Look, I’m part of this baccarat strategy group, and most of us are trying to improve our casino game. Some members actually share what they know, while others just keep everything to themselves—if that’s you, honestly, why are you even in the group? Then there are those trying to sell their so-called systems, but let’s be real, most are just greedy or scammers. So I’ll start by sharing what I’ve learned over time. There’s no strategy or betting system that beats the casino long-term—they’ll just change the rules or kick you out, like with blackjack card counters or Martingale players.
You absolutely need a stop-win and stop-loss in your money management plan—stick to it, don’t go on tilt and blow your stack. Once you hit your target, walk away. The casino isn’t going anywhere, and honestly, there’s a lot more to life than sitting at a table all day.
Always bet on the low house edge options. If you see Banker winning 10 hands straight, maybe switch to Player—the odds of that streak continuing are super slim, like 1 in 2000. But if you started on Banker and it’s working, just ride it out; you’ll lose one eventually anyway.
Your money management strategy has to fit you—not what someone else pushes on you. Unless you’re totally new, then maybe listen up. Everyone’s got their own style: positive or negative progression, flat betting, whatever. Some players have deep pockets and want to recover losses with interest, while others start small hoping to hti it big—like turning $10 into $10k by doubling up.
No matter how you bet, the odds don’t change, and math doesn’t lie. Some people treat it like flipping a coin, others chase hot streaks or bet against cold players. It’s basically 50/50 on the first hand, and the odds play out from there.
Personally, I love my Grand Marty system because it gets me quick wins. My stop-loss is 5 hands, and my stop-win is 20 units, which is around 20 hands, not counting ties. I’m not patient—I hate long sessions—so it takes me maybe three rounds to bounce back from a loss. Over the past year, I’ve only lost about 1 in 10 sessions, so 90% success? I’ll take that. Before the pandemic, I was up over $100k. After almost a year off, I started again with $10 units, built a $2000 bankroll, and now I’m at $25 units because of table limits. This month alone, I’m up $6000. This is my job, and I’ll keep at it until the odds finally catch up or my losses outweigh the profits.
If anyone has tips, thinks my system’s flawed, or wants to share their own approach or questions, just drop them below. I can’t reply to every DM, so thanks in advance!
