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Everyone should understand that when playing baccarat, the ultimate goal is to win money. But believe it or not, many baccarat players have experienced that the more they try to win money, the more they end up losing. When you approach baccarat with a carefree attitude, you tend to win money. What does this indicate? It shows the importance of "keeping calm" when playing baccarat.
How can we remain calm when seeing others winning money hand over fist? As the saying goes, "Onlookers see more clearly." Therefore, before playing baccarat, it's essential to observe the patterns of each round of baccarat. Every type of gameplay has its own patterns. By carefully observing, we can discern these patterns. Once identified, we can calmly place our bets at the right moment! Learning to stay calm is essential when playing baccarat; otherwise, you'll end up losing more and more.
In baccarat games, due to the large number of players, the stakes are higher. Using 300 yuan as the bet amount and unlike the traditional strategy of "win 1, double 2," or "win 2, double 4," this method incorporates the tie bet factor, making the game more interesting.
It's been mentioned before about forming teams specifically for placing tie bets. In "Baccarat for the Clueless," you can find a strategy chart for placing tie bets. If there's a good chance of a positive return towards the end of the baccarat shoe, such as when there are 20 cards left, and 14 of them are 10-point cards, betting on a tie can yield a high return of 15.4%.
The probability of a tie occurring is typically around 9%, and the casino's odds are 1 to 8, with a built-in house edge. Let's say you've won the first round by betting 200 yuan on either the banker or player, and an additional 100 yuan on a tie. If you win on either the banker or player, gaining 200 yuan, minus the 100 yuan for the tie, leaving you with a net profit of 100 yuan. This marks the completion of the first round.
Since there's a tie bet involved, the chances of winning slightly increase. If you win a tie bet in the first round, you could profit 800 yuan, which is 2.6 times your initial stake of 300 yuan. You can then reclaim your bets on the banker and player, and call it a day. If you're able to predict the cards towards the end and only bet on a tie then, the effect of a positive return rate will be even higher.
As for the third method, if you've already won a tie in the first two rounds, there's no need for the third method. If there hasn't been a tie, and you're left with a profit of 600 yuan, you can follow the same approach as the first two methods: bet 500 yuan on the banker or player, and another 100 yuan on a tie. The idea is to gradually increase bets on the banker or player while keeping the tie bet constant. If the tie bet hits three times in a row, the cumulative probability of winning is about 27%.
In the ultimate method, if you win on a tie, you'll recover your bets on the banker and player, and leave the game. If either the banker or player wins, you could have a net profit of 500 yuan, which, minus the 100 yuan for the tie, would leave you with a total of 1000 yuan. Considering an initial stake of 300 yuan, a profit of 700 yuan would represent a return of over 230%, which is quite impressive. Just like playing "Fan Tan" over three rounds, both the initial investment and the highest risk are limited to 300 yuan. If you can afford it, it's worth a try. |
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Post time 20-3-2024 07:15:54