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Episode Transcript
So with all these road approaches, and there are
more that I'll talk about overthe course of my podcast,
there's a term that came up, um,that she used quite a bit.
It's called modes and, and whatit's loads is just a fancy way
for change your system after youlose a certain amount of times
(00:21):
in a row.
And also understand that theseapproaches, these systems, as we
say, is they're usually designedto play every hand or that's the
intention of the person whodesigned them.
Um, they don't wait foranything.
They just simply bet the sameway all the time.
And you know, very seldom isthat a good way to play.
(00:41):
But they did evolve over time,uh, from players playing the
game.
But a mode is simply this.
Let's say for instance, you'replaying time before last and you
lose because you're on a lot oftwo in a row, say two in a row.
Well, they'd call that timebefore last mode three, because
when you hit that third loss ina row, then maybe you'd switched
(01:04):
to opposite time before last orsome other strategy that you
think may be appropriate at theparticular time.
So modes is something thatrefers to the number of times
that you lose before yourchange.
And of course, mode one wouldbe, well, if you lose one, then
you immediately change.
As soon as you lose one, youchange to another strategy.
(01:26):
Mode two would be after you losetwo, and mode three would be
after you lose three.
Now it can be valuablesometimes.
Um, it does, uh, allow you toadjust to what's going on in the
game after all.
What a better way to learn.
You're playing the wrongstrategy, or I should say it's a
better way to learn, but it's anobvious way to learn.
(01:48):
Uh, if you're losing, obviouslythe strategy isn't working and
it stops you at three.
Now, whether one, two, or threelosses in a row has any
statistical significant, uh, onecould argue about it endlessly,
but, uh, it is just kind of away they started to enhance
these road strategies.
(02:09):
So as we talk about thesethings, you can see how they
evolve.
They started off with, you know,we'll always do this.
And then after a while theystarted noticing, well, if we
always do that, we lose probablyjust as quickly as if we just
randomly guessed.
So there was no advantage to doit.
Then they started adding somestatistics to it.
(02:30):
Like, you know, after you losethree times in a row, well it
wasn't based on any sort of, um,analysis of what's going on in
the game, just when you losejust bet a different way.
So that was one of the firstways that early baccarat players
started to tweak how they play.
And it's very interesting tounderstand, or it's critical to
(02:51):
understand how the game evolvedand how a players who actually
learned how to win at the game,uh, our thinking and at its
these road strategies were thefirst things that came about
then to change the strategyafter you lost so many times in
a row.
So anyway, that's what the modesare about.
If you ever hear anyone talkabout that in Baccarat.
(03:14):
Okay.
This is Keith from beat thecasino.
See you online.
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