2026-09-25

Run the program on one PC and the day's result depends on the one table it sits at. Run several PCs at different tables and stop on the combined total, and the picture changes. This post covers running several machines as one team.
Nobody knows how any table will go today. While one machine loses, another may be winning. If each stops on its own, the losing one ends down and the winning one ends up. Stop on the total and the day is judged on the whole, not on one machine's ups and downs.
Running several machines does not change the odds of a hand, though. What changes is how much the day's result swings. Results at different tables move independently, so the total swings less than any one machine does.
The leader creates a team and invites members by their user ID, and each member joins with one click in their own program. The leader's screen shows a box per member with capital, profit and loss, bet size and current step, betting method, table, and take-profit and stop-loss, all in real time.
With one button the leader starts or stops everyone, or stops one member, or changes a member's bet table or table. Changes reach that member's program right away. No phone calls to tell someone to lower their bets and then check they did.
Each member bets from their own Stake account. Nothing is pooled. The team only combines the results and stops together.
The signal to stop on the total comes from the server. If a machine loses its connection to the server, it does not get that signal. So even in a team, keep each member's own take-profit and stop-loss switched on. Also decide in advance whether to stop everyone when one member drops out, or carry on without them.

Four machines running as one team.
Why judge the day on the total, not one machine How leader invites, member accepts once Leader start/stop all, control one, change bet table or table Money each member's own account, never pooled Watch out keep personal take-profit and stop-loss on, agree what to do if one drops
Hiddenpick is a Windows program that runs Evolution live baccarat on Stake (stake.com) for you, following the rules you set. The buttons and steps for team mode are in the guide with pictures.