ace-eight

thanks Ellis for your comment/explanation and opinion... over here in Singapore, there's 3 of us playing and finding it difficult to predict whether a new shoe is Choppy or Streaky. it can be be extremely choppy this shoe at the same table, slightly streaky the next, and then hit Neutral and keep crossing Zero. as much as we understand there is no One Size Fits All system to Baccarat... we r finding it tough. and unable to determine a Trigger Point to swop systems. its based on experience i presume? would u have any advice? but seriously we love System 40, it worked awfully well at tables with only 1s 2s 3s and LC = 4. laughing our way to the Cashiers.

thanks Ellis for your prompt response! you advised to play OTB4L upon seeing such a shoe, but this is from a retrospective view after the whole game. according to your experience, during the game itself, which hand do i have the make the big decision to switch systems?

dear all please could you help? wondering what I can do for this, esp the 3s at the back. If i were to amend my LC=4 to LC=3 after the appearance of the first Streak of 4, i would have been in some deep trouble? cheers and best of luck at the tables! regards, a8

Hey thanks E! Sorry 3sided, i have been really occupied at work. hope you will sign up System 40 soon! regards, A8

yoz 三边 hahaha i strongly recommend u take a look at System 40, it is worth all your USD150! best regards, A8

Dear all Hello! Greetings from Singapore in Asia. It is an exciting year for Singapore, for a population of 5million and land area of 700sq km, we opened 2 casinos in Feb (RWS owned by Genting Grp of Malaysia) and Apr (Marina Bay SANDS - need i say more?) God knows how I found my way to this forum, most interesting to read about the systems. The system worked well at 3 or 4 shoes according to my research done today, kudos to E. Clifton Davis. Keep up the good work and lets enjoy Baccarat! Best regards, ace-eight (= Natural Nine!) ps: if there are any fellow members who reside in Singapore, lets stay in touch (: