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BACCARAT BOOKS

	Baccarat for the Clueless by John May, Publication Date: 09/01/1998, 144 pages Ignore the title even if you are clueless because this is an very thorough book on the subject of baccarat. In 15 chapters, the author covers everything from how to play all versions of the game (mini-bac, American and European baccarat) to the future of the game. There's a 20-page history with a special discussion on women at the tables and an equally lengthy section on card counting. Other chapter headings include Analyzing the Shuffle; Other Advantage-Play Techniques; Cheating; Chemin de Fer; Baccarat en Banque; Super Pan Nine; Tournament Baccarat; Playing for Comps; The Internet; Psychology; and Baccarat Miscellanea. Various strategies are explored, including subjects like warping, card-steering, junkets, and tell-play.

	The Baccarat Battle Book: How to Attack the Game of Baccarat by Frank Scoblete, Publication Date: 09/01/1999, 214 pages Scoblete shows clearly the complexities of baccarat. He discusses card counting systems, advantage play methods, and ways to reduce the casino commission on the bank bets. The book is great reading and never dull. If you play baccarat you should seriously consider getting this book.

	Secrets of Winning Baccarat by Brian Kaysar, Publication Date: 04/22/2003, 192 pages The author recorded the results of each hand for 232 shoes and concocted a system that would work against that set of results. In case you're new to baccarat, the first section explains the game clearly, especially the third-card rule which often confuses not only the player but also the dealer. From that auspicious beginning, Kayser moves through sections titled Baccarat Style (finding the table, making the bet, handling chips, etc.), Some Basic Mechanics (keeping a score card and terminology); Basic Betting Strategy (trends, ten foot hole, basic strategy, testing the strategy, applying the basic strategy, distribution of winning shoe, odds of getting consecutive non-winning shoe.) How Baccarat Works ( odds, runs, strategies); Advanced Betting Strategies (three advanced strategies); Looking for Opportunities (singleton vs. run, betting row three, four, mental bets, every hand); A Unified Strategy (picking opportunities); Frame of Mind; Have the Money to Back Your Play, Targets, Ties; Some Observations; Practice Play; Advanced Tactics: Testing Procedures. Quite a bit packed between the covers of this one.



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