The TwoCat Baccarat system.

[TwoCatSam]

First you get some rats and back a rat to win!  NO, just kidding!!!

I should state the premise of the system:  IF YOU LOOK AT ANY DECISION AND THEN JUST TO THE RIGHT, ONE UP, MIDDLE AND ONE DOWN--YOU WILL RARELY FIND THREE OF THE OPPOSITE COLOR.

Look closely at my scan.  I've been watching this phenomenon for days on end.  I finally copied a trot and here it be.

There are columns a b c d e

The decisions within the first column are numbered
x
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
x

and so on for the next columns.

You make no bets until column A is full and the next decision will start column B. 

There are triggers.  They are numbered.  The Xs are not triggers and will not be used except for bets.

Here we go.......................................

Column A is full.  We look for our first trigger.  It is the 1, Banker, in column A.  What we are going to bet for is that the first, second or third decision in column B will match the 1, Banker.  The first one does.

Column A 2.  We look to the right.  We look directly across from the 2 and one up and one down.  See my scribbling.  We are betting that our trigger in any column will be repeated in either the bet above, beside or below it.  Scribbling....

Go to Column C, bet 7, Player.  Look to the right and up one and you see Player.

Now, I would use a 1 2 4 martingale or my old favorite  1 on a loss; -1 on a win.

Here's where it gets snakey...............................

Look at column A, bet 2 Banker.  Your first bet would be on column B, 1, Player--a loss.  Now you must continue that progression, but a second bet appears with Column A, 3, Banker.  You would bet your Column A, 2 and 3 both and both would win when column B, 2, Banker appears.

Well, what do we think?

Not sure what to do with the ties yet.

Someone or several someones should get to work on this.  I have my winning baccarat system.  Here is your chance to get yours.

Imagine, as JL would say,---that's John Lennon, by the way---when you lose on roulette you can replenish your bankroll on baccarat.

Oh, stop with the silly applause!!!

Sam

[dino246]

Sam.
Checking your IDEA right now !!!!
Dino.

[TwoCatSam]

dino

Help me figure out what to do with the ties and what kind of progression to use.

Let's all row this boat across the finish line and get our Gold Medals.

Sam

[dino246]

Sam.
I think i gave the impression i know this game......i know noooooothing !!
BUT thanks to your efforts,as of tomorrow i am going to my local library and take a book out on it and start swotting up !!!!
I have wanted to play it for years now i will ( brain willing )

Cheers.
Dino.

[Wally Gator]

Pretty cool concept, Sam.  How are we playing step 10?  Are we moving to the next column?  Also, are your "green" dots "ties"?  I'm assuming if they are ties your are moving down to the next bet for a decision as to whether to play Banker or Player, is that right?


Nice post, Sam.  I'll definitely be spending some time on this.


Best, WG

[Wally Gator]

The Xs are not triggers and will not be used except for bets.

Can you expand on this?  How did you determine the color of your "x"'s?

[TwoCatSam]

Wally

Look at the chart.  If you used the very first decision in the column, you could not have one above it.  There are none.  Don't know what to do with green.  Yes, it is a tie.

I did not determine the color of anything.  They are what they are.

Imagine this:
X P
P B
B P
B
P

Suppose the X was player.  How could you bet the one above?  There is none.  Look at the next in column A.  It's P.  Look right, up.  You have a P.  Winner.  Back to column A.  You have B.  Look right, up.  You have a B. . Winner.  And so on

The thing forms a triangle of sorts.
    P
P  B
    B   

Turn it 90 degrees clockwise and you have a triangle.

    P
B  B  P

Sam

[Wally Gator]

Sam, can you take a look at the attachment.  Thanks.

[Wally Gator]

Don't know what to do with green.  Yes, it is a tie.

My suggestion would be to disregard it, your bet comes back anyway.  Continue to play as you've outlined.


Sam, I don't get those "X"'s and why they are different colors?  I'm sure I'm missing something here, I'm tired and ready to hit the sack.  Will look at this in the AM again.  If there's an answer, appreciate it if you can provide it.


Thanks.  I've got about 100 recent shoes I'll run this through.  Should be interesting and be able to provide you with feedback when I'm done.


Wally

[TwoCatSam]

Wally

I guess you're aware I wrote in the Xs, not the casino.  The X simply means that decision is not a trigger.  The first trigger is 1 in each column.

If you're still confused, I can make a short movie.

Sam

[superman]

Sam, so do you only bet right, up

bp <--- bet for b lose
bb <--- bet for p lose
pb <--- bet for b win
bp <--- bet for p win
pp

[monaco]

Here's where it gets snakey...............................

Look at column A, bet 2 Banker.  Your first bet would be on column B, 1, Player--a loss.  Now you must continue that progression, but a second bet appears with Column A, 3, Banker.  You would bet your Column A, 2 and 3 both and both would win when column B, 2, Banker appears.

hi Sam, on your column A, bet 2 Banker, you have a loss to begin with, so you're next betting 2units in that particular progression (if you're doing the martingale) - but you also have Column A, 3, Banker requiring a 1unit bet to start its own progression - does that mean you would bet 3 units there?

[TwoCatSam]

Gents

I am going to hand-draw an example and scan it.  I will use the chart I posted.  Yes, it sometimes requires three bets at once, all at different levels.  Sometimes...........

Does it stand a ghost's chance in hell of winning?  Time will tell.

Sam

[TwoCatSam]

OK, see if this helps.

[Tomla021]

Now we are talkin--A Sammy Bammy Bacc System --- will look to see if I understand