100% Win Rate For Baccarat??

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April 10th, 2011 at 5:00:37 AM permalink
chimbu Member since: Apr 10, 2011 Threads: 0 Posts: 1	Hi Jaslinica, i am going to join a similar course. i got a feeling you are talking about the same baccarat course. May i know which country are you based in? can we have a discussion to see if we are talking about the same course and see what can be done about it?we can save our fees by making a wise decision. please advice. please drop me a mail to vickysindhu1905@gmail.com. thank you.

April 10th, 2011 at 6:04:10 AM permalink
FleaStiff Member since: Oct 19, 2009 Threads: 75 Posts: 4827	Quote: chimbu we can save our fees by making a wise decision. Yeah, you can decide to stop wasting your time and effort trying to find some Guru of Baccarat when no such person exists. Its only the gullible believing the hype of the con men.

April 10th, 2011 at 8:13:52 AM permalink
Wizard Administrator Member since: Oct 14, 2009 Threads: 313 Posts: 6783	Does anybody want to buy my magic beans? If you plant them they grow into money trees. If you eat one a day you will never get sick or die. It's not whether you win or lose; it's whether or not you had a good bet.

April 10th, 2011 at 12:10:17 PM permalink
gambler Member since: Jan 11, 2010 Threads: 111 Posts: 480	I will buy them if they also give me a 100% win rate for baccarat!

April 10th, 2011 at 12:56:18 PM permalink

pacomartin

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Since chimbu and Jaslinica each have made only one single post in their membership, I must assume that the purpose of this artificial discussion is to try and get vulnerable people to contact vickysindhu1905@gmail.com. If anyone is considering e-mailing this person, keep in mind it is almost certainly a scam.

Quote: Jaslinica
Hi, I'm from Asia and recently paid good money to learn from a guru who claims to have 2 strategies for Baccarat. I've previously never stepped into a Casino before but was lured by the promises of good Baccarat income. The first strategy offered a 99.61% win-rate. Upon learning the course, it's a 8 bets progressive betting system, with the sum total of 400 units. Instructions were to leave after earning 60 units each day.

Initially, the money seems good, then more and more of us (including myself) experienced the heavy losses of 400 units. It was then that simple me decided to do my own research. After reading http://www.wizardofodds.com/gambling/bettingsystems.html I felt enlightened by it and foolish to have fell for something so simple previously.

Nonetheless, the guru claims to have another higher strategy which has a 100%. 100% would mean ZERO tolerance for a loss. I felt this is absurd but have since been shaken to reconsider it. A friend of mine who works for the an Asian Casino surveillance mentioned that they once took note of this lady (let's call her Miss Impossible) who made 26 corrects bets of 50 units consecutively. She did not bet on every game but each time she bet, she won. The chances of this happening according to my calculations is 1 in 67108864.

Another time, my friend whose words I can trust told me he saw a person betting seemingly random amounts on different games and won every round. He started with around 30 units and walked away with 110 units within an hour.

Today, I saw Miss Impossible in person, she seems always on high alert looking around or rather watching out, for what, I know not. She moved from table to table, and each time she made a bet, what she bet on turned out to either natural 8 or natural 9. I followed her for about half an hour and she seemed to have noticed my observing her and left quickly.

Is there any method, mathematical or whatever to tell if a Natural 8 or 9 is coming??
This is the only method possibly (if it even exists) to have a 100% win rate.

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Quote: chimbu
Hi Jaslinica,

i am going to join a similar course. i got a feeling you are talking about the same baccarat course. May i know which country are you based in? can we have a discussion to see if we are talking about the same course and see what can be done about it?we can save our fees by making a wise decision. please advice. please drop me a mail to vickysindhu1905@gmail.com. thank you.

Wine loved I deeply, dice dearly -Edgar, betrayed son of Gloucester in King Lear

April 10th, 2011 at 1:18:10 PM permalink
FleaStiff Member since: Oct 19, 2009 Threads: 75 Posts: 4827	Yes, clearly these two posts are collusion ... supposedly for some baccarat technique in Macau casinos. Given a choice between a 96 percent win and a 100 percent win, I'd choose 100 percent... the trouble is: neither rate is really available or the casinos would already be broke and these "baccarat gurus" would not be selling their system, they would be playing baccarat in the high stakes room.

April 10th, 2011 at 10:09:03 PM permalink

HKrandom

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Macau's regular tables go up to HK$1,500,000 in limit and the tables in their VIP rooms go even higher. There are many loan sharks hanging near the casinos so if one of these gurus had a valid system that could consistently return at least 1% a day (much less than the return they claim to achieve) he could invest US$30 today and would own a yacht and a Gulfstream four years from now with nearly no risk of bankruptcy. Instead he is selling his teachings for a few hundreds of dollars. Meanwhile investment bankers with Ivy league MBAs are getting paid tens of millions to achieve half that return in a week. If it seems to good to be true, it probably is.

April 10th, 2011 at 11:18:53 PM permalink

pacomartin

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Quote: HKrandom
Macau's regular tables go up to HK$1,500,000 in limit and the tables in their VIP rooms go even higher.

I don't think it matters how many people denigrate the comments, they just want to get the e-mail out there.

From what I read in the brochures, Macau puts a limit on the differential on a table (difference between banker and player bets). It seems strange to me, since it would require some cooperation among the players. Can you confirm this?

Wine loved I deeply, dice dearly -Edgar, betrayed son of Gloucester in King Lear

April 11th, 2011 at 6:42:46 AM permalink

HKrandom

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Quote: pacomartin
I don't think it matters how many people denigrate the comments, they just want to get the e-mail out there.

From what I read in the brochures, Macau puts a limit on the differential on a table (difference between banker and player bets). It seems strange to me, since it would require some cooperation among the players. Can you confirm this?

The HK$1,500,000 limit I mentioned is actually the differential, you can bet more as long as someone is willing to cover the difference with the opposite bet. As long as the table's total win doesn't exceed this amount you can bet as you wish. I saw it in a junket area of the Sands casino (open to the public, not a private room) and if I recall properly the minimum bet on that table was HK$80,000. The differential in normal tables is normally HK$200,000-HK$300,000 and the differential in the high limit area is HK$300,000-HK$500,000 depending on the table. I am sure Sands and other casinos have tables with higher limits since they have many areas restricted to people cashing in a certain amount of money.

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