Alibaba,
I don't understand you. You bet banker and you won 8 in a row. In another word, you won 2 banker bets and stopped 2 rounds and bet banker another 2 round and you won and so on for until 16 rounds. You were wrong on 17th.
My question is why did you stop after winning 2 rounds. Did you foresee Player will be next on the card. If yes, why didn't you bet player like the joker.
I am trying to find out the patterns that you guys been playing.
Maybe I can help do some explanation here (for him)
It's very natural, in a casino, to be swayed by decisions made by others, people talking, Dealer on a roll, or even gamblers on a roll.
This is human emotions taking place. If it is a robot playing, he wouldn't be swayed. Just look at the croupier. If he is losing 10 hands in a row, can he say I close the table? He still has to do his job, because that is required of him. But we as players will start thinking should I go or should I not go.
It's very common to see that if Player results are appearing and everyone is on the Player. It would be very 'awkward' to bet on Banker because it seems to be going against everyone.
But we should ask ourselves, the purpose of us playing is to satisfy others or win money for ourselves?
I don't really bother with what people say or think, I just follow my strategy faithfully.
However, I don't have much chance to make myself be in such awkward situation, because if Player opens 4 times and I already betted on Banker 4 times, lose 4 times already, I would skip at least 5 hands.
This situation, I wouldn't be going against crowd for another 5 times at least.
2nd, it is very common to see Player go up to 10+ or even 20 hands
3rd, if Player really on a roll, i have already cut my loss
4th, it gives me time to cool down and observe.
5th, the probability of Banker/Player is 50/50 and independent of each other, however, in real life casino situations, theory and real life bit different. Things we never expect can be expected to appear, which means Player can open another 5 times at least
6th, by stopping after 4th, you wouldn't be chasing loss in fact, it cuts chances of losing.
7th, sometimes if that shoe really want open Player, it really opens Player.
8th, my experience on a single shoe before, 60 hands, after minus tie, the total banker hands is only 12, while player appeared 32 times. That is a whopping 20 difference. If persisting on Banker for all the way, you would be down 20. But if cut loss at 4, and then rest few hands and then play again 2nd time on the same shoe, would only be down by 8. That's the max.
Winning I don't need to teach everyone. Everyone knows how to win. But its not easy to learn how not to lose or even lose less. Every time I have a new system on mind, I would take out my past results (100s) and simulate them.
The purpose is to find a common system where it wins normal and lose less.
Purpose is to hit consistent winnings. Not waiting for lucky day to win and an unlucky streak to lose all
Also, my friend/mentor did tell me, going to a casino, try avoid talking too much or go with group of friends.
Because talking can distract.
Even when I go with my friend, we sit on same table, we don't talk during a game. Going alone is boring, but it is the best. :p
