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  1. Again, My apologies for the mistake. I also wanted to mention something i've incorporated in with the betting is the XXX (3 mistakes) within the baccarat shoe along with the "No Bet" 50/50 Example: if shoe starts off BPTBBBPBBPPPBPPPBPPBPPPPP (The Bolded is X'd out and not counted in the shoe after 3 in a row. Instead treated as a mistake)
  2. My apology. I should have said 20 hands (60-100 cards) sorry guys. My average table goal is normally reached minimum 6 hands to 12 hands. very seldom do I ever reach 20 hands to make $200. I've been partner betting the last 5 years, it's been a while playing single games.
  3. 1) 50 cards (average 20 hands) 2) Betting every hand from the start but.... there will be a time when you will see a "50/50" in many of the shoes... I avoid betting those ones. 3) In single play, I've been using the $200+ to determine hands played at each table. 4) (Never look back when walking away from a table streak) I used to stay till the end of a long streak and although I would make an extra $1000-$1500 at those tables, I find in the long run it's better to make $200/table and walking away.
  4. We are talking a full 8 deck shoe here... I've yet to hear anything positive coming from gamblers making progress on the game from playing a full shoe. In the 25+ years of playing Baccarat I still think it's a "Bad bet" Hey sorry for coming on so strong with my questions but just sharing some experience. I find that the many strategies posted on these forums, some are awesome and completely do'able but "utilizing only the first 50 cards of every shoe.
  5. Question? Why would anyone ever even think about wanting to play a full shoe at a baccarat table? this has got to be one of the worst things anyone could ever do at a baccarat table.
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