The Fibonacci Baccarat Betting System

Play a few rounds of baccarat and you'll soon see it's easy to both win and lose - that's where the Fibonacci Baccarat System can make the difference by protecting your bank from small losses, giving you the chance to break even and hopefully build a healthy profit when you strike a hot streak.

The Fibonacci System can be used by anyone to give them a gaming edge over the casino - however it's perfect for the average player because it works best for the small stakes gambler. The Fibonacci Numbers are known as divine numbers, and their clever intervention can be a useful tool in the winning player's baccarat arsenal.

The Fibonacci System is a basic money recovery strategy - but many players with small bankrolls prefer it to other systems such as the Martingale System, because it doesn’t require the high risk stakes that can wipe out your bank in one hit.
Using the Fibonacci Betting System, you place a bet of one unit and only progress your stakes when you hit a losing bet - if you have the discipline to have a smart money management plan, Fibonacci can be applied to powerful effect.

The Fibonacci numbers were studied by Leonardo of Pisa in approximately 1,200AD, but all you really need to know is the next number in the chain is the sum of the 2 previous numbers:

0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, 233, 377...

To apply the system, simply follow the Fibonacci numbers - start with a single unit and stick with that wager until you hit a losing bet - at this point, increase your stake to the sum of the next Fibonacci number.

So, if your starting wager is £5, and your first 3 bets lose, your stakes would be: £5, £5, £10. If your next 2 bets were to win, you’d be in profit by £25:
£5   L
£5   L
£10 L
£15 W
£15 W

The Fibonacci System's progressive stakes cover your last two losing bets - in the long run Fibonacci can keep you in the game long enough to make your winning runs pay nicely. Fibonacci is the small time gambler's best friend - it's specifically designed to be used with relatively small stakes and bankrolls, making it ideal for players with minimal unit stakes (£5 or less). Stick to small unit stakes and you should be able to cover any short-term losses.