"Gambling luck is on my side; manage your chips well."

Kabir903

"First of all, let's look at the players' objectives when entering a casino. It's simple and unquestionable: they want to win money. Because legitimate casinos are not scams, they offer fair gambling, and you can leave with your winnings at any time. I think all players would agree with this.

The issue lies in the goal of winning money, and players who enter the casino with a $5,000 bankroll and those with a $200,000 bankroll will definitely have different goals.

Some want to go for the big win (the high rollers), while others prefer to play it safe (the cautious gamblers). Regardless of the goal, as long as there is a goal, it's not a bad thing.

What I fear the most is that some players have no goal of winning money and simply bet repeatedly to satisfy their gambling addiction. Surprisingly, such players make up a significant percentage, and they have contributed to the success of Macau's gaming industry, which now generates four times the revenue of Las Vegas.

In my opinion, having a goal of winning money is the first step for players when they enter a casino.

But when players want to win money from the casino, the casino also wants to win money from the players, so both sides have to face off. In my view, gambling against the casino is like going to war, and it's clear that the casino has the advantage. They have superior weapons (positive expected value), abundant ammunition (unlimited chips), and a large army (open 24/7). When the weak confront the strong, players need to look to history for examples of the weak defeating the strong.

These examples share the following common strategies:

1. Concentrate your forces and wait for the right moment.
2. Don't leak information when on the defensive; launch a strong offense.
3. Build up your strength gradually, take profits when available, and avoid direct confrontations with the enemy's main forces.
4. If the battle is already lost, ensure a safe retreat.

The last point is the essence of warfare. If we apply this to baccarat, managing your chips and not betting recklessly are key. Wait for favorable trends and don't bet too much. It's best not to bet on more than one table simultaneously. When luck is against you, reduce your bets; when it turns in your favor, be more aggressive.

If you've been going back and forth without significant progress, always make sure to leave with at least 20% of your chips. For example, with a starting bankroll of $10,000, if you have $2,500 left, withdraw and lose $7,500.

Next time you enter the casino, start with the new $10,000 bankroll plus the $2,500 you saved. You'll have $12,500 to aim for $7,500. You'll find that having that extra $2,500 will make you more confident in attacking and more resilient in defending.

I personally despise players who end up losing their entire bankroll in a single baccarat session, regardless of whether they are baccarat experts or not. Anyone who leads their army to total defeat in a battle, no matter how skilled, is an incompetent general.

Based on my observations over the years in Macau's casinos, I believe the points mentioned above are the true tactics for winning money in a casino.

If you can't adhere to these points, it's challenging to compete against the casino. Instead of winning money, you'll likely find yourself in a cycle of repeated losses and battles.

Kahn332

"I dare not think too much about gambling; I just play for fun."

Kalkin995

This kind of tactical approach should be able to make some profit, right?

Pooja193

I think this kind of tactic is really great, you're awesome!

Nimmi373

I hope your tactics like this can continue to deliver excellent results!