Beating online Bacarrat?

[Mr. Curious]

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There is mention of this on wizardofodds. You can infact gain an edge but its so tiny its not worth the effort.
http://wizardofodds.com/baccarat/baccaratapx2.html

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I've read about that before, but the systems they are using are meant for LIVE play. My post was targeting the online environment where a computer could be used to count all cards with an exact approximation of the next hand's likely result.

[alThor]

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I've read about that before, but the systems they are using are meant for LIVE play. My post was targeting the online environment where a computer could be used to count all cards with an exact approximation of the next hand's likely result.

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Even with computer perfect play, bac would only be beatable if cards were dealt down almost to the very end of the shoe. Even then, you'd have to sit out for most of the beginning of the shoe, otherwise your edge would be eaten up by the earlier bets, especially using the customary 8 decks. This fact was suggested years ago via simulation, by Abdul. In modern times it can be verified by exact computation, which I can verify has been done by at least one person.

alThor

[krimson]

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There is mention of this on wizardofodds. You can infact gain an edge but its so tiny its not worth the effort.
http://wizardofodds.com/baccarat/baccaratapx2.html

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I've read about that before, but the systems they are using are meant for LIVE play. My post was targeting the online environment where a computer could be used to count all cards with an exact approximation of the next hand's likely result.

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If you were to come up with a system to beat a game in an online casino, they would assuredly have you banned before you put it to good use.