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That's pretty funny about the dealers fighting for their turn to deal your table. I would have done the same if I was a dealer seeing you tip that big.

 

Caution is advised accepting at face value the T R of any of the current 3 top baccarat players.

 

I have seen many things that I didn't think was possible but happened right in front of my eyes in all my years of playing blackjack and one was at Hilton where a very young man, who was barely over 21, was playing a $25 minimum table and he bought in for $1,000.

He started with 3 hands of $25 each along with another player who was also betting the minimum. It was crazy how he just could not lose and he was doubling up his bet size continuously which then went to the table max of $3,000 each in a very short time, so he was betting $9,000 a round in a matter of 1/2 hour at the most.

In the next 1/2 hour, he cleared the rack and the game was halted so they could re-fill the chips. He proceeded to clear the rack once again in a very short time, so he was up close to $200,000 in less than an hour as he had all of the orange chips and most of the purple chips in less than an hour.

The casino filled the rack once again and that young man pushes all of the orange chips to his girlfriend or wife who was just sitting right next to him at the table but not playing and he tells her that if he started losing don't give any of the chips back and he continued playing with some $40,000 he still had in purples and blacks.

Well, he had to been dead drunk from all the drinks he had in a very short duration and the dealer changed because of the shift change and that's when things got sour. The second player who started betting only $25 and was betting $100 at the time and never more than that was up several thousands and he left after coloring up. Then, it got even worse as the young man was losing just about every hand. He never took the bets down and the next thing you know he grabs the orange chips and continued to bet 3 hands of $3,000 each. It didn't take him long to lose all $200,000+ and he bought in another few thousands and he lost them just as quick betting $500 a hand 3 handed and left shortly thereafter empty handed. That was one of the saddest thing I've seen happen in casinos and I've seen even worse.

My wife and I still talk about that sometimes and I tell her that that young man's girlfriend or wife was totally useless. He was drunk so if things got bad, he wouldn't have the clear mind to either stop or bet less. That girlfriend or wife should have taken the orange chips and disappeared, then when things to go really bad like it did, they still won $150,000+.

I wish I had the balls to bet like he did when he was winning like that as I've had winning streaks like that more than I could count. I've once had 1 loss shoe where I flat bet the whole damn shoe at $100 minimum bet and never pressed because I just couldn't believe how many hands I was winning and I thought to myself that I'm due to lose.

I normally don't drink, but maybe I should when I'm playing. LOL

 

That’s how it was going for me only my wife was 600 miles away. I was fortunate enough that when I approached $100k, I only pulled out enough to lose and when I did that I would scale my bets back down therefore I was on the $25 table with a $2,000 buy in to make sure I didn’t do anything stupid. How I did that on no sleep very little food and a lot of Bud Lights I’ll never be able to fathom. But I did. I think if I were only up a few thousand I would have likely kept going until I lost it all like in most circumstance but I just remember thinking that the amount of money I had made that night was going to make a big difference in our lives back home and allow my son to stay in the preschool he loved and improve the house, etc. Probably my smartest period of gambling ever! Haha

The most I’ve won since then was $22k playing Caribbean Stud Poker and hitting a straight flush of spades. I was at my best friend’s bachelor party. Same casino too haha. We sat down and played a few hands. We took the entire table. Then on about hand 5, I looked down and thought “whoa! Nice start! I have a flush” which was $75 if you played the bonus. Then I looked at the cards again and one of my buddies at the table said “man! You look like you’ve seen a ghost!” I mouthed down there that I just won 21 grand. Needless to say we had a great time the rest of the weekend with it starting like that!!

Other than that, nothing to speak of. Win more than I lose. But no five figure amounts in 15-20 years. I hope that changes soon!

 

I'm sorry, but you lost me there.

Does "T R" stand for Trip Report? Are you saying some posters are not 100% truthful about their play results?

I'm gullible, so who are the posters I should not believe so I don't take them at face value.

Also, who are the current 3 top baccarat players on this forum? That's so I can read their posts to see if I can learn something new.

There is something I've noticed that's kind of odd.

Poster "BaccaratForLiving" is definitely a high roller, but he is no longer posting. It makes me wonder if he ran into a wall somehow and no longer playing baccarat. Or, he is winning so much money that he's busy playing the game and no time for this forum.

 

I don't know about you, but I bet on sports.

I do both single bets and Money-line parlays. I've had multiple 5 figure payouts last fall betting on football and hopefully I can repeat them this year as the football season is upon us.

I haven't had any big wins in casino games either ever since that 17K win night back in 2007, but I'm hoping to change that by playing baccarat and trying something I've never done before.

I've had 10+ win in a row at least 4 times in a month. It should have been 8 times instead if I could have gotten a seat at the tables where the trends were happening. 3 of the trends I could not get in were 18+, 21+, and 24+ which is just incredible.

When I'm up for the session, I'm going to try doubling up or letting it ride until I hit the table max and see what happens afterwards. Then, just stop if 2 losses in a row, but that would be quite an ouch at the table max bets.

Those 8 times that the trend went on for 10+ in a row, they would be from $45,000+ to $205,000+ win sessions minus the commissions. That's if the table max is $20,000 which the MGM casinos are and Borgata just upped their table max from $10,000 to $20,000 last month.

Hasn't anyone tried that, i.e. positive Martingale?

Win Streak Bet Amount Winnings
1 $100 $100
2 $200 $300
3 $400 $700
4 $800 $1,500
5 $1,600 $3,100
6 $3,200 $6,300
7 $6,400 $12,700
8 $12,800 $25,500
9 $20,000 $45,500
10 $20,000 $65,500
11 $20,000 $85,500
12 $20,000 $105,500
13 $20,000 $125,500
14 $20,000 $145,500
15 $20,000 $165,500
16 $20,000 $185,500
17 $20,000 $205,500
18 $20,000 $225,500

 

A very small minority can claim to have the game of baccarat under proper control emerging as winners.

This requires knowledge the game in every detail and the discipline of playing it .

 

I agree with you 100%.

I am relatively a newbie at baccarat but a fast learner, and I'm sure you can't compare anything to learning from the actual plays with the real money and not some online free plays as emotions come into play when playing for real.

Lastly, I believe everything Punkcity said in his thread and I'll be happy if I could duplicate even a small portion of his success.

 

Only 1 of those 3 clearly stated that the game of baccarat is entirely a money mgt. strategy

 

@Nathan Detroit,

Hope to hear who you believe are the top 3 baccarat players on this forum.

I'm guessing Jimske is one so who are the others? I would count Punkcity as one just by his success on the stadium games.

 

My advise is to keep an eye on them .

 

Yes, I have been doing that already, but who are the top 3 players? I would need to know that in order to follow and read their posts.

I haven't read many of your posts so I don't know if you are successful in baccarat or not, but are you one of the top 3 players? Should I be reading your posts to learn?

Also, I can't even bookmark Jimske's profile page so I can lookup his latest posts quickly. I guess I will have to find another way to get to his latest posts since I've learned some pointers from his posts.

Don't you guys have a bash or something to get together and play?

It would be very interesting to see who comes out ahead in the get together.

 

Dang it, I have only 51 posts, so I still have 249 to go before I can PM. This makes it 52 posts. LOL

I am a programmer, so I could quickly write a script to auto post a bunch of non-sense to get to 300 posts but I'll probably get banned then.

 

It always amaze me that cat wanna do stuffs and thing what ain't make no sense. FACTS: at the baccarats the 1/2/3/4 constitute the vast majority of streaks event, over 97%. The streak of 5+ constitute less than 3% of all streaks event. So, it ain't make no sense logical to hope against hope to capture profits on the scarce longs streak. The shrewd cat gonna make cake on the 1/2/3./4 streak and accept gettin clipped by the rare 5+ streak as anything else is is IDIOCY, hey hey!!!!

 

Yes, you are absolutely right that the long trends are very rare and I realized that just watching the tables for many weeks now as I'm living in the casino hotels in Atlantic City. There are days when there are no long trends at all for hours when I'm walking around the baccarat pit looking for one. When it's like that, I would not be betting any way, so nothing is lost except the time spent watching the boards and the fellow gamblers. Besides, for me personally, it's never boring watching people losing their money while trying to guess what cannot be guessed when everything is just chaotic. Leaving the table would be the best option, but no one leaves until they are out of money.

Anyway, I'm not looking for only the long B's or P's as there are plenty of chops on the derived boards, singles, doubles, 1-2's, etc., or for that matter any repeating patterns. There may be some hiccups of 2, 3 or 4 Reds or Blues on the derived boards, but what I'm starting to realize is that if you bet the board where it's mostly chops as if it's a continuous single chop then you can win or at worst lose little. Just have to know when to stop betting to avoid losing big on the long downward trends. All singles would be winners and they should make up the losses on the non-singles. All doubles would be a wash.

Haven't you tried that before?

 

@soxfan

Where are you from?

If I get you a free room for a few days or even a full week in Atlantic City, would you be interested in coming to play so I can just observe how you play? I have more than enough comp dollars to cover your meals for the duration. You can eat at either buffets (Hard Rock or Borgata) or player lounges and I will cover the cost so the only cost to you will be your flight or gas for driving and of course your bankroll.

Heck, if you are winning, then maybe I will bet the same and win too.

Think about it and let me know.

 

All shrewd cat what wanna buck up against the baccarats should get familiar with the Barstow theory of the diminishing probabilities, hey hey.

 

I will do that when I have the time and get back to you what I think of it, but you have not answered what I asked you about my offer.

 

Thanks for the offer but I ain't got no interest in going to the Atlantic City. I'm playin online, grindin serious, 18 shoe per day six days a week, and don't really feel the need to step back into the mortars and brick joint, hey hey.

 

I searched for "Barstow theory of the diminishing probabilities" and I don't think I'm getting what I should be reading to what you are trying to tell me to read, so I searched for Barstow and got below which I know isn't what you were referring to, but it looks to be an interesting movie so I will have to download that and watch it first.

https://decider.com/2022/06/06/lifetimes-buried-in-barstow-ending-explained/

When you get a chance, can you please post a link about "Barstow theory of the diminishing probabilities" so I know I'm reading the right one? Thanks.