If you analyze these results, you see that after three wins you have won $40. Even if you lose the forth bet, you'll be ahead $15 minus 5% commission of $1.75, for a net win of $13.25. Therefore even if you lose an escalated bet, you'll still be ahead, and after each winning bet your profits will increase drastically.
Most betting systems are based on doubling up or increasing bets after a loss, hoping that one bet will either wipe out all previous losses or and

show a slight profit, or will substantially reduce previous losses.
These betting systems run high risks with little reward.
Instead of rising bets after losses, the "Winning Baccarat System I" is based on keeping them at the minimum, and only raising them after a previous win. Thus, if you run into a bad losing streak, you won't be wiped out by escalating bets.

This winning baccarat system tries to put three factors to good use:

1) In Baccarat each round of play results in a win. For either player or bank. There is nothing similar to the 0 and 00 in Roulette to destroy a winning system. Ties are standoffs, where neither bank nor player loses.

2) We have a unique situation in baccarat, where one side wins more often than the other. The bank bet wins 50.68% of the time. Even though the house takes 5% commission, it only takes this commission on winning banker bets, not losing ones. So if you lose on a banker bet, you

will not pay an additional vigorish.

3) Sometimes in baccarat the bank hand will win one round after another, and at other times the player hand will do the same thing. The odds of the game, however, favor the bank hand, and winning streaks tend to be longer and stronger on the banker side.

So you'll use the bank bet as the basic wager and try to take advantage of winning streaks.
It is a good idea to keep track of what's happening on a scorecard furnished either by the house, or supplied by the player himself.

Example

Example

Example

1) You should have at least 50 units of play available for betting. In a $5 minimum game, you should sit down with no less than $250.
2) If you run into bad luck and lose your initial

bankroll, end your play and leave the table.
3) Never make larger and larger bets while losing, in a desperate attempt to break even.