Royal Baccarat

[RoyalBaccarat]

Learn my Winning Approach to Baccarat

Baccarat is a game of chance.   It is a game of luck.  And it is also a game of skill.   There are many theories out there about how to play the game.   Most of the theories are what the gambler calls "systems. " I don't subscribe to any of the theories.   In fact, I believe that Systems fail.   That is why it is important to have an approach, or a methodology to conquer the game.

Royal Baccarat is my WINNING approach to the baccarat casino game.  Let's take a look at what Royal Baccarat will beat:

1.  Long and Short Zig runs
2.  Long and Short streaks
3.  Dominance of a side
4.  22 or 33 patterns

Royal Baccarat Beats every pattern as long you are in the right mode.

Royal Baccarat is about 90% mechanical.   The rest of the work is up to you but that is what separates the method from a system.

1.  Royal baccarat takes shape to the shoe as it is played out, unlike most baccarat systems.
2.  Advantages and Disadvantages are Marked and Identified, to guide your play.

Now let's take a look at the systematics behind the approach:

-There are 3 basic betting programs that you use for play.  The programs are some of the most stable programs around.   Your goal is to identify the most optimal time to bet each program.   I teach you how to do that.

-Royal Baccarat is non-explosive.  You may have to wait 5-15 hands before placing a bet.   This decreases exposure to the house and increases your chance of winning.

-Royal Baccarat is non-explosive.   I use two different progressions within the system.  Both progressions are considered non-explosive progressions if played the right way.

-Royal Baccarat uses a stop-loss of -15 units.  Wins will often exceed 15 units.

Statistics:

-Life-time bankroll = 200-300 unis, you may never use this much but it is better to be safe than sorry.

-Session Buy in - 15 to 20 units.   I use a stop-loss of between 15-20 units when I play.

-Worse loss = -15 units

-Highest win = 32 units

-Average win = 8. 3 units per shoe

-Win Percentage = 85%

If you want to succeed and you are serious about your game then feel free to contact me.  You can even send me shoes and I will play them for you.

Refund Policy:

I do offer refunds.  Here is my policy - You have 15 days to test and play the system after you make your purchase.  You are entitled to a refund if:

1.  You can prove that the system does not work - So you must test a number of shoes and send me your results.  Don't worry, I will be realistic about the shoes, I won't ask for a million shoes.   I just want to see that you gave it a chance.   If you lose on 3 shoes then you don't get a refund, keep playing!

2.  If you don't achieve the 85% win rate then you will not get a refund - this is because win rates go up and down over a given set of shoes.   the win rate is a guideline of where you should be.

3.  After 15 days you will not get the refund, so you have from day 1-15 to claim your refund.

Price = $350, contact me if interested. . . I will post an example shoe later

[RoyalBaccarat]

Here is a shoe.  I played both shoes with different MM techniques.  The first shoe uses the progression with the 15 unit stop loss.   The second shoe uses my positive progression which has a high bet of 2 units.   I put a great deal of focus on MM. 

[ADulay]

Hi,

As one of the few baccarat only players on this board, I'd say that shoe wasn't particularly difficult to beat and all four of my top system plays beat it up nicely.

Your descriptions and examples sound familiar, I just can't put my finger on it right now.

  Anyway, in case anyone wanted to know, that shoe would be a very nice one to show up at the table for sure.

  If you get a chance, could you post up what would tend to be a "difficult" shoe for your system play and explain how it either survives it or exits gracefully?

  Thanks.

  AD

[RoyalBaccarat]

Hi,

As one of the few baccarat only players on this board, I'd say that shoe wasn't particularly difficult to beat and all four of my top system plays beat it up nicely. 

I agree, the shoe was not hard to beat.   most shoes are not hard if you know how to play them

Your descriptions and examples sound familiar, I just can't put my finger on it right now. 

I made a post somewhere else, maybe you saw that?

 

Anyway, in case anyone wanted to know, that shoe would be a very nice one to show up at the table for sure.

  If you get a chance, could you post up what would tend to be a "difficult" shoe for your system play and explain how it either survives it or exits gracefully?

Yes, i will do that.  I am having trouble finding hard shoes.   when I find a shoe i will post it.   i will also give the details that you ask for.   i believe that a hard shoe is one that will go from shot runs to short chops then back to short runs, I am not speaking of OTB4L, I will kill that type of shoe, i mean something like little runs where no trend seems to hold value.   it is rather hard to describe.   but if u get what i am saying then feel free to post a shoe and i'll play it out just for fun

  Thanks.

[RoyalBaccarat]

Here is another shoe.  This shoe scored 37 units using my Flat/negative progression and 23. 5 units using my positive parlay progression. 

I am a big believer in MM.  I think that bet selection is great, but you won't come out a winner in the long run unless you use MM, that means having a stop loss, etc.  I have played many systems that use some form of a marty method, they are all junk.  In addition, I have played flat bet systems that focus all on bs, they are junk as well.  You need a combo of both.  My systems places a great deal of focus on bs, but I also place a lot of focus on MM.   I don't bet every hand, I don't chase losses, I don't do any of the stuff that system sellers like Izak promotes.  I am a huge believer in keeping losses small in losing shoes and taking full advantage of winning shoes.

Let me give you an example.  My parlay progression has 2 stages in it, each stage has 2 phases.   the highest bet that you will make is 2 units, until you reach +23 units, then you begin to increase your bet.  My progression is about locking up units and you move through the phases of the shoe.   My stop-loss that I recommend is -8 units but I use a -5 unit stop-loss.   If you can find a BS and progression that will allow for you to make 1 to 2 to 3 or more times your stop-loss, then you are set.  The rest is just being patient and disciplined through losing shoes.

So let me give you all some information on myself.  I am not here to rip anybody off.  That is why I offer a refund.  I am here to sell a great method, I can even negotiate the price.  I'm sure that there are many good methods out there, but I believe that mine is one of the best, especially for the price.  I consider myself semi-pro.  I play a few times per week and I also have a real job.  Yea yea yea, I know the whole thing about if the system is so good then why I have a real job. . well that is for stability and insurance reasons.  The reason for selling my system is so I can build my bankroll up faster when I am at my real, stupid job.  It would also be nice to give out a winning method for a reasonable price.

Now to the shoe:
Aduay, I am sure that you will say that it is an easy shoe.  I agree on that! Look at how strong TB4L is throughout the shoe.  one could play TB4L alone and beat this shoe.   But by playing TB4L the whole time you won't take full advantage of the shoe.  I am still trying to find a hard shoe so if anybody has one that is real hard then please post it. 

You will see a bunch of blank columns.  The blank columns are for tracking. . mainly the events.  Events give the player a lot of information when having to make some important decisions.   The big block in the middle is just an area for notes for my example shoes in my manual.

[RoyalBaccarat]

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