SUCCESS! I have built my Baccarat model

I have been trying to avoid having to build my own baccarat model, but haven't been able to find anything satisfactory for sale. Well, I finally threw in the towel and have spent too much of the summer building in various programs and languages. Tonight I have just had the first test of my model in Access. The first results are in, and I think it is working right. Whew!!

There is still lots of testing and verification to go, but I think it is doing just what I need it to do.

I just had to share with somebody.

If he is barking up the wrong tree, you don't want to know. If he isn't, he won't tell you. Sucks, doesn't it:)

simulator and if so, did it confirm the usually accepted odds?

You can test your program to see if you can get the same results as the ones shown below:

For 8 decks and the first round:
Banker wins 0.458597
Player wins 0.446247
Tie 0.095156

I once used MS Access to program Baccarat calculations. First I used floating number as the numeric data type. The results were about 0.001 off (error). Then I changed the numeric data type from floating to decimal. This time the decimal calculation was very accurate and got the above results which were confirmed by others published in the internet.

a hot blonde who can count to 9

a blond female model or a simulator.
Blonds and software developers must both despise progressions players.
When I'm 100 years old, they'll probably all come flocking and offering to help me spend my progression winnings.:)

At least it won't be as sad as the counter at the the top of the page who ran off with his tail between his legs.

I expect I will find the same as everyone else: that Bacarrat cannot be beat. But I usually don't just accept other's results unless I can duplicate them. Also, for me the fun is in the challenge. I have a few ideas on things I think others may not have looked at. And I am not talking any silly progression stuff or anything like that.

I expect I will find the same as everyone else: that Bacarrat cannot be beat.

Baccarat can be beaten. Some people have made more than seven figures with it (though in some cases they started with more than seven figures).
The secret is very well hidden though, and the method extremely difficult to pull off as a practical matter.