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Always be on the lookout for a game where the house charges you less for the privilege of playing.
Avoid Standoff and Tie bets regardless of the situation.
Bet on the Banker hand the majority of the time.
Bet on the Player if the table commission is more than 5%.
Bet with the house if the commission on a table is less than 5%.
Every time you win a hand, increase the size of your bet by 50% on the next hand. When you lose, go back to your standard betting unit.
Get a scorecard and log each decision using the notation B for Bank and P for Player.
If you receive the Player cards, do not look at them until both the Player and Banker cards have been dealt.
Odds will either improve or worsen if you find a game being played with fewer than 8 decks.
Wager in single units for the first 15 to 20 hands of the shoe.
When wagering on the current hand, go back to the previous winner of the hand before the last one and bet on that winner, wither it be the banker or player.
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