Baccarat is a pure game of change with each player only making the decision on which hand or combination of hands to bet on.

The house edge in Baccarat is very low:

Player    1.06%
Bank      1.24%
Tie         14.36%

No Baccarat system can be mathematically proven to work; however, there are several systems that are very popular amongst Baccarat players:

Baccarat Systems

Ride the Streak

The basis of this system is that you only bet when a winning streak occurs. You are effectively backing a winning streak with the hope that the streak continues.

It must be remembered though that the probability of any outcome on any given hand is 50/50.

1 3 2 6 Baccarat System

The basis of this system is that you risk small units for large returns.

Here’s how it works:

• Bet 1 unit on the first hand.
• If you win, you double up and now have 2 units. Add 1 unit to the 2 units for a total wager of 3 units on the second hand.
• If you win, you double up again and now have 6 units on the table. Remove 4 units and wager the remaining 2 units on the third hand.
• If you win, you have 6 units on the table. Add 2 more units for a total wager of 6 units on the fourth hand.

If you win, you have 12 units on the table. You wagered 2 units of your own money, and you have won 10 units from the house, less any commission due.

Each time you lose a round, start over at step 1.

Martingale System

The basis of this system is that you double up after a loss.

Here’s how it works
Bet one unit on either Bank or Player. Every time you win you bet one unit again on the next hand. If you lose you double your bet for the next hand.

When you eventually have a winning hand your net win will be one unit.

The big problem with this system is that if the losing streak is long enough you won’t have enough money to make the next bet.