How many tie hands in a row have you ever seen in baccarat ?
Either in a land casino or playing online.
Question posted by: john
Answer
I can provide some information about the probability of consecutive tie hands in baccarat.
In baccarat, a tie occurs when both the player and banker hands have the same total value. Ties are relatively rare in baccarat, and the probability of a tie occurring on any given hand is around 9.5%. However, the probability of consecutive tie hands is much lower.
The probability of two consecutive tie hands is around 0.9%, or roughly 1 in 111. The probability of three consecutive tie hands is even lower, at around 0.09%, or roughly 1 in 1,111. The probability of four consecutive tie hands is even lower still, at around 0.009%, or roughly 1 in 11,111.
While it is technically possible for consecutive tie hands to occur, the probability of this happening is quite low. In fact, it is much more likely that you will see a mix of player and banker wins, with the occasional tie thrown in.
It is worth noting that baccarat is a game of chance, and the outcome of each hand is completely independent of the previous hand. This means that the probability of a tie occurring on any given hand is always the same, regardless of whether there have been previous tie hands.
In conclusion, while consecutive tie hands in baccarat are relatively rare, they can occur from time to time. However, the probability of this happening is quite low, and it is much more likely that you will see a mix of player and banker wins, with the occasional tie thrown in.
Personally, I haven’t played enough baccarat to witness any really big streaks of ties. I think I remember seeing 3 in a row a few times.
I might be mistaken, but I’m quite sure it’s 1 out of 10 to hit a tie. (9 to 1 odds, so they pay you 8 to 1 on the bet.)
If that is right, then AFTER you’ve seen your first tie, you could expect a 2nd to hit right after that once ever 10 times. After hitting 1 tie, expect to make it a 3-in-a-row about once ever 100 times, and 4-in-a-row once every 1,000 times. Again – these numbers are after you’ve already hit 1 tie looking for a streak.
Add a zero at the end of those numbers if you are just sitting down and are wondering what the odds are of hitting any streak of ties right now. 1 in 10 for one; 1 in 100 for two; 1 in 1,000 for three, 1 in 10,000 for four; 1 in 100,000 for five; and once in every million times will you sit down and get 6 ties hands in a row. I’m sure it happens, but not very often.
Last note – these are all based on a 1 in 10 shot of getting a tie. 1 in 10 seems logical seeing that there are 10 outcomes in baccarat for any hand. Please, someone let me know if I’m wrong about that stat.
I play baccarat for many years in Casino not online.
The most tie hand I saw a row are 6 times.
It means continue have six appears in a row.