IBS3 - Infallible Baccarat System - Version 3.0

Unsolicited Testimonials on Izak Matatya's IBS3
the Infallible Baccarat System - Version 3.0

"Hello Izak,

Well, IBS3 is one heck of a system, and I can tell you that I'll be experimenting with it for the rest of my life!  Its potential seems enormous.  I don't know how you came up with its rules and format, but it looks exciting."                                                                           Joey C

"hasn't lost a single shoe in 40,000 hands"

This is it.  I'm very excited and proud to present you the most perfect system ever written.  A system one would call the holy grail.  A system that wins and wins and never loses!  A gambler's dream coming true!  A breakthrough in the entire betting systems history! 

This is IBS3, version 3 of IBS - The Infallible Baccarat System. 

Version 1 of IBS completed the entire 600 Zumma shoes with +3646 units, but had to abandon 12 runs with a loss along the way,  as the 1024 unit bankroll was not always sufficient to complete a run with a win.

IBS version 2.1 used 64 unit sessions and completed the 600 shoes with +1104 units, as some sessions were accepted as a loss. However, IBS2.1 had also generated more than 110,000 units over 1.47 million tested spins, which made IBS2 the system which held up the most over long run tests.

After very  long hours of research, IBS3 now comes with not a single losing shoe, not a single abandoned run with a loss, played continuously throughout the entire 41,007 decisions of the 600 Zumma shoes generating a glorious +5109 units, exceeding all expectations. 

That's correct.  IBS3 wins every single shoe from the beginning all the way to the end of 600 Zumma shoes, a tremendous achievement.  Its profit graph goes smoothly linearly up with no losses at all.  This is a system, which will be talked about for a long time.

Both the bet selection and the bet method have been tremendously modified and improved over the two previous versions. 

The previous two versions bet on every single decision.  IBS3 does some little tracking, attempting to skip potential losses as much as possible.  You will still be able to play at least 50% of all bets. 

The previous versions required the winning of only 23% of all bets in a 50-50 even bet game.  IBS3 requires even less, without having to more raise your bets.

A Martingale double up type of system would require the betting of:
1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 512 1024 2048 4096 8192 16384... after 14 consecutive losses.  IBS3 can hold as many consecutive losses as you may have (17, 29, 45, 139, 223, 398 (did someone ever have that many losses in a row?) and the run will still close with a win without exceeding the table limit.

In fact, if your bet would exceed the table limit, IBS3 has a special technique to handle that.  And this is achieved without having to split your bets, such as in the split bet technique of version 1. 

IBS3 continues betting until the closure of the run with a win and never fails to do so. 

IBS3 is designed for table ranges of 1-400, that is the maximum bet being 400 times the minimum bet.  A lot of Baccarat tables have $25 minimum and $15,000 maximum bets, providing you a range of 1-600.  Quite a few on-line casinos also provide you a range up to 1-1000 playing with minimum $1 chips or even less. 

The maximum bet that IBS3 had to place was 384 units within the Zumma 600 shoes and that run happened only once.  That run also closed with a win.  Other than this one, there were about 6-7 tough runs, where bets between 100-200 needed to be placed.  Since IBS3 achieves +5109 units, that means, there were 5109 completed runs, as each winning run gives you 1 unit profit.  And since there were only 6-7 runs, which required higher bets than usual, that means thousands of runs were won quite easily, which is the great majority of the time. Nevertheless, no run was abandoned with a loss and each one completed with the 1 unit profit we were aiming for.

Making 5109 units profit for 600 shoes averages a profit of 8.5 units per shoe achieved most consistently. 

The toughest run required 1152 units, which you can consider as a lifetime bankroll.  Otherwise, your normal session buy in should not exceed 300 units, in order to complete numerous IBS3 winning runs.

Since IBS3's bet method is designed for even bets, you can apply the method quite easily to any even paying bet (1:1) game, such as Red/Black, High/Low, Even/Odd in Roulette, Pass Line/Don't Pass Line in Craps, Player/Banker in Baccarat, Small/Big in Sic-Bo and Casino War and it will win equally well, tested both live and in simulations.

Upon the purchase of IBS3, which is a 55 page document, you will also receive an Excel attachment having each Zumma 600 shoe decision with the IBS3 method applied, providing you with 5109 different patterns and examples on how IBS3 wins them all.  In fact, IBS3 is not pattern dependent at all.  It wins any imaginable decision pattern you may have. 

IBS3 is priced at $6,000.  When you see the way it wins, you will see that it's worth it.

As usual, you have full money back guarantee, upon your full satisfaction, no questions asked, if you ask for a refund within 30 days of your purchase.

IBS3 comes with unlimited support.  You're welcome to ask me any question prior to and after your purchase by emailing me at: webmaster@letstalkwinning.com.  I will be happy to answer you any time and explain you the system, should you need any assistance for as many questions as you may have.  The system is not too hard to learn, but it will need some practice in order not to make mistakes.  I tested 5109 runs manually, which took me about 6 consecutive days, testing 100 shoes a day.  So, I'm fully trained and know the system inside and out.  Just by looking at the electronic scoreboards of Roulette and Baccarat for a few seconds, I can tell how many units the system generates.  It's a true cash cow.

Thank you,
Izak Matatya

TMF has completed the Excel Macro. Congratulations on an excellent job done. IBS3 is now totally programmed and automated. One can set as a parameter, the highest bet, the highest bankroll and the highest drawdown for all Zumma shoes: the 600 shoe set and the 1000 shoe set (split in two for 1-500 shoes and 501-1000 shoes due to their size).

Running extensive tests, those are my findings:

For Zumma 600 shoes, setting the highest bet to 384 units, IBS3 generated +5106 units with a highest drawdown not exceeding 453 units.

For Zumma 600 shoes, setting the highest bet to 288 units, IBS3 generated +5054 units with a highest drawdown not exceeding 1118 units.

For Zumma 1-500 shoes, setting the highest bet to 336 units, IBS3 generated +4625 units with a highest drawdown not exceeding 1501 units.

For Zumma 1-500 shoes, setting the highest bet to 288 units, IBS3 generated +4623 units with a highest drawdown not exceeding 1502 units, not too different from the above but with much lower highest bet.

For Zumma 1-500 shoes, setting the highest bet to 144 units, IBS3 generated +4449 units with a highest drawdown not exceeding 225 units.
This is very good, but doesn't hold for other shoes.

For Zumma 501-1000 shoes, setting the highest bet to 896 units, IBS3 generated +4529 units with a highest drawdown not exceeding 1577 units.

For Zumma 501-1000 shoes, setting the highest bet to 576 units, IBS3 generated +4522 units with a highest drawdown not exceeding 2001 units.

For Zumma 501-1000 shoes, setting the highest bet to 384 units, IBS3 generated +4493 units with a highest drawdown not exceeding 2129 units.

For Zumma 501-1000 shoes, setting the highest bet to 288 units, IBS3 generated +4483 units with a highest drawdown not exceeding 2131 units.

Consolidating the above results, the most common parameter appears to be the setting of the highest bet to 288 units, for which the highest drawdown is 2131 units in all 1600 Zumma shoes.

This is ideal for even 1-300 bet ranges, better than the originally designed 1-400 bet range.

The final conclusion is that IBS3 generates 5054+4623+4483=14,160 units for 1600 shoes, averaging 8.85 units per shoe very consistently.

Thank you,
Izak Matatya