Baccarat Squeeze: Does Peeling the Cards Slowly Change Anything?
What is the baccarat squeeze, what does "monkey" mean, and can bending a card slowly change the result? A short look at the ritual and the math behind it.
Can AI or Prediction Software Predict Baccarat? We Tested 67 Million Hands
Before building Baccarator, I tried several baccarat prediction apps. They all read the scoreboard. We tested that idea on 67 million simulated hands.
Are There Patterns in Baccarat? We Checked 1 Million Shoes
Do baccarat patterns predict the next hand? We simulated 1 million shoes and checked what happens after streaks and chops of every length.
Baccarat Scoreboard Explained: Big Road, Big Eye Boy, Small Road and Cockroach Pig
What do the Big Road, Big Eye Boy, Small Road and Cockroach Pig on a baccarat scoreboard mean? How each one is drawn, and whether any of them predict the next hand.
Baccarat Betting Systems Tested: Fibonacci, Paroli, 1-3-2-6 and D'Alembert
Do baccarat betting systems work? I ran Fibonacci, Paroli, 1-3-2-6 and D'Alembert through a million 100-hand sessions. Some win more often, but the average cost per dollar bet never moves.
Baccarat Streaks: How Often Does 6 in a Row Really Happen?
My parents rode long streaks. I waited for the sixth hand and started a Martingale against them. Two million simulated shoes later, here's what the math says about both of us.
Why Do Casinos Give You Free Pens and Paper at the Baccarat Table?
In a casino, even water costs money. So why are the pen and baccarat scorecards free? Here's what those roads really record, and one 20-card example that shows what they can't.
Baccarat Strategy: What the Math Says Actually Works
Every baccarat strategy promises an edge. The math says no betting system changes what a bet costs. Here's what the numbers do show, with the Martingale math worked out.