BaccaratUnited

Hi everyone and Happy New Year,

I just sent this PM to KIDDO so he can read it since he is from Edmonton as well. If there are any other Edmontonians in the private forum, please don't hesitate to give me a shout. Any insights / suggestions towards the U2HiSAP system will be much appreciated. I am currently studying the free systems (System N U1D2 M2 to be exact, have finished studying the others) so that I understand the fundamentals before I move on to other systems. Just like everyone in this forum, I am willing to work on becoming a better "Gambler / Player" instead of losing my hard-earned money at the casinos on a constant basis. Thanks very much!!!

Hello KIDDO,

My name is James, another fellow baccarat player from Edmonton.

I have been lurking in this forum for a little while... Still trying to decide whether I should join the forum or not...

I have also noticed that you are from Edmonton as well...

I used to play at the Palace most of the time. However, nowadays I usually play at the Yellowhead or at the Baccarat.

I am currently taking a break from the game since I don't have enough starting funds. However, as soon as I can get my savings going, I would love to give this a try.

If you don't mind me asking, it would be really appreciated if you shared your experiences / insights (I have read stories about your success) about the U2HiSAP and how you would approach the game (How much to start with - As you would know, 8-deck handheld games in town require a minimum bet of $50 with the exception of Palace, which casino is the best in town to make money with U2HiSAP, what time is the best time to play and etc).

Anyhow, thanks very much and hope to talk to you soon.

mreteuya

Hello BacUnited,

I studied system N and it worked quite well for me in the beginning. Not sure if you learned, one of the systems that called OTB4L, or F2 but I learned those when I became a member. All the rules and sample games are listed in the full member thread. At the times, I didn't learn the full version of SAP yet. I combined OTB4L and a version of system N and played the two at the same time. I only bet. When both systems match, and it made a pretty penny. It's a lot of work versus learning a full SAP system, but it has gotten me by until now. I'm much more excited now, because we are so close to getting the new SAP manual out to members. In addition, the Skype conference calls were amazing! some of the two top players went over shoes play-by-play explaining what they did or why they did it and how they did it. Members can ask questions and get answers right on the spot, along with practice shoes were they could practice to compare the results to have it down pat.

I'm sure you'll start seeing you post of how well these new SAP versions are doing.

Hope to see you in a private forum soon.