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#51
AsymBacGuy / Re: Why bac could be beatable ...
Last post by AsymBacGuy - March 10, 2025, 07:45:05 AM
Hi KFB! Thanks for your interest.

In a couple of days I'll be back.

as.
#52
AsymBacGuy / Re: Why bac could be beatable ...
Last post by KungFuBac - March 10, 2025, 05:46:04 AM
Hi Asym

"...Our very large live shoes sample will constitute the basis and we'll try to manipulate the most deviated shoes into consecutive or short gap situations, so to test whether not average shoes can destroy a progressive plan.

More later
  .."


I look forward to addendum posts on this topic.

thx,kfb
#53
Off-topic / Re: Photo Ops
Last post by alrelax - March 10, 2025, 05:45:33 AM
"Personally I'm not a big fan of revolvers(Especially long-barrel higher calibers: .38, 44,...etc. IMO too cumbersome plus I don't care for the the trigger pull. I have several that I purchased through police auctions mainly as an investment/ not for daily use(or any use). Otherwise, I probably wouldn't own any revolvers.
Just my preference."

Personally I'm not a big fan of revolvers(Especially long-barrel higher calibers: .38, 44,...etc. IMO too cumbersome plus I don't care for the the trigger pull. I have several that I purchased through police auctions mainly as an investment/ not for daily use(or any use). Otherwise, I probably wouldn't own any revolvers.
Just my preference.

Personally I'm not a big fan of revolvers(Especially long-barrel higher calibers: .38, 44,...etc. IMO too cumbersome plus I don't care for the the trigger pull. I have several that I purchased through police auctions mainly as an investment/ not for daily use(or any use). Otherwise, I probably wouldn't own any revolvers.
Just my preference."

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=38mE6ba3qj8&pp=ygUiZG8geW91IGZlZWwgbHVja3kgcHVuayBkaXJ0eSBoYXJyeQ%3D%3D
#54
KungFuBac / Michigan: Sault Tribe leaders ...
Last post by KungFuBac - March 10, 2025, 05:42:18 AM
A friend that owns a cyber security company sent the following link. He said it is very likely that authorities from "several" jurisdictions already know where to find the hackers(as well as whom). He never recommends paying ransom. Cyber security is one of the fastest growing segments in the tech industry.


https://cdcgaming.com/brief/michigan-sault-tribe-leaders-say-they-won't-pay-ransom-after-cyber-attack/
#55
Off-topic / Re: Photo Ops
Last post by KungFuBac - March 10, 2025, 03:55:53 AM
Thankyou ADulay for the thorough response/expert opinions.

Great advice from ADulay up above:

*The usual reason is a poor grip setup.
**Check to make sure you have a secure and proper grip.  This will solve a myriad of problems.
***Then make sure the tool you're using is what you can work with, not what the advertising in the gun magazines say you need.


    I see this 3rd one quite often. I almost fell prey to this about 10-15 years ago when researching 9mm semiautos for use as a CC.

"...Lots of older shooters, especially women, will show up with a revolver that is either too large for them or the trigger weight is so heavy that they can't pull the trigger!  ..."


         I concur. Personally I'm not a big fan of revolvers(Especially long-barrel higher calibers: .38, 44,...etc. IMO too cumbersome plus I don't care for the the trigger pull. I have several that I purchased through police auctions mainly as an investment/ not for daily use(or any use). Otherwise, I probably wouldn't own any revolvers.
Just my preference.

Cheers/ thx again.kfb
#56
AsymBacGuy / Re: Why bac could be beatable ...
Last post by AsymBacGuy - March 10, 2025, 03:34:31 AM
Bet selection Target

It's the average shoe card distribution, in a word we do not need to guess anything so just focusing our attention about the more probable fluctuations of opposite elements that of course roam around a 0-x range.
0= no given pattern appearance, any number different from 0 (x) is a fluctuation considered at various levels (1, 2, etc) of the same given pattern.

Obviously each number will "fight" with the superior class number and itlr we'll expect the same inferior class to be equally distributed with the superior class (for example 0= any number different than 0, 1=any number different than 1, etc).
Not surprisingly most likely numbers to encounter are 0, 1 and 2.

But what we really need to build a successful plan is to spot how's the more probable shoe distribution in terms of numbers.   
 
Baccarat successions

Each shoe is sensitive by a strong asymmetrical card distribution that not always translate into an asymmetrical results succession.
Say that when something seems to be too symmetrically placed it's just for coincidental factors.

At any rate, such asymmetry must be transformed into numbers as computers like numbers and not "feelings".
But as humans and knowing that we can't use a software to predict the outcomes, we'll have to approximate at best which numbers are more likely to come out and especially WHEN.
Simplyfing, we should use a kind of on/off action for every pattern situation coming out, conceding a fair room for mistakes.

Even by enlarging the number/amount of bets placed, when in doubt the best move to take (by far) is to stay still.

Silent numbers, repeating numbers and gap numbers

Every asymmetrical model relies upon the likelihood that something didn't happen or happened too little to be properly considered.
Naturally we have to take into account that each number will fight against a proportional superior number.

On the other end, more likely numbers as 0,1 and 2 (at different levels of apparition) must be considered not only by their "quantity" but even by their "range apparition".
Notice that such numbers are assigned to each pattern we are willing to classify.

Merging huge numbers into the same category

It's an old story if you have already read those pages.
Fluctuations equal or higher than 3 remains fluctuations of 3.
In our opinion this is the main factor why bac players would think to get a kind of (fake) advantage whenever huge numbers come along.
Actually huge numbers make the casinos' fortune, luring players to bet toward endless profitable situations that by any means are less likely to happen than a more "splitted" world.

On the other end, when such unlikely situations happen acute players must stay still, giving a fk about short term flukes.

Choosing the situations when to bet or not, how to devise the best low risk/reward betting plan will be discussed next.

as.
#57
Al's Book Reviews / Re: Las Vegas A Panoramic Visi...
Last post by alrelax - March 10, 2025, 01:44:05 AM
Additional pictures.
#58
Al's Book Reviews / Re: Las Vegas A Panoramic Visi...
Last post by alrelax - March 10, 2025, 01:38:59 AM
Additional pictures.
#59
Al's Book Reviews / Las Vegas A Panoramic Vision
Last post by alrelax - March 10, 2025, 01:31:43 AM
Las Vegas
A Panoramic Vision


By:  David Miller
12 X 17"
256 Pages
Published 2007

A beautiful oversized amazing book!  So much history and great shots of everything in a casino, the buildings and around Vegas.

I don't believe it is being published any longer but maybe some are available through auction sites, etc.

Highly recommended x100!

#60
AsymBacGuy / Re: Why bac could be beatable ...
Last post by AsymBacGuy - March 09, 2025, 10:01:28 PM
A progressive multilayered plan based upon the shoe "average" card distribution

Suppose that we feel so confident about the game that we want to increase significantly the number of bets placed, now by quitting our beloved flat betting scheme.

Our very large live shoes sample will constitute the basis and we'll try to manipulate the most deviated shoes into consecutive or short gap situations, so to test whether not average shoes can destroy a progressive plan.

More later

as.