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As a London-based financial analyst with an MSc in economics, I approach baccarat not as gambling—but as a stochastic system ripe for behavioral optimization. Drawing on my Cambridge training and nocturnal obsession with game theory, I’ve decoded the hidden probability structures behind 'banker vs. player' dynamics. This isn’t about luck—it’s about risk-adjusted betting, RNG integrity, and the discipline of walking away from hot streaks. Let me show you how to turn carnival chaos into calibrated strategy.

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