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03-04-2009, 12:00 AM
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| | "Follow the Shoe" Baccarat System vs "Every Other" Baccarat System While playing online baccarat you can always look at the tote board and see the patterns of bank versus player wins. There are many systems based upon the outcome of the previous games. One such simple system is “follow the shoe”.
In the “follow the shoe” system you bet on the side that won the last hand. If you like winners and want to be on the winning side this is the perfect method for you. When one side is on a winning streak you will always be with them because that’s who you bet with.
However, when the winner constantly changes back and forth between the player and the bank, you will be the big loser. A variation of the “follow the shoe” betting system is meant to counter that situation.
In the “every other” baccarat system of betting, you bet on the side that won two hands ago. When one side is on a winning streak you will be one that side and winning yourself. The downside of this system is when there are a lot of two in a row wins by either side.
This type of play can make for more enjoyable and relaxing baccarat sessions. It avoids the inherent risks of increasing or decreasing your bet size based upon who wins prior hands. You will generally have less volatility with the “follow the shoe” or “every other” baccarat system of betting. | 
03-06-2009, 04:28 AM
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| | Re: "Follow the Shoe" Baccarat System vs "Every Other" Baccarat System Quote:
Originally Posted by Kromarekil While playing online baccarat you can always look at the tote board and see the patterns of bank versus player wins. There are many systems based upon the outcome of the previous games. One such simple system is “follow the shoe”.
In the “follow the shoe” system you bet on the side that won the last hand. If you like winners and want to be on the winning side this is the perfect method for you. When one side is on a winning streak you will always be with them because that’s who you bet with.
However, when the winner constantly changes back and forth between the player and the bank, you will be the big loser. A variation of the “follow the shoe” betting system is meant to counter that situation.
In the “every other” baccarat system of betting, you bet on the side that won two hands ago. When one side is on a winning streak you will be one that side and winning yourself. The downside of this system is when there are a lot of two in a row wins by either side.
This type of play can make for more enjoyable and relaxing baccarat sessions. It avoids the inherent risks of increasing or decreasing your bet size based upon who wins prior hands. You will generally have less volatility with the “follow the shoe” or “every other” baccarat system of betting. | Follow the shoe is my first method of playing baccarat together with matingale progression.It was doing well until one day I lose big time when I hit a long zig zag run and I never play it again. | 
06-09-2009, 04:51 PM
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| | Re: "Follow the Shoe" Baccarat System vs "Every Other" Baccarat System Follow the shoe, wins some, but loses more. Every other wins some but loses more, and the last 2 of 3, wins some, but loses more also. I have used them all.....and NONE WORK | 
06-11-2009, 12:51 PM
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| | Re: "Follow the Shoe" Baccarat System vs "Every Other" Baccarat System Quote:
Originally Posted by littogage Follow the shoe, wins some, but loses more. Every other wins some but loses more, and the last 2 of 3, wins some, but loses more also. I have used them all.....and NONE WORK | "NONE WORK" is right, long term anyway. | 
06-11-2009, 05:29 PM
| | Banned | | Join Date: Apr 2009 Real Name: Rick Location: Florida Age: 59
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| | Re: "Follow the Shoe" Baccarat System vs "Every Other" Baccarat System Yes, you are right, my sincere apology for not saying they do not work "long term". | 
08-09-2009, 09:28 PM
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| | Re: "Follow the Shoe" Baccarat System vs "Every Other" Baccarat System TRY THIS,
Last three decisions, what was weakest (opposite decision before last) or (decision before last). Bet negative progression, 1, 3, 7, 15. Once you win, look back at LAST THREE AGAIN, what was weakest. Every win keep looking back at last three. Table Risk 26 units, table goal 15-20 units. Day RISK, 78 units, Day goal 40 units.
Used it for quite a while.
THANKYOU,
P.S. I ALWAYS LET THE FIRST WIN GO BY, in all i do.............
Last edited by now here; 08-09-2009 at 09:39 PM.
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08-09-2009, 09:56 PM
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| | Re: "Follow the Shoe" Baccarat System vs "Every Other" Baccarat System Consider that a streak comes in many orders. Consider 3 events being predicted upon and what do you suppose the chances of guessing all 3 correctly is?
RRR
RRW
RWR
WRR
WWW
WWR
WRW
RWW
Eight possible ways that your pre-event guesses will end-up.
So if you guess PPP, you have a 1 in 8 chance of being correct with all 3.
If you guess PBP - you have the same chance of being correct.
If you gess BBP - you have the same chance of being correct.
Now look at obvious strings of results:
PPP PPP PPP PPP
Is this any less likely than
BBP BBP BBP BBP?
or PBP PBP PBP PBP?
How about
PBP PBB PBP PBB?
Consider this when you plan to bet. | 
08-11-2009, 02:07 AM
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| | Re: "Follow the Shoe" Baccarat System vs "Every Other" Baccarat System Quote:
Originally Posted by now here TRY THIS,
Last three decisions, what was weakest (opposite decision before last) or (decision before last). Bet negative progression, 1, 3, 7, 15. Once you win, look back at LAST THREE AGAIN, what was weakest. Every win keep looking back at last three. Table Risk 26 units, table goal 15-20 units. Day RISK, 78 units, Day goal 40 units.
Used it for quite a while.
THANKYOU,
P.S. I ALWAYS LET THE FIRST WIN GO BY, in all i do............. |
hey man, sorry, just want to ask you more about your method that you mentioned
[ Last three decisions, what was weakest (opposite decision before last) or (decision before last)]
so do you mean...look at the last 3 games, for example if it's [banker] [banker] [player], then meaning the weakest is player, hence you will then bet on [player] continously until you win once??
thanks. | 
08-27-2010, 10:51 PM
| | BaccaratForums Member | | Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Surabaya Age: 38
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| | Re: "Follow the Shoe" Baccarat System vs "Every Other" Baccarat System Quote:
Originally Posted by eirescott Consider that a streak comes in many orders. Consider 3 events being predicted upon and what do you suppose the chances of guessing all 3 correctly is?
RRR
RRW
RWR
WRR
WWW
WWR
WRW
RWW
Eight possible ways that your pre-event guesses will end-up.
So if you guess PPP, you have a 1 in 8 chance of being correct with all 3.
If you guess PBP - you have the same chance of being correct.
If you gess BBP - you have the same chance of being correct.
Now look at obvious strings of results:
PPP PPP PPP PPP
Is this any less likely than
BBP BBP BBP BBP?
or PBP PBP PBP PBP?
How about
PBP PBB PBP PBB?
Consider this when you plan to bet. | Thx |  | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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