Baccarat Session Graph — Track Your Progress

A session graph shows you exactly how your bankroll moved throughout a baccarat session — every win, every loss, and the overall trend. It's one of the most useful tools for understanding your play and improving over time.

What Does a Session Graph Show?

A session graph plots your bankroll against time (or number of hands). The vertical axis shows your current balance. The horizontal axis shows hands played. The line moves up with wins and down with losses.

Reading Your Session Graph

Upward trend — you're winning more than losing. The shoe is going well.

Downward trend — losses are outpacing wins. Consider whether you've hit your stop-loss.

Flat with spikes — choppy session with occasional streaks. Typical of a mixed shoe.

Why the Graph is Valuable

Without a graph, it's easy to lose track of your session. You might feel like you're doing well because of a recent win streak, but the graph shows you're actually still down from an early loss.

The graph gives you an objective view of your session performance, removing the emotional distortion that comes from remembering only recent hands.

Using the Graph with Stop-Loss

Set your stop-loss level in BaccaratEdge Settings. The app draws a dotted line on the graph at your stop-loss level. When your bankroll line approaches this level, you get a visual warning before the alert triggers.

Session Graph in BaccaratEdge

BaccaratEdge's session graph updates after every hand. It shows your starting bankroll, current balance, and the running P&L delta. The graph uses green for positive sessions and red for negative ones — you can see your performance status at a glance.