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One of the biggest mistakes made while playing baccarat is succumbing to the belief in a "gamblers' fallacy." This fallacy occurs when a player assumes that past outcomes in the game will somehow influence future outcomes. For example, if the player sees that the banker has won multiple times in a row, they may think that the player bet is due to win and place a large bet accordingly.
In reality, baccarat outcomes are independent of each other, and each hand has the same odds of winning regardless of the previous results. This is known as the "law of independent trials." Believing in the gamblers' fallacy can lead to irrational and risky betting decisions, as players try to predict or chase a particular outcome based on a perceived pattern.
In reality, baccarat outcomes are independent of each other, and each hand has the same odds of winning regardless of the previous results. This is known as the "law of independent trials." Believing in the gamblers' fallacy can lead to irrational and risky betting decisions, as players try to predict or chase a particular outcome based on a perceived pattern.
