Brought Up By Another Board Member

alrelax · January 21, 2020, 08:01:40 PM

Another Board Member said:

"Such aggressive progressions will win till losing all back in one bad stretch. Not wise at all".

I Said:

"You are correct and countless people will no doubt give it all back.

I do not. A few of the people there will not either. Others will no doubt, just fuel for their fire that will wipe them out and cause worse financial harm.

H-Money has finally gotten over it, I do believe. I have written about the subject of real money management method immensely on the board here. Money Management Method is everything.

I live by my one-third, one-third, one-third MMM of my wins application. That has helped my game enormously and I would have to put it at the very top of what is most important, while I'm sitting there thinking what is going to happen with the rest of the shoe or the rest of the session".

Some Background of something I wrote in regards to my position and M.M.M. to get ahead in the game of Baccarat:

"What is Pounce-On-It??

Game On! There, but not there. Seconds--Minutes--Hours. A few hands or numerous hands. One or two shoes. Never a long, unlimited time, IMO and my experience.

When it comes--it is the absolute heaven and organismic moments of the game. If you play with your head down into your hand that is propped up on the table and you expect to lose, or you are playing with a mechanical strategy built up from some kind of criteria of playing those cuts, where as the person is wagering for the opposite side, please skip reading this and just block me on here because we will never see eye-to-eye and you have nothing to learn from me and I have nothing to learn from yourself.

Otherwise, experience it--treasure the pounce on it moments and take advantage of them, because that is the cream and the cherry on top of the cake, within this game. I emphasis the cream and the cherry big time!

But, and a large but. Do not live for them or bet only them every time. Attempting to do so, will break you. Just like those people that wager every hand with the Fortune 7s, the Panda 8s and the other ones that pay 200:1, etc. You will win and you will lose. Again, and I have repeatedly said it. If you keep wagering for something in baccarat you will lose, sometimes the same night and always after a series of playing. You will never come out ahead unless you play all sides, alternate your wagering, use positive progressive very aggressively and use negative progressions extremely sparingly and more.

Game on, is a difficult situation to catch all the time, actually IMO, impossible. Because the game of baccarat is open to interpretation by each of us, we are influenced by many different things, such as:

Our experience(s)
Other players
Dealers
Our own perceptions
Our dreams and goals
Our greed
Not stopping during a good thing (greed/think we can get more)
Not stopping during a bad thing (have to get it back, thinking you can)
Following the fallacy of wrong info and data that will not apply to the
shoe you are playing, not that it is wrong, just will not apply.

Those, along with others will disallow yourself to 'pounce-on-it' when others are or you very well could have been!

And so many more things for each of us.

Take Friday night for instance. The Thursday night session I postponed until Friday night because I had to do something else and I would have been too tired to drive back and open the business in the morning. My buddy and I went. Speculation? Yes. Hype and talk on the way to the casino? Sure. But do we always do what we plan or say we are going to do? Of course not, the same as an NFL game I can only imagine.

And, as I wrote about and boasted a bit on the board here with the $5k plus win on Friday night playing a total of 4 hands. Will there always be a '143' F-7 outcome with the same leading up to events? Hell no! And I don't expect it to. But, that one did come around through friendship, playing together and being in the right place at the right time. Nothing else. No magic. However, there is a point here I am getting to. And that was the 2 following hands! We 'pounced on it', both my buddy and I with table max wagers on the banker side. That is the positive side of camaraderie and the pouncing on it at work. We overpowered the shoe. Not that we changed it, just overpowered it with our wins, that we would have won $100.00 as easily as we did $2,000.00 per wager. Our screaming, yelling, clowning around, putting cash on the table for the dealer if she makes an F-7 (dealers keep their own tips at this place) and all that. That F-7 would have come about anyway, yes. But the aura changes, the mood gets going, win is in the air, etc. Even if we were betting for a streak, and a streak comes. We can do those things on every single hand and when it is time to cut the streak, the streak will end no matter what anyone says or does. But we can overpower the shoe with the right frame-of-mind.

But, you have to let it go. As I say, reset and refresh, it is the only way to be successful and have your game ready each time. Experiencing the best and accepting the worst. That is why I am convinced about the smaller buy-ins and the buy-in is 100% risk money. I do not subscribe to the worthless theory, IMO--of 'loss stop', like - 4 or -6 units and stop. Senseless, IMO. I do well with the buy-in as pure 'risk'. I know overall my wins are countless times greater than my buy-ins. And as long as I, employ 99.9% of the times use and follow my M.M. system, I will stay ahead--well ahead of the losses baccarat will incur.

We are mature--but you have to have that 'peace' within your self when you lose a buy-in. You cannot sit there and continue to buy-in repeatedly in the thought, that you will recoup your losses right then and there. That is the exact reason that my other buddy H-Money lost in excess of $50,000.00 of his own money in a very short period of time. Even when he won certain sections of his sessions, he would continue and continue to play and eventually lose the win, the buy in and whatever else he had available. That is the way this game is. If you don't realize it, play that way and come back in a few months and then maybe learn something?

Like I said, H-Money did not believe me and follow me. It cost him $50k to $60k of his 'blood sweat and tears' savings. Welcome to reality, pure 100% reality.

What you do and win within any section of the shoe or the entire shoe, you very well might not be able to do with later or the next session. Period. If you believe you can, any casino will welcome you and take care of you in the way of comps and promotions because they know 100% what will happen.

As well, as I have said many times--"What you win doing in one shoe--you will lose in another one and possibly even the same one". That is why every system that is pre-scheduled and conceived from a criteria that the player waits for a certain event--will ultimately lose more than he wins".

Brought Up By Another Board Member

alrelax