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I have been playing bacarrat at my local casino, sad little place besides the terminal with baccarat, sic bo, two roulette games, and another game I can't remember everything else is slots. It sucks but it is all there is. I play baccarat often. I usually lose everything but the odd win has me going back. Anyway I noticed a pretty bad trend that makes me think the game is rigged, well for one it doesn't list how many decks or how deep or when it is shuffled . the results leave little information as it only shows the last 30 hands or so and when it jots forward 10 15 spots for more room for results the difference in how many the banker has won compared to to the player can be incredibly different like the banker having 10 wins on the player to the player having 10 wins. and another thing i have noticed are that the streaks seem to stop and it flip flops the whole time you have money in the thing and are waiting without betting for one to arrive so you can bet against it continuing. Now I can count most of that up to gamblers paranoia, but one thing that really disturbs me and I have never come across before ever when playing baccarat is the player is limited to only $100 per hand but the banker can bet at least $375 per hand and naturally I thought it an error in my favor for once as the player was on a 9 hand streak. yes my ship has come in. HAHAHAHA not a chance. I lost $260 the first over bet hand and close to $600 on the next bet. Wow what a streak. Now for a table game the limit can go up as high as $2000 with a minimum of $10 to play. But wtf the player is hobbled form betting more than a $100 but the banker who statistically is destined to win over all so if there was a cap I would assume that it would allow the player to bet more not the banker. Anyway that is a mute point I have never seen a betting cap for any game that only affects one of the players it is usually fair and caps everyone equally. Should I be making a complaint for unfair treatment and a biased rigged game which it clearly is and I will certainly be quietly filming the game act the way it does before suing them. so if anyone figures out where I live and the casino in question don't ***** me over by tipping them off or going and doing what I am going to based on the answer here. If you do and I find out who you are I will be winning free room and board from the government. lol. Seriously I play by the rules and accept that the house has a certain amount of edge over me and I never NEVER cheat when I gamble. I may have palmed the odd ace when I was a kid but when I enter a casino I am a pillar. I have even returned a purse that i found after losing and being broke playing poker at another casino which I found out have over $2000 in it the old lady gave me $20 and I'd do it again even if I only got a smile and a thank you for doing so. With that in mind Ii find it despicable that a licensed casino is possibly cheating and putting rules into their games that aren't listed and are unusual in such a way that is basically tricking the player And I guess 11 hands in a row isn't too out of the ordinary in any given shoe. I should ask them how their game is organized and is the terminal the same game across the whole province like keno is in a convenience store.... that's the background and here is what I want to know. Is it usual or at least legal as far as rule setting for any particular game like baccarat for a limit of $100 for a player bet but upwards of $500 at least (I don't know the actual capping limit) for a banker bet. And cap the player most likely to lose seems against all logic if you ask me. Thanks and trolls do your thing and then go ask your mom if she found my cuff-links . I can't find them after me and the rest of the lads from work ran that train on her last Saturday and I would like them back.