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TRIP #1
No other members made it for this trip, but I know some are planning for some of the October dates. First shoe last night was no-brainer. Saw perfect TBL shoe at about 25 hands in (nothing but chop and 4+). So played for a bit…..
Left the table after the first 2iar and first 3iar. In for 10k, out for:
This was a short two-day trip and had a few social interruptions as a few acquaintances / degenerates were in town. Still, I managed to play 7 tables at Caesars, Cosmo and Aria. That first table was just a screaming TBL opportunity that NEEDED to be taken advantage of (see above). The rest of the tables were more typical following the shoe making selective bets based on short term set ups or SAP signals. I found SAP to be extremely reliable this trip. Sometimes SAP bounces all over the place, and when that happens the short term setups are usually very strong for a unit or two each. Managed to net 37 units on the 7 tables. Conditions were great for demonstrating how to follow a shoe and making selective bets with a very high hit rate. Hope to see some members on a future visit.
Trip #2
Just got home Sunday morning. Was a late decision to go this past weekend, as I am already planned to be in Vegas Tuesday to Friday. A couple friends were planning to be in town and they are a fun group who put the pressure on to go. I stayed at Caesars again, as that is where one of the guys was hosting a big party in the “Rainman” suite. I generally don’t like to stay in the same casino on consecutive trips, especially when the trips are so close to each other, but made an exception this time.
No other members joined which was unfortunate as there were several good (and profitable) instructional shoes. Netted +42 units on this short trip playing at Caesars and Wynn. I think this was my 8th or 9th consecutive winning trip at Caesars. Played some more casual, low stake games at Paris and Cosmo with several friends with plenty of drinking. It looks like I was about breakeven on those games. After I got home my Caesars host informed me they would no longer offer comps on my play. Apparently they determined I was not a profitable customer. In the scheme of things it’s not a big deal. The amount of money is not significant, and I certainly don’t use a lot of comps other than rooms and some meals. But I do like having the comps, as it’s just one more measure of beating the casino. Take their money in the casino, and then get them to pay for your expenses. It’s mentally gratifying. Now I just want to take even more from them in the casino — revenge!
One of the guys i knew who was there this weekend was hosting a party in one of the famous rainman suites (from the movie). Room was actually a little dark and dated, but still a pretty cool layout.
Late one night, he came by a bac table where I had just sat down to start a new shoe. I have played with him before, and can say that while he can win big, he can also lose very big. Like most gamblers, he tends to bet almost every hand, follows one or two of the trends on the board, and makes too many large (like 5-7x his base bet) bets to be a consistent winner. He often jokes with me that the first time we played at a table together he managed to lose $10k in a few minutes, but someone I won. So he sits at the table, buys in for $20k and says he is going to follow me. I know he will have a hard time doing that, and I told him it means he will be taking a lot of free hands and will only be mildly increasing his bets on a winning streak, and never increasing his bet after a loss. As luck would have it, it turned out to be a decent shoe and we had a high hit rate. He did struggle to not make a bet when I didn’t, and of the three times he bet anyway, he lost two of them. Of course, I pointed that out to him. He made more money than me because he was betting higher units and was aggressively increasing his bets on consecutive wins
When he colored up, this is what he turned his $20k into:
He was so excited the whole time we were winning. As we are getting up he decided the next play was 100% going to be a banker. Before I could stop him he drops two chocolates on banker. Of course, player wins with a natural 8. He’s like so I won 34k instead of 44k, I’m fine with that. This attitude, which is how most gamblers approach the game, will keep them from being consistent long term winners — unless of course they can find a disciplined professional to follow.
He did throw a great party Saturday night though — far better than what this boring baccarat player could pull off.
Trip #3
Back home from a mid-week trip to Vegas. Play time was light, but won on all tables except one where I lost first two bets and left. Had to run over to Caesars to pick up some show tickets. Saw a good tote board and gave them 10 minutes play, winning 9 units. F.U. Caesars!
Next trip there will be several other members in town. Will be at Aria for that trip — haven’t been there in several months, will be good to have a go at their bac tables again.
MGM results before redeeming 20k marker:
Got back home today after a few fun days in Vegas. Met up with a couple guys who were playing at the Palms, where these guys were just crushing table after table. I played a couple shoes with them there and we played a couple tables together at Aria, where I was staying and concentrating most of my play at. The guys found the Palm shoes to be very consistent — they were just TBL and/or repeat shoes right from the start. I played two shoes at Palms with them at somewhat lower bet size. I lost the first table while the guys won. They capitalized on what they knew about the shoes at Palms, while I guess I wasn’t listening to them or needed to see it first. So as we are waiting for the cards for the next shoe we were discussing out loud how every shoe they have seen for two days has been TBL. Sure enough, the next box of pre-shuffled cards was a very consistent OTBL shoe. We killed it.
I also met up with black2bac and CndCharmer who came by Aria to talk baccarat and share some ideas. Other than the couple shoes at Palms, all of my play this trip was at Aria, where playing short term set ups and SAP won every shoe but one.
Was up 42 units last night when I took this pic.
But then gave a little back this morning before heading home with 36 units. Overall, another good trip with the chance to catch up with some other players. One more planned trip this month, October 28. Maybe some others will be around that weekend.
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