Thread: What is the best frequency to play baccarat?

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no 2 shoes are alike. you will have ups and downs. you should have a win/loss limit and enough to play 3 shoes per day. I win avg 10 chips per shoe.

Originally Posted by Crusoul

I heard from some people that you are at your strongest point when you just arrive on the table. The longer you play the more you loose... what is your opinion about that?

Crusoul,

That is generally the case with anything, though our physiological concentration and reaction-time peak around 11 am.

The only two bug-a-boos i personally observe are: (no longer) playing on Tuesdays (, that word derived from the Norse god of war, if i recall correctly?); and inverting one of my casino-player's cards (in my wallet) whenever in that particular casino.

Originally Posted by Crusoul

Hi all,

I have a question to ask all your die hard baccarat players.
I play baccarat sometimes for hours and hours in the casinos. Sometimes daily but I think the frequency you will play it will affect your results...

I heard from some people that you are at your strongest point when you just arrive on the table. The longer you play the more you loose... what is your opinion about that?


Best regards,
Crusoul

you are at your strongest when you first arrive but here is why..you dont have any preconceived ideas about whats next b or p so when you play you find gessing easy, this is not to say you will loose the first 5 hands or you will win the first 5, everyone has a pattern of winning and loosing, i call it the human pattern, i will discuss this in another tread once ive posted it.

the longer you play the more you loose, correct but that's on average over time maybe one night you find winning easy but again maybe another night you tend to loose, when it averages out you will loose 5 out of 7 days,maybe not in one week but say you gambled 2 times a week for a year you would win approximately 28 days and loose 76 days

these figures are an estimate not exact for a person with no system as such and relies on pure guessing