[jjgold]

Gamblers are always looking for a quick Buck it never ends well

[Runeblade]

Gamblers are always looking for a quick Buck it never ends well

True, but many of them are not disciplined or structured as well.

[BeatTheJerk]

Gamblers are always looking for a quick Buck it never ends well

Don’t question the professional here JJGold stay in your broke dick lane.

[eidolon]

Try Fibonacci system for Baccarat

[Runeblade]

Try Fibonacci system for Baccarat

I was looking at that. I also want to try the Carsch system as well.

[Runeblade]

Try Fibonacci system for Baccarat

This guy had a good channel going but hasn't made a video in 5 months so I don't know what happened to him. Hopefully he's ok. Interesting stuff though when it comes to systems. Very good breakdowns with charts and graphs.

[Tuesday]

This guy had a good channel going but hasn't made a video in 5 months so I don't know what happened to him. Hopefully he's ok. Interesting stuff though when it comes to systems. Very good breakdowns with charts and graphs.

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Like the video says, so many systems almost countless, progression systems for Baccarat are interesting - but all the people I ever see using them never lasted more than a month and end up never returning after breaking, unless they've moved to other cities to win there, but that seems improbable since the systems people I've seen are always university guys that usually don't like gambling daily

With Baccarat, because usually has highest limit tables, from what I've seen it's money management strategies guys that do best consistently not the systems guys - that why I like your first system you posted Rune, it's mostly a money management strategy first that uses a progression system, and the first part about waiting to avoid patterns combined with challenging the wheel to match prior random patterns makes alot of sense too.

I don't think any your roulette systems would work with Baccarat...just because the randomness in each shoe is already predetermined, unlike roulette. Of course in theory it's all the same probabilities, but in a sense the difference is that in cards the patterns are already set for you to bet on, but with dice and wheels etc nothing is set beforehand - nevermind the math, this makes roulette/dice truly more random, and less prone to patterns that thwart systems.

One table game I think you should try your strategies/systems on, despite cards being preset, is War - there is no commission and so has the best odds you'll find in any casino game, literally 50%, but smallest table limits too. You'll have to find an empty table, or collude with others to bet their squares when you need progression, or hopefully have friendly players at the table who will let you use their squares when you need progression.

[Runeblade]

Like the video says, so many systems almost countless, progression systems for Baccarat are interesting - but all the people I ever see using them never lasted more than a month and end up never returning after breaking, unless they've moved to other cities to win there, but that seems improbable since the systems people I've seen are always university guys that usually don't like gambling daily

With Baccarat, because usually has highest limit tables, from what I've seen it's money management strategies guys that do best consistently not the systems guys - that why I like your first system you posted Rune, it's mostly a money management strategy first that uses a progression system, and the first part about waiting to avoid patterns combined with challenging the wheel to match prior random patterns makes alot of sense too.

I don't think any your roulette systems would work with Baccarat...just because the randomness in each shoe is already predetermined, unlike roulette. Of course in theory it's all the same probabilities, but in a sense the difference is that in cards the patterns are already set for you to bet on, but with dice and wheels etc nothing is set beforehand - nevermind the math, this makes roulette/dice truly more random, and less prone to patterns that thwart systems.

One table game I think you should try your strategies/systems on, despite cards being preset, is War - there is no commission and so has the best odds you'll find in any casino game, literally 50%, but smallest table limits too. You'll have to find an empty table, or collude with others to bet their squares when you need progression, or hopefully have friendly players at the table who will let you use their squares when you need progression.

Agree 100%. Baccarat shoes are set but the roulette wheel is ever random which is why I like roulette better.

[Tuesday]

Agree 100%. Baccarat shoes are set but the roulette wheel is ever random which is why I like roulette better.

Roulette/dice better for math systems for sure, but for best straight odds and overall fun - nothing beats poker and Baccarat and Pai Gow, being able to touch cards/tiles makes paying commission to win worthwhile

[Chi_archie]

Whatever happened to this guy?

[gauchojake]

Whatever happened to this guy?

Why are you stealing my bit bro

[jjgold]

They lose everything Archie
You know this

Tell us how you lost your last house

It was an ugly scene

Whatever happened to this guy?

[big joe 1212]

I guess the “system” didn’t work

Go figure

Casinos love these guys