Baccarat For Newer Players

I was looking through some old email and came across this one from over 12 years ago. I had forgotten about it. I looked at it. It's okay as systems go. Good for online RNG play where you got all the time in the world. But the other thing about it is that it explains in good detail some of the more well known progressions. So I thought it might be interesting to some. Enjoy.

 

I remember this and had a good bit of success with it in the past. Let’s say that you have PB in the lead in the first six hands. I would wait until a P hit at the front end of a pair before betting the B. It saves some losses. You can apply a myriad of progressions with this and come out ahead. Thanks for sharing.

 

I can't speak English, so I used a translator.

I'll ask you because it's hard

The way this goes is, for example, bbpp bbpp, then betting on bbpp, right??

 

I think you're gonna have to get someone to translate for you and explain the method. Basically it's looking to bet dominant pairs based on the differential between the various four sets.

Good luck.

 

I wrote it wrong.
BBPP If it's BBPP, isn't it betting on PPBB?
For example, do you think the pattern on the top won't be repeated three times and four times?

 

(bp/bp/pp/bb/pp/bb/pp/bb/bp/pb/pp )
bp =3
pp=4
bb=3
pb=1

next time a player comes up bet p, whichever pair is leading is the one to bet on.

so if we continue(bp/bp/)
bp=5
pp=4
bb=3
pb=1
now when a banker comes up bet p.
I hope that makes it a bit clearer.

 

That's a start, twibble. We want to bet the dominant pair. And we want to recognize if another air is "catching up." And for betting we want to know how many times a particular pair has occurred in the last number of paired hands. So in regard to that we might see that one pair has occurred at least once every 3 or 4 times while another pair has only occurred every 6 times. That helps in deciding what pair to bet and what progression to use, if any. It takes practice. But flat bet first.

There are two numbers you are looking at. The 1st number just tells you how many times a pair has occurred. And as twibble implied, sure, you could just say a 5 times occurrence is better to bet than a 4 times occurrence. But then you could simply bet the simple majority of P or B.
Dominance of the last how many whatever as was discussed here a bit earlier. Yeah the Code is trying to pick the dominant but it is also looking at the fluctuation. So you have the Differential number "D" which is what you are looking at to decide.

The D number is just the total number of hands subtracted by the accumulation of the past D numbers. And the lowest numbers signify that the pair has occurred more times than the higher numbers. But then you have fluctuation of the D which can help with a moving trend.

There are about 32 pairs in a shoe. See page #58 in the manual. Lok at the last 3 numbers in various pairs and decide what it tells you.

Say BB has numbers of 232 and PP has numbers of 615. What's that telling you about the frequency of each pair? The best shoes will be when there is little decision making and you have a real dominant number Differential like all low numbers on one pair and mostly high numbers on another pair. So you might think, "Okay, I expect BB pair to hit in the next 3 pairs." So you wait for a B and bet B.

Is it better than using another dominant bet procedure? You decide. Keep in mind you are waiting for the beginning of your pair to hit then make one bet. Lose, you move on.

I hope this helps.

 

It's not easy for me. Still, your explanation helped me to study a little easier. I will study hard based on this article.

There's something I can't understand even with a translator. I think it will take some time, but I really appreciate your kindness.

 

Thanks to your explanation, I learned the basics. I really appreciate your kindness.

 

I just want to caution you to NOT play this live without a LOT of practice. Every shoe has a bias. You might want to practice on a RNG no money until you personalize your strategy for selection and betting.

And as far as dominant betting I think there are easier ways. Looking at Patrik's series stuff a good start.

Cheers

 

Thanks, mate. It gives me some information on how to handle strategy and money management. After 3 sessions and 15 units up, I'm out.

Thank you so much again mate . Suggest me anything else

 

Can you please share any link or let me know where can I find

 

?? Glad to hear of your recent success. I can only suggest that you practice. Play 100 shoes (virtual) and keep track of everything you do. W/L registry, average bet size, base units won per shoe, etc. That way you will know what to expect, when to quit, when to press, what size bankroll you need, etc. Success is a product of discipline and patience.

The idea of the Baccarat Code is to predict and follow the trend. Though it can win many IAR if we happen to be on a pair that runs or chops deep it's more about reducing LIAR using a progression. So if we watch the movement of the "D" over the last few hands it can give a good indicator. You may want to look at the patterns of the Big Road and see how the Code performs with common ones such as ppbbppbb...pbbpbbpbb...pbpbpbpbp...bbbbbb

Cheers

 

That way you may be able to improve your decision making. It's all a guess.
The Baccarat Code has structure. It helps you look ahead so you know where and what to bet. I have my own structure.

For me the W/L registry is most important in deciding when to leave or stay. I keep a record as I play. Unless I happen to be in a homerun situation I will generally leave after 10 or 12 hands with a small win and when losing I will leave after getting most back or a small loss OR, in the case of a real bad shoe I know when to take a loss (or hope I do!) The winning is easy, the losing is hard!

Cheers

 

Say BB has numbers of 232 and PP has numbers of 615. What's that telling you about the frequency of each pair? The best shoes will be when there is little decision making and you have a real dominant number Differential like all low numbers on one pair and mostly high numbers on another pair. So you might think, "Okay, I expect BB pair to hit in the next 3 pairs." So you wait for a B and bet B.


About this part Can you explain it to me?

 

Yeah, my understanding is we are looking for the D to be lowest. So in the above scenario we look for BB to hit sooner than P. Right, wait for B and bet B. Maybe there's times to hold off and wait for the next outcome?

The Code is just another way to simplify the guessing game hoping to put us on dominant outcomes; pairs. No need to concern ourselves with anything else.

J