Andre,
If you are going to try it, as always do some testing first.
Just use it as a secondary playing method. And also use it only occasionally.
For this method to fail, the tie outcome has to sleep for at least 36 spins (the 20 hands that act as the initial trigger plus the 16 hands that I chase it with the progression).
So far, the deepest that I have had to go into the progression (that I mentioned on the previous page) is 12.
So the tie had slept for 32 hands.
One of the baccarat-playing veterans over on betselection (NOT alrelax !) had mentioned once that he had seen a tie-less shoe only once or twice in over 30 years of playing the game (he has been playing the game in Atlantic City casinos since the mid-1980s). On another forum, somebody else had mentioned that he had once seen the first tie to appear in a shoe on the 52nd hand.
This is gambling, so extreme events can happen, albeit rarely.