Baccarat table limits, play extra spots?

Baccarat table limits:
I see players in Vegas are spoiled with high limit table maxes on the Baccarat tables. Where I live, they just don't exist. There's $2K or $3K max tables, not $5K or $10K tables. Say I bet Player for the table max but I want to bet more per hand, can I bet more than one spot at the table? In Black Jack that's one way to duck the table max by playing extra hands, but I don't know if that can work in Baccarat.

In Washington, that's allowed. A $400 table max is effectively a $3600 table max if you're alone at the table.

I've been told 2 spots max at a couple casinos for BJ, but that's not in the high limit area, and there's no Baccarat in the high limit area anyway. The Asians dominate the local Baccarat tables and it's hard to find a seat. The casino doesn't seem to think opening up a 3rd table is worth their time or staff so it's always a jostle at the tables. But I was drawing up new strategies for it if I ever get on a table and was wondering about the table limit question anyway. I've never played, I doubt I'll get to a table until I have a much better bankroll. I'm revamping my win goals down to +15 bets per session so I can win more sessions sooner in a couple hours. I could turn a $4K buy-in into $80K with 4 session wins over 4 nights at a $3K max table. If I could spread to 2 to 4 hands at up to $3K at some points maybe I could double that win or better.

Quote: Deucekies

In Washington, that's allowed. A $400 table max is effectively a $3600 table max if you're alone at the table.
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That's bizarre. This is definitely not allowed in Vegas, and in fact if two people are playing from the same bankroll the table max exists as an aggregate for them.

In Blackjack, yes, multiple spots are allowed at table max, but never at Baccarat.