Card counting at baccarat

Blackjack's JSTAT Count is shown beating the banker bet at mini baccarat using asymmetry by card counter John Stathis. Respected gambling authority Allan Wilson suggests that more tens assists in the asymmetry of the banker advantage in his book "The Casino Gamblers Guide (1965)". The mega casinos on the Las Vegas Strip and Macau, China hope this how to win strategy doesn't go viral on the internet.

Set aside a certain amount of big bets to make banker bets at JSTAT card counting true counts of +8 or more. We don't win every big bet as shown in the video, so don't expect to get rich quick. We need enough of a bankroll to weather the storms until the long run kicks in. Buy 8 decks of cards and remove 16 A-9 each to prove the effectiveness of card counting by playing it at home.

In casino play, we need to determine the true count from the running count. Divide the running JSTAT Count (10,J,Q,K = -2, 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 = +1, aces = 0) with the number decks remaining to get the true count. We need a true count of at least +8 to nail the casinos with banker bets. With under one deck left, the running count must be +6 at 3/4 decks and +4 with 26 cards remaining. Don't expect to win more than 1% of your total banker bet advantage action. We are in control of the gaming experience with this card counting strategy when played with perfection.

Las Vegas Strip casinos won $1.87 billion from baccarat play while Macau's take was nearly $17 billion in 2010. In 1997, Stathis was barred from playing blackjack in Las Vegas for card counting and had been itching to reveal this how to win at baccarat method for many years. It's payback time for MGM Resorts, Wynn Resorts, Caesars Entertainment, Las Vegas Sands and other greedy casinos to deal with a new breed of counters, the baccarat card counter.

Don't share this information from Stathis! Less people who know about the JSTAT Count baccarat method, the better it is for us, before the casinos catch on.

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[900applepie]

for illustration purposes to get a +8 count in a single deck I'd need to remover 8 cards (2 -9) so I removed 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9).

That equals a+8 count w/ one deck right?

I played through my single deck hand w/ a count of +8 like 10x and I saw NO banker advantage taking into acct the 5% comm. Actually, the player won more hands.

I don't see that this works.

Additionally, it seem very hard to get get a +8 count. I've sat a tables for hours and still don't see a +8 count.

Please share more.

[Moviemakerjjcasino]

@900applepie Practice at least 3,000 hands at a true count of +8 and come back here to report your findings. Buy 8 decks of cards and remove 16 A-9 each to prove the effectiveness. Don't be cheap by using one deck.

[tryusg]

Card counting in baccarat has no advantage at all because you don't get to choose whether to hit or stay. Its all predetermined. This video is just a waste of 11 minutes.

[Moviemakerjjcasino]

@tryusg Why don't you try this card count before shooting off your mouth. Buy 8 decks of cards and remove 16 A-9 each to prove the effectiveness of card counting by playing it at home.

[3219dave]

ur not ever puting the cars out there wright,it goes one to player one to banker one to player one to banker, so that changers the hole thing to % to what u have in front of you.

[Moviemakerjjcasino]

@3219dave We took a shortcut dealing two cards at a time due to YouTube's time limits. Normally one card goes to the player then one card to the banker. Then third card goes to the player. Fourth card to the banker. For the fifth (Players) and sixth (Banker) cards. The order of cards does not effect the outcome.

[900applepie]

@Moviemakerjjcasino  Thanks for the reply. I appreciate the communication.

[lademustang]

youtube gives you 15mins now....

[LOTTWORTH]

r u adding every card in every hand to keep a running tally on the caount