Thread: Another 44 shoes simulated, even better results this time!

I just completed another 44 shoes using my modified Martingale system that I posted in a previous thread - 693 units of profit after 44 shoes using modified Martingale system

This time I didn't mess around with a coin flip and only bet according to patterns, streaks, and my gut instinct.

To my shock, I did even better this time...

- Total profit of $78,300
- Average profit of $1780 per shoe
- Only 2 unlucky streaks of 6 losses in a row

It's amazing how much profit you can make by betting with patterns and streaks.

When I started playing baccarat many moons ago, I foolishly used a Martingale system and only bet against super long banker streaks. As you can guess, those banker streaks hit and too many times my entire bankroll would get wiped out within minutes.

I think what makes my new system so much better is that I continually adapt to patterns and streaks that form during the shoe. Another key is that I reset to my base unit after 6 losses in a row and don't continue to bet increasingly huge amounts until I'm completely wiped out. I still remember losing about a dozen hands in a row at a table that was cursed. Fortunately I was only flat betting $25 per hand that time.

I know mathematicians and gambling experts will say my system is garbage and winning at baccarat is impossible in the long run (unless you cheat), but my results after 88 shoes tell me my system works pretty damn well in the short run!

It shouldn't be too long before I test this system out in a real casino with a $1000 bankroll...

Ermmm... buddy... I can assured you that when you start betting in the casino, none of the 88 shoes will roll out during your play... Are you really confidant it is enough for your testing?

88 shoes = at least 6,000 hands played

That should give me a good idea of what I can expect in the casino.