The Martingale strategy in Baccarat performs differently depending on the odds of winning for the Player and Banker hands. Since the Banker hand has a slightly higher probability of winning (around 50.68%), the Martingale strategy favors betting on the Banker hand. However, the 5% commission on Banker wins reduces the expected value.
To maximize expected value, consider the following adjustments:
1. Bet on the Banker hand to take advantage of the higher probability of winning.
2. Use a modified Martingale strategy that takes into account the commission on Banker wins. One approach is to increase the bet by a factor slightly less than 2 (e.g., 1.95) after a loss, to account for the commission.
3. Set a finite bankroll and maximum bet limit to manage risk and avoid excessive bet sizes.
4. Consider a "partial Martingale" strategy, where you only double your bet after a loss up to a certain point, and then revert to a flat bet.
To maximize expected value, consider the following adjustments:
1. Bet on the Banker hand to take advantage of the higher probability of winning.
2. Use a modified Martingale strategy that takes into account the commission on Banker wins. One approach is to increase the bet by a factor slightly less than 2 (e.g., 1.95) after a loss, to account for the commission.
3. Set a finite bankroll and maximum bet limit to manage risk and avoid excessive bet sizes.
4. Consider a "partial Martingale" strategy, where you only double your bet after a loss up to a certain point, and then revert to a flat bet.