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Edited by Kitu11 at 22-12-2023 01:43 PM
Playing baccarat, I've tried countless times, but my betting methods were not successful. So, I started following the bets of my winning friends. If they bet on "banker," I followed suit, and if they bet on "player," I did the same. Many times, this miraculously turned my losing streak around. Since I couldn't come up with a strategy of my own, I borrowed someone else's luck. It's rare for someone who is thriving to suddenly sink in the game, so it often resulted in a win-win situation.
My British friend, Holowie, was an excellent gambler. He placed great importance on gathering data and summarizing it. He also agreed with the method of following others as mentioned above. He simplified his approach through extensive analysis of game results. Holowie also emphasized the concept of "baccarat cycle patterns." When teaching baccarat gambling, he proposed several betting methods.
One of his methods was to divide bets on "banker, player" and "ties, jumps" into four categories: "banker-ties, banker-jumps, player-ties, player-jumps," similar to the "1, 2, 3, 4" of Fan Tan. Additionally, when luck wasn't on your side, if your winning or losing pattern fell behind by 2 rounds within the first 10 rounds, you could start following a hot streak. If it fell behind by 4 rounds or more within the first 20 rounds, you must definitely start following a hot streak.
For those aspiring to be "casino investors," the first skill to pay attention to is the "baccarat cycle." What does "baccarat cycle" mean? It's quite simple: it refers to the periodic changes that occur during the gambling process in a casino, representing the rhythm of luck shifting in the casino. Anyone who enters a casino will feel that there seems to be a higher power at play.
Sometimes luck is exceptionally good, and you win whatever you bet on. Other times, even when you should be winning, you end up losing a little. Those who truly want to win at baccarat in the casino cannot rely solely on their luck. Luck can bring you temporary gains, but it can't guarantee you long-term success. In fact, if you rely solely on luck, the end result is often disastrous. So why do we study the "gambling cycle" and follow other players instead of following trends? This is the most intriguing part. We don't rely on luck, but we need to understand when our luck is favoring us to determine our strategy. The so-called ""DB cycle"" requires you to spend a lot of time and effort on research and statistics, accumulating experience in the casino continuously. |
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Post time 18-9-2023 21:05:03