
Originally Posted by
sevenshooter
I chose to use a -6 unit stop loss since most of the shoes that went to -6 at the beginning tended to continue on a downward spiral.
Even if the shoe did recover after hitting -6, the end result was usually breaking even or just slightly plus.
I think the small stop-loss is critical to coming out ahead in the long run since you will encounter a number of shoes with long Banker streaks, as well. Win on Banker, never lose more than 3 units on lengthy Player runs.
Also, with flat-betting, things are much more manageable compared to using a negative progression. You can go through many shoes without exceeding lows of -2 or -3 units. Your highs can be extremely high (as flat-betting goes). +15 is not unattainable.
All I can say is, over 50 shoes dealt out in a land-based casino, I was up +145 units. I charted the Bac pit again this afternoon looking over the results of 10 more shoes played and was up another +51 units (paper bets). Mind you, in retrospect, these ended up being very Banker-biased shoes.
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