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Feeder
20 Apr 10 19:40
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I've just put this example together:

http://x-feeder.com/strategies/baccarat/pattern-fibonacci/

I think the only real situation in which you may lose your bank here is when Banker and Player CONSTANTLY take turns in winning two games each. In that case both the strategy and Fibonacci plan will turn useless. But does it really happen that often?
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Report Grunweld April 20, 2010 10:52 PM BST
No, but it will happen.
Report Jazza April 20, 2010 11:28 PM BST
Often enough
Report Jazza April 20, 2010 11:29 PM BST
Set it away in test mode starting at £2 stake. After 62 games -77
Report Grunweld April 21, 2010 7:50 AM BST
Feeder - what stops the staking at the £16 level? It seems to hit that and then return to min. stake. I have set the stop loss and limit profit at high levels to run a test.

If a strategy has legs there is no point in having these limits anyway. When are you supposed to start it again when it does hit a stop loss or limit profit level?
Report Feeder April 21, 2010 11:04 AM BST
Ok, a lot of useful information here. I'm far from recommending any strategy, I just came across it yesterday and the first tests proved to be promising.
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