the subsuccession we consider as 'trigger', future results will be conformed to expected (unbeatable) values.
Fortunately at baccarat things are quite different.
Thus after a moderate-strong deviation of a less likely event (unwanted event) and while wagering toward a more likely event, our EV won't be always negative but moving within different ranges in relationship of how unrandom was the production.
Very rarely it may happen that the actual shoe is so 'unrandomly' shuffled that the 'more likely world' remains just as a potentiality.
But itlr (say in every term beside very short terms) the number of RTM spots will overcome the remaining situations.
Hence, fictionally waiting toward such strong-moderate less likely events deviations before betting more often than not will erase and invert the HE.
It's obvious that the betting amount reflects the actual strategy we wish to employ at the table.
I'll be more specific in my next post.
Yet if a 'moderate' deviation is a good trigger to risk our money at, we must know that sometimes 'moderate' could shift into 'strong' instead of going toward the searched RTM effect.
So our possible edge won't be 'proportionally' placed in relationship of how many bets we have won or lost (for real or fictionally) previously as the actual level of unrandomness will make a primary role about results.
as.