Has anyone tried the Banker-Player repeat + double strategy?

MikeyMega

Hey, new here!
Has anyone tried a strategy of just betting Banker, Banker, Banker, Player, Player, Player? Repeat that pattern. On each loss, double your bet. Do that up to 7 times.
I’ve tested this for days. It seems to work! I lose my bank about every 20 shoes. But by then, I’ve tripled my bank!
Anyone seen this before?

OogieJoe94

From $10, you need $1300 to double up 7x. Win on Player? Just $10. Win on Banker at $640? You actually lose $22. You win $10 more than your total losses of $630 ($10+$20+$40+$80+$160+$320), but you paid a $32 vig on that win.

MikeyMega

The marks on this scoreboard are my winnings…

ElectriBite

One bad streak can totally break you, lol! Honestly, I’d rather just bet opposite every single hand. Player, then banker, then player, banker, player, banker… and so on!

StellalunaX

Tried that early on. It failed. When I bet on a streak, it stops. I play the chaos. After any pattern ends, I play BBP, BBP, super Marty. The devil hasn’t gotten me yet. Never past the third bet. I also play opposite, opposite, same, same, opposite, opposite of the first row. I keep my own card. It works well. Average ten wins per shoe.

GalacticPwnz85

Studying baccarat systems seems pointless. They always fail eventually. You can win consistently for a while. Then you’ll lose several times in a row. It catches up to you. I’m glad I didn’t lose too much before realizing this. Check out a youtuber called the Baccologist. He used a specific system. He was betting a 7 step Grand Martingale. He had a 100 day winning streak. He lost yesterday. He lost three quarters of his bankroll just like that.

JonOxideTech

I know it’s just beginners luck. Seven days isn’t nearly enough I’d do at least one hundred days to really test it. But honestly, no matter what pattern you’re aiming for, it will show uup eventually. The longer you play, the more chances you get to see it. Your chance of losing is around 0.78% that’s 1 in 128. That’s only about two or three shoes on average, so the more you play, the more likely you are to lose. I firmly believe you should set a stop loss and a stop win, and walk away once you hit your target!

DaveRalthon

Every action has a reaction in gambling! An equal and opposite one. My strategy? Reduce bets when losing. It works! Bet increases? They amplify the house edge. Bet reduction? Piggybacks on it. Slightly in your favor. That’s my experience!

joaenimtrank123

I have tried similar approaches.

By fixing a play pattern, you may get caught eventually.

The only good thing is having enough bankroll prepared to go to the 7th hand.

The chance of losing it all are significantly lower.

Still, it can potentially happen.

You may be back to square one after some time.

Just be thankful not to be in the red.

You also need to go with positive progression at times.

This helps avoid being wiped out clean by the negative progression.