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Here is a sharing with everyone: the common practice is to designate the dealer as "B" and the player as "P." For two consecutive outcomes, there are four different units: BB/PP/BP/PB, and for three consecutive outcomes, there are eight different units. Among them, (BB/PP) is defined as positive, while the rest (BP/PB) is defined as negative. If there is a continuous positive or negative trend, we expect the next outcome to continue in the same trend until it ends. The "bead road" emphasizes cutting the green, which means that after winning two or three rounds using a trend, you should find a new table to continue.
The "Smile Method" is a betting method used subconsciously by those without a fixed betting style. The practice is to bet on the banker when seeing the banker, bet on the player when seeing the player, and bet on the opposite outcome when seeing a tie. This method is very simple and easy to understand, and if you encounter a regular pattern in the cards, you can indeed win a little. Because this method often leads to small wins, it is called the "Smile Method" – enjoying the game with small bets and small wins.
The "Look at the Lights Method" is to first observe without betting when entering the casino, to see if there are any people who always win no matter what they play. If you encounter such a person, the only thing you need to do is to follow their bets. If there is no very lucky person, then look for a very unlucky person, and when you encounter such a person, bet on the opposite side of what they are betting on.
The "Look for the Void Method" is based on the fact that the gambler loses nine times out of ten, indicating that the casino has a significant advantage. Therefore, when betting on each round, look at whether the banker or player has fewer bets and bet on that side, or bet against the side with more bets.
Many people at the beginning will bet according to the trend of the big road. These people are not necessarily novices; in fact, most of them are seasoned veterans who have lost confidence in various techniques and sometimes rely on luck rather than believing in techniques. |
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