Does BFX provide a baccarat card-counting Excel file?
The BFX Gaming site does not list an Excel workbook or downloadable spreadsheet for baccarat card counting. Its public resources include card-counting education, app guides, and access to private Inner Circle Elite training. Do not assume that a spreadsheet download is included with those materials.
The ProCount_3_AI app is described as a Python desktop application that combines hand-count inputs with compound-math calculations. It is a separate app workflow, not an Excel file. BFX also describes desktop and Android apps with Complete Access, but the public page does not specify them as general Excel calculators.
What a spreadsheet can help you record
If you build a personal study log, use it to preserve a complete record—not to create a betting signal by changing formulas until the results look favorable. A basic log could record the date, game format, shoe or round identifier, known exposed cards, the rule being tested, the decision, the outcome, and any input or execution errors.
Keep observation separate from interpretation. For example, record the cards that were actually visible in one column and the count calculated under a written rule in another. If the method uses a weighted total, label it as such. Do not label a weighted count as an exact count of a rank unless the inputs and calculation support that claim.
Validate formulas before relying on them
Test formulas with small examples where the answer can be checked by hand. Include a complete starting shoe, a known set of removed cards, and a shoe reset. Verify how the workbook treats missing values, duplicate entries, ties, and cards that were not visible. Lock down the rules before reviewing outcomes so that the spreadsheet does not silently change its assumptions mid-test.
- Write the game and shoe assumptions at the top of the workbook.
- Keep raw observations and calculated fields separate.
- Record skipped hands, corrections, and mistakes rather than deleting them.
- Use a version note when formulas or rules change.
- Never treat a spreadsheet output as a guaranteed next-hand prediction.
A log is not the same as BFX training
A spreadsheet can help organize data, but it does not teach a complete counting method on its own. BFX’s public article explains counting concepts and their limits without publishing the private Inner Circle Elite sequence. The exact membership features and training options are on the Inner Circle Elite page.
For related reading, see how to test a baccarat strategy and the BFX overview of baccarat card-counting concepts. Baccarat remains uncertain; neither recordkeeping nor training guarantees winnings, profit, or a specific outcome.
Educational information only. Baccarat involves financial risk and variance. No count, software, or training guarantees a win, profit, or specific outcome. Set limits and never wager money needed for essentials.