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Baccarat Strategies
Baccarat Strategy 1:
Direct Cable: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128. Of course, if you have the money, you can continue to add more.
Baccarat Strategy 2:
Timing (Key): You don't even need to look at whether Banker or Player is winning. Just look at the top right corner (using Boeing platform as an example, only playing on Boeing). You only need to see how many times Banker and Player have won. As long as you see that Banker and Player are equal, you enter. The entry criteria are as follows:
a. Banker and Player have the same number of wins, for example, Banker 10, Player 10.
b. The sum of Banker and Player is at least 14 games, for example, 7 + 7 = 14 games, then enter.
c. If the sum of Banker and Player exceeds 36, you cannot enter, for example, 18 vs. 18, because if you keep chasing and there are no cards, you will lose a lot.
Baccarat Strategy 3:
The purpose of this strategy is to bet on Banker when it's two more than Player or vice versa. Example: Banker 8, Player 8, you enter and wait for the cards to be drawn. If Banker is drawn, you bet on Banker because when one Banker is drawn, it becomes Banker 9 and Player 8, a difference of only 1. If you bet on Banker and win, it's 10 Banker - 8 Player, a difference of exactly 2. If you bet on Banker and lose, and Player is drawn, you stop for a round and wait for the next one. Bet on what is drawn next. In short, you watch which number comes up and bet on that. If the numbers become equal, you wait for one more hand and bet on the side that increases by 1.
Baccarat Strategy 4:
Dead Zone: Single jump is a loss, double jump is 50/50 (Why 50/50? Figure it out yourself). Some friends may ask, isn't straight cable just as dead, it's just a matter of dying early or late? This strategy is meant to provide a better option for those who like to use straight cables. What about Microgaming, which uses a smile plus 8 cables? Isn't that even faster to die? This strategy is more foolproof, completely ignoring what is drawn and just looking at the numbers to play. So why can this strategy increase the win rate? Let's discuss this:
This cable usually wins in about 5 hands (based on past experience). Some might ask, When the dead zone comes, you're done, right?" Yes, when the dead zone comes, it's over. But to be done, you need to have 16 single jumps and 8 double jumps, and you want to ask, "Is it just a coincidence that these 16 single jumps and 8 double jumps happen to occur right when it's time to enter? Do they all maintain balance when they jump, and do they all stay in sync, no matter when you enter?" So what if you see 20 single jumps? You just discovered 17 single jumps today. But so what? You didn't enter that game because they were jumping at times that weren't suitable for entering. Who cares!" |
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Post time 13-10-2023 07:16:05
