Baccarat pairs and roulette single numbers!

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Baccarat pairs and single numbers in roulette both result in a negative return. When comparing the two while using flat betting, you might find that pairs in baccarat yield slightly better returns. Here's an example with an initial capital of $50:

1. Betting on single numbers (Roulette):
   - Bet $5 on 10 different numbers.
   - If one number hits, the payout is $180.
   - Subtracting the initial bet, you receive $130 in profit.

2. Betting on Player and Banker pairs (Baccarat):
   - Bet $25 on a pair.
   - If a single pair hits, the payout is $275.
   - Subtracting the initial bet, you receive $250 in profit.
   - If a double pair hits, the payout is $550, resulting in a total of $600 when including the initial capital.

Comparing the outcomes:
- Betting on single numbers (Roulette): $130
- Betting on pairs (Baccarat): $250 (for single pair) or $600 (for double pair)

In comparison, using $50 to bet on pairs seems to be more profitable than betting on single numbers. However, it's important to note that the probability of hitting pairs and single numbers is different.

The probability of hitting 10 single numbers in roulette is approximately 27%, whereas the probability of hitting single or double pairs in baccarat, when combined, is less than 18.5%. With an 18.5% hit rate, the payout ratio is 1:5, which means you could bet on 7.2 single numbers in roulette, resulting in a profit rate of 19.4%, which is higher than betting on pairs in baccarat.

So, in terms of expected returns, betting on single numbers in roulette can be more profitable than betting on pairs in baccarat. However, it's crucial to consider your own betting strategies and the specific circumstances of each game.

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