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==============================================    Wednesday, January 28, 2009
 
The new IBS5 - Infallible Baccarat System Version 5.0 by Izak Matatya

Hello everyone,

I have a wonderful surprise for you.  A great way to start the new year 2009.  After the tremendous success of its predecessor IBS4, IBS is now available at its latest version 5.0.  What else could have been improved over a quasi perfect system IBS4?

For one thing, the session bankroll requirement is even less: 165 units versus 200. 

Its bet selection is not only much simpler, but even more effective.  IBS4's bet selection had a 49% win rate over tester books, although the bet method required not more than 30% winning bets.  IBS5 has more winning bets than losing ones,   In fact, over the entire 600 shoes of the Zumma tester book by Eric St. Germain: 72 Days at the Baccarat Table, IBS5 generates a total of 20,556 wins versus 20,440 losses or +116 units for 41,007 played decisions.  And this proportion is well maintained over millions of randomly generated decisions.

This means that you can even use the system with flat bets only and it will win over the long run.  Flat betting has its advantages, that you can place larger unit sizes.  If you are playing say with $100 chips, you will win over $11,600 in 600 shoes.  One can achieve that in a couple of months.

From a good system, we expect long term and consistent winnings.  Sometimes, this is achieved with the combination of the bet selection and the bet method, such as the case of IBS4.  With IBS5, you can use the system with either flat bets with its bet selection, or any bet selection with its bet method, because its bet method is the most powerful one and will work with any bet selection of your choice. 

Combining a strong bet selection and a very powerful bet method, IBS5 provides you an absolute winner. 

The entire 41,007 Zumma decisions have been tested decision after decision and the results obtained are absolutely stunning:

6,642 runs are played and won generating 6,642 units profit, meaning that IBS5 doesn't lose a single run over the entire 600 shoes.   This is the greatest accomplishment for negative expectancy games.

This is achieved with a session bankroll not exceeding 165 units and the maximum bet not exceeding 37 units in the worst case scenario.  Otherwise, the majority of all runs are easily, elegantly and smoothly closed with profit with only a few chips.  Tables ranges being at the smallest 1-50, and could extend to 1-300 and even more, IBS5 never reaches the maximum. 

IBS5 is a breakthrough over all gambling systems with best performance ever with optimized bankroll and highest bet ever needed.

Yes, IBS5 can be used for all even paying games, such as Baccarat, Roulette, Craps, Sic-Bo and Casino War.  One can use it on all even bets for Reds/Blacks, Even/Odd, High/Low in Roulette, Player/Banker in Baccarat, Pass-Line/Don't Pass Line in Craps, Big Small in Sic-Bo and War.

Generating +6642 units profit over 600 shoes gives you an average win rate of an amazing 11 units per shoe.  Playing with $25 units, this means you can make $275 on each and every Baccarat shoe you play.  Double this amount with $50 chips.  And this takes into account commissions.  You will see in the system document how the 5% Banker win commissions do not affect the system's performance at all.  In fact with or without commission, you generate exactly the same amount of aimed profit.  This is another special technique developed within IBS5 and fully explained. 

For Roulette, Craps, Sic-Bo, you need not worry about any type of commission.  The zeros in roulette hardly affect the win rate.  They are simply registered as a loss in the betting scheme and action is taken accordingly within the system.

The highest bet is also flexible.  The system has set it to 37, but if you find this even too high for you, it will still win all runs with a maximum bet fitting your budget.

This is accomplished with very special betting techniques, not seen anywhere in any system.  The betting techniques of IBS5 are even more enhanced and more efficient, trying at all times to reduce the overall bankroll needed and the maximum bet. 

Using IBS5 with flat bets, you can play it on each decision.  Using it with its bet method, IBS5 manages to skip numerous losses and focuses on the bets that win. 

The IBS5 system document has 28 pages of easy reading.  It has to be studied thoroughly in order to master all betting techniques in order to apply them to your play most efficiently.  The document provides you sufficient examples.  And should you need more examples, the IBS5 simulation Excel spreadsheet documents all 41,007 decisions of all 600 Zumma shoes, each 6,642 run being an example to study with full explanation provided in the rightmost comments section.

The IBS5 document has been written in a totally independent manner of the previous versions of IBS.  Therefore, if you do not possess any previous versions, you can totally understand the document and use IBS5 fully on its own.

In order to protect IBS5 from illegal distribution and sharing it over a large number of people, it is written in the form of an e-book, meaning that only you, the owner, will be able to open the document, registering it on the web server and being connected to the internet without being able to print it, dump screens nor share it with anyone else.  This will also prevent its usage over a large quantity of players, as the casino could take counter measures when they detect too many consistent winners.  So it is to your great advantage to keep the system for yourself and win secretly with it, without over exposing it.  You know very well what the casinos have done against Edward Thorp's card counting method. You don't want the same thing to happen with IBS5, whether you use it in Baccarat, Roulette, Sic-Bo, Craps or any even money paying game.

IBS5 has a price tag of only $700, despite being the best system out there.  A Baccarat shoe takes about an hour to play.  When you make at least $200 per shoe, say with $20 units, and playing not more than 5 shoes a day, you can easily generate $1000 profit per day, every single day of your play.  The system price will pay itself off within the first week of your play. 

Click here to order for an email delivery of the system.  You will receive the system e-book, which consists of about 28 pages of easy reading, but needing thorough studying and practicing and an Excel spreadsheet simulation for 41,007 decisions, that can alternate between the Zumma tester book decisions and random decisions, by the click of a button.

Your full satisfaction is guaranteed.  If the system's performance is not to your liking, which I doubt very much, you can ask for a full refund within 30 days of your purchase, and, as you all know, I always honor my guarantees.

Thank you,
Izak Matatya

Wishing you all the best,
Izak

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