Compare the software BFX currently documents
This comparison reflects what BFX publicly describes today. The apps have different workflows and should not be treated as interchangeable.
What the current site does not list
BFX does not currently list a standalone web-based baccarat card-counting calculator or a downloadable Excel counting workbook. The ProCount_3_AI guide describes compound-math calculations within a specific desktop app; that does not make it a general calculator for arbitrary shoes or wagers. If you need a spreadsheet or a particular mobile function, confirm that it is actually included before relying on it.
Choose software by the information it can use
Start with the exact game you want to study. Check whether the cards are visible, whether a continuing shoe is used, how the game handles a shuffle, and what the method expects as input. Software cannot calculate from cards it did not observe. A weighted running total also should not be described as an exact remaining-card inventory unless its rules and inputs support that conclusion.
Before testing, write down the software version, game assumptions, count rules, and reset conditions. Work through a small example by hand and compare each intermediate step rather than checking only the final read. Keep an audit trail of inputs, corrections, decisions, and outcomes, including losses and mistakes. This can reveal data-entry or rule-interpretation issues; it does not prove future performance.
Software supports a process; it does not remove risk
Every app applies programmed instructions to data. The result depends on both the method and the accuracy of the inputs. A signal, sequence, or calculation is not a guarantee of the next hand, a positive session, or a profit. Baccarat has financial risk and variance.
For the documented ProCount_3_AI workflow, read the BFX app guide. For the separate Sequencer AI workflow, see its desktop app guide. To compare the training that accompanies the Inner Circle apps, use the current Inner Circle Elite page.
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.