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Title: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: Blowon on September 23, 2024, 08:32:57 AM
I want to share a little story, I found a friend from online, he is a fairly active gambler, he only plays dice in gambling, and I asked him

how much capital do you need?
10k trx
how much profit do you get per day?
10-100 trx

have you ever lost?
yes, I have lost, and from there I took the right steps, minimizing the amount of bets & risks
I run it from a bot for about 2 years

can he be trusted?
I want to ask him for the bot script


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: ajiz138 on September 23, 2024, 08:52:00 AM
Do you want to use your friend's bot of more than 2 years?

I don't trust any betting bot, especially if it's for a long time and I know it won't work well and sometimes it will hurt you.

Betting capital of 10K TRX and profit of 10-100 TRX seems promising, but you shouldn't just believe it.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: Blowon on September 23, 2024, 08:58:30 AM
Do you want to use your friend's bot of more than 2 years?

I don't trust any betting bot, especially if it's for a long time and I know it won't work well and sometimes it will hurt you.

Betting capital of 10K TRX and profit of 10-100 TRX seems promising, but you shouldn't just believe it.
yes, I have never used a bot before, have you ever used a bot?
and how long did the bot give you profit?
please share a little of your experience with me about using bots in gambling, I don't understand at all, and I'm sure there are some people who have managed to make a profit from using bots, even with very minimal results compared to capital


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: Charles-Tim on September 23, 2024, 09:01:33 AM
An online friend. You do not even know him at all but you know him online. If you are scammed by paying for the script, who is to be blamed.

While gambling, he is making profit of 2 to 10 times of his money he gamble with daily. You should know that it is definitely a scam.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: Pandu Geddon on September 23, 2024, 09:05:24 AM
can he be trusted?
I want to ask him for the bot script

Can be trusted or not, depending on your assessment of your friendship with him. I personally would not take such a thing very seriously. but if you are curious and want to try it, maybe you should verify your friend first regarding the truth of the bot.
It might be more comfortable if you can communicate directly with your friend and not online. it allows you to trust him more. but if you are in doubt, there is no need to be interested in trying it anymore. just being a discussion friend for some gambling topics is not a problem.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on September 23, 2024, 09:10:19 AM
Don't trust your capital with any kind of random person on the internet. If it requires you do any money transaction with them. You don't know who is being honest and who is not, it possible that someone can freely talk with you on the internet about business deal for up to a week or more and the essence of doing that is to gain your trust and once that is archived, they can still scam you and run with your money.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: peter0425 on September 23, 2024, 09:20:16 AM
can he be trusted?
I want to ask him for the bot script
We can find some good friendships online but not all of them would be telling the truth.

Does he even have proof of all his winnings, losings and statistics of this bot? I generally do not trust bots as it just makes me uneasy to leave my money to the hands of a robot. No matter how accurate it says it is, I would just rather make decisions of my own.

Is this friend of yours asking for payment in exchange for the bot? If he is, then it might be a scam. But then even if he isn’t asking money upfront, whatever software he sends you might not be the safest thing to run to your computer.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: Findingnemo on September 23, 2024, 09:22:02 AM
You don't need any bot at all, there's auto betting feature available on most crypto casinos so you just choose the bet amount and just set when you want to stop and also increase/decrease the bet as per the result of previous bet so if there's a strategy you have to make that money then why you need a bot script from third party when the casinos are offering them free for you?

I am not saying you can make money with auto betting, I'm just warning you to not use any third party APIs when there's money involved.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: EluguHcman on September 23, 2024, 09:25:21 AM
Gambling can not be equalized to trading to even ask him how much he makes per day in the first place.
You should have also asked him his betting durabilities because then he would tell how often he places his bets.
We know and then he can tell about his profits after all because I know we all don't bet on daily basis.

So I wonder if your friend has taken gambling for source of steady income.
But in anyway, he is your friend and you know him better.
In as much we have not made used of his betting bots, we literally can not predict rightly if he can be trusted.

Perhaps... He submitted to you that he looses at times and that gives him the thoughts of his betting strategies in other not to lost more than he has won in the past. So, there could be possibilities to believe him but still, I don't trust it.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: Blowon on September 23, 2024, 09:25:57 AM
An online friend. You do not even know him at all but you know him online. If you are scammed by paying for the script, who is to be blamed.

While gambling, he is making profit of 2 to 10 times of his money he gamble with daily. You should know that it is definitely a scam.
He is my friend in the same community, but I don't know him physically, he didn't ask for payment for his script


Don't trust your capital with any kind of random person on the internet. If it requires you do any money transaction with them. You don't know who is being honest and who is not, it possible that someone can freely talk with you on the internet about business deal for up to a week or more and the essence of doing that is to gain your trust and once that is archived, they can still scam you and run with your money.
he didn't ask for any of my money, and he didn't want to transact with me, he just taught me how to use the bot and gave me the script to apply

Gambling can not be equalized to trading to even ask him how much he makes per day in the first place.
You should have also asked him his betting durabilities because then he would tell how often he places his bets.
We know and then he can tell about his profits after all because I know we all don't bet on daily basis.

So I wonder if your friend has taken gambling for source of steady income.
But in anyway, he is your friend and you know him better.
In as much we have not made used of his betting bots, we literally can not predict rightly if he can be trusted.

Perhaps... He submitted to you that he looses at times and that gives him the thoughts of his betting strategies in other not to lost more than he has won in the past. So, there could be possibilities to believe him but still, I don't trust it.

He does not gamble for his daily income, because for him the results he gets are not enough to meet his needs, he only uses the capital as an investment, yes he has been running it for more or less than 2 years, he rents a VPS just to run the bot


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: danherbias07 on September 23, 2024, 09:26:22 AM
You don't need any bot at all, there's auto betting feature available on most crypto casinos so you just choose the bet amount and just set when you want to stop and also increase/decrease the bet as per the result of previous bet so if there's a strategy you have to make that money then why you need a bot script from third party when the casinos are offering them free for you?

I am not saying you can make money with auto betting, I'm just warning you to not use any third party APIs when there's money involved.
Yes, they put that auto-betting there to stop the bots and it's working fine.
I think they make these bots for using other scripts but OP, you should beware because you might get banned on that certain gambling site if they found out you are using some kind of a script that tinkers the default in their website.

I thought dice bots were gone, I cannot believe I am hearing it again this time. Before, this was one of the most popular things when it comes to dice but ever since the auto feature was implemented the discussion about it is gone.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: swogerino on September 23, 2024, 09:56:44 AM
There are many persons claiming different strategies for winning at dice and a few of them caught my attention which I am going to try and see myself, of course they are highly doubtful yet I want to test them.

As for your friend why can't he give you the script so you try for yourself as I highly doubt it can be winning for more than 2 years and this friend of yours would be massively rich right now, if he isn't this already answers your questions and you should not use this script.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: bering on September 23, 2024, 10:06:34 AM
If i am not mistaken the current price of TRX is approximately $0.15 and if your friend can earn 10 TRX - 100 TRX daily which mean he can earn $1,5 - $15 and actually these amount is still reasonable to be achieved from but i highly doubt he can gets it steady because gambling results is hard to predicted but because just like OP says his friend didn't asking money so you can used his bot script for free and starting to playing dice using that script

So you can starting to compared your gambling results whether it much better to using bots or there is no difference so from this thing you will know he will be lying or not but similar just like slot game any strategy will not be usefull during playing dice so i personally didn't trust OP friend when he says he can gets good results from playing dice using the same bots for 2 years


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on September 23, 2024, 10:30:58 AM
Don't trust your capital with any kind of random person on the internet. If it requires you do any money transaction with them. You don't know who is being honest and who is not, it possible that someone can freely talk with you on the internet about business deal for up to a week or more and the essence of doing that is to gain your trust and once that is archived, they can still scam you and run with your money.
he didn't ask for any of my money, and he didn't want to transact with me, he just taught me how to use the bot and gave me the script to apply

If that's the case, then you can give it a try but you should only risk the amount of money that you are willing to lose because I know that gambling is something that the casino always have a high odd of winning against the player. Secondly, you said the person is your friend and from the same community with you, so you can actually arrange a meeting with him if he would love to meet you or you can request that he show you some proof of his own daily profits.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: Charles-Tim on September 23, 2024, 10:36:35 AM
He is my friend in the same community, but I don't know him physically, he didn't ask for payment for his script
You can try it out and see if it will work. But be careful of malware and avoid scam if it is getting to such direction. But I do not believe in bots or AI to guarantee me of more winning while gambling. I win mor this year in gambling and betting because I gamble less frequently and I go for good matches that are worth it. Gambling should be taking for entertainment.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: irsykes on September 23, 2024, 10:55:19 AM
if the bot is considered perfect, will the money continue to flow profitably for us. if so, it seems like the bookie will go bankrupt quickly. mechanically all gambling members will switch if they hear something about a very magical bot. we only need logic, the bookie also has a business concept which is certainly a long-term business. I have seen my friends buy trading bots with offers that look promising but end up being nonsense. for me betting has a sensation when playing live and has the art of entertainment


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: Wexnident on September 23, 2024, 11:03:18 AM
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Is he asking an absurd amount? If not you can try it out for maybe a month. See if you get anything. Personally, I don't think it's going to change much, this "friend" of yours probably just pulled the numbers in an instance where it was advantageous for him to sell and just took that for his sales pitch. Bots don't and can't do anything at all when it comes to the odds of the game. It'll never skew the results in your favor no matter how mcuh youw ant it to be skewed lol.

And just think about it, why bother selling it when he can jsut use it for himself no?


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: Coin_trader on September 23, 2024, 11:15:53 AM

have you ever lost?
yes, I have lost, and from there I took the right steps, minimizing the amount of bets & risks
I run it from a bot for about 2 years


Can you make the details complete? What is his winning rate after he adjust his bot setup and so on because this info will help to analyze whether his result is a complete hokum or not. There’s a possibility that he might be in profit when luck is on his side but there’s a high chance that he is on lose since a long term bet means he is exposed on the house edge.

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can he be trusted?
I want to ask him for the bot script
If he is truly your friend, he will be transparent on his winning rate. You can his game history or wallet transaction history to verify his real game stats.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: Cryptomultiplier on September 23, 2024, 11:28:30 AM
Do you want to use your friend's bot of more than 2 years?

I don't trust any betting bot, especially if it's for a long time and I know it won't work well and sometimes it will hurt you.

Betting capital of 10K TRX and profit of 10-100 TRX seems promising, but you shouldn't just believe it.
He could believe it and it turns out to be true.
It is no secret how AI and bot integrated programs have developed and has been incorporated into many sectors, ranging from commerce to aviation to investment to sports and other major sectors I failed to mention.

I raised a topic sometime back, speaking in short, about How does a completely automated/ robot controlled casino centre sound?
 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5509526.0

I did it because i believe that artificial intelligence has gained some ground due to continuous research and development by expert engineers and I.T wizards.

You can try out the 10k TRX and be hopeful it yields as much or even as close to what the friend actually said would happen.
 No harm, no foul.
 No risk, no reward.
No pain, no gain.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: panjul07 on September 23, 2024, 11:48:26 AM
I have no idea why your friend need to use a bot just to chase for $1,5 to $15 per day while his bankroll is more than $1500? I dont really get it to be honest.
You need to ask more questions to your friend such as how long he run the bot per day, how much is the starting bet amount and what is the strategy used on the bot.
Frankly I cant find the logic with what your friend do, risking $1500+ running a bot just for $15 profit per day.
Mathematically once your friend lose the initial bankroll in one day then he will need to make profit $15 per day for 100 days in a row (just to cover the loss).


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: Julien_Olynpic on September 23, 2024, 12:06:35 PM
Is this a gaming bot or an analytical one? Most likely a gaming one, judging by the context. But I think there is no point in buying such a bot. This is a game of chance with an emphasis on pure chance, there can be no strategies here and automation does not solve anything. In fact, the bot has no advantage over you. You can lose money slowly manually over a long distance, or you can lose money quickly with the help of a bot. It is funny that people believe in such nonsense. In general. People have a lot of "positive prejudices towards bots". You think that they can do something that you can't. Maybe this is the case in trading. Maybe in betting there are analytical bots that can bring you valuable information. But in gambling, bots are useless.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: BABY SHOES on September 23, 2024, 02:58:46 PM
Is craps betting using bots that profitable? How does this tool work I am not so sure there are bots functioning for so long... Maybe you shouldn't trust other people's bots too much, it could be deceiving you.

When you want this bot on your online friend this... Pay or free?

If it's pay then don't want it... If it's free you can try with minimal capital rather than being curious, obviously never bet the habit on the bot especially you see in terms of profit.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: michellee on September 23, 2024, 02:59:03 PM
Different people will give different result. You can not rely on the bot to make a profit because dice game is one of gambling games based on the luck. You may win but you will have a big chance to lost your money.

He may be trusted but you still don't know for sure about that. Besides that, you don't see how he use the bot and what setting he use. You need to find the right setting for you to the bot so the bot will work as you want.

You can try the bot if you are curious with the bot. But in this matter, bot only automate your gambling activity without you need to click the roll button. Winning and losing will depends on your luck so be careful to manage the money to gamble.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: nimogsm on September 23, 2024, 02:59:45 PM


can he be trusted?
I want to ask him for the bot script
investments are not worth the profit. More risks than possible profit, and what if the software has an error and at one moment the deposit is multiplied by zero? Do you have 100% trust in your internet friend? Honestly, it does not look very convincing and I do not see a real profit in this adventure, such a profit can be made manually in 5-10 minutes of play and without a headache and help from a friend. Something is clearly wrong here.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: GxSTxV on September 23, 2024, 03:07:05 PM
can he be trusted?
I want to ask him for the bot script

Even if you get that script for free, don’t try it with a large amount of money. Basically, every script, bot or strategy will fail eventually against the dice games due to math and house edge. Many people loses their money to either scammers or the casino due to their greed, instead of playing and having fun with multiple choices of the games inside casinos, they decided to try everything in order to beat the casino. However, scammers are tricking these newbie gamblers into their worthless tools of fake wealth.

One more important thing to know is: playing dice few times a day or playing it the whole day without stopping at the same strategy or bot, will eventually lead to the same results, the difference is only a matter of time.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: retreat on September 23, 2024, 03:11:17 PM
I never trust these bots, and am not even interested in what they offer, even when the one using the bot is my friend and he can earn money from it. The reason is quite simple, I see that the bot is just a script, that means it is programmed according to the developer's strategy, maybe he is confident enough with his strategy, but no matter what in the long run the casino always wins compared to the gambler, so in the end the gambler is also the one who loses. I don't know about you, but if he was my friend I would not trust him, and would prefer to play by myself using my strategy.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: pawanjain on September 23, 2024, 03:12:28 PM
An online friend. You do not even know him at all but you know him online. If you are scammed by paying for the script, who is to be blamed.

While gambling, he is making profit of 2 to 10 times of his money he gamble with daily. You should know that it is definitely a scam.

I guess there's some misunderstanding. OP said he is making around 10 to 100 TRX from a capital of 10k TRX.
It seems achievable but as we all know the other person is just an online friend and can turn out to scam him as well.
It's better to stay away from buying such bots and instead focus on building your own strategy instead.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: Jawhead999 on September 23, 2024, 03:31:22 PM
Even a close friends in real life and your family can betray you when it comes to money, how about a random online stranger? :D

I don't believe anyone especially online stranger, it's like a cloud mining where you invest certain amount of money and earn small amount of money everyday, as we know cloud mining is mostly scam.

Don't get tricked @OP, better to gamble on your own.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: ImThour on September 23, 2024, 03:46:55 PM
I am sure there is no bot that works as mentioned for a fairly long time. Even though he's making 1% of the amount on his capital per day, the risk is huge. If a bot script is kept running with a balance like that, the chances of him going empty is more. Also, how come hes happy with just 1% of profit? He can make more than that with just a basic buy/sell of any crypto asset. Even Holding Spot assets worth 10k TRX will make him more money than this so called profitable bot.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: the rise on September 23, 2024, 03:57:55 PM
I am a little doubtful about OP's friend, because he has been producing steadily for quite a long time, even though he doesn't get much results every day, if it is proven to be true, anyone would really want it, if he gives it to you for free, you can imitate it with very minimal capital, play for 1 week, see the results you get, whether they are in accordance with what your friend is talking about


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: bitbollo on September 23, 2024, 04:22:47 PM
in the long run, it is mathematical that he will lose money.
he can slow the loss, even have some moments of gain, but this is the only fate that awaits him.
I will pay a lot of attention to ToS. If this is not explicit, I will not use a bot for these operations.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: o48o on September 23, 2024, 04:38:26 PM
I want to share a little story, I found a friend from online, he is a fairly active gambler, he only plays dice in gambling, and I asked him

how much capital do you need?
10k trx
how much profit do you get per day?
10-100 trx

have you ever lost?
yes, I have lost, and from there I took the right steps, minimizing the amount of bets & risks
I run it from a bot for about 2 years

can he be trusted?
I want to ask him for the bot script
What's your friend´s end game? Making profit or using it to grind trough vip levels? Because if it's profit, that bot is not making profit because of any algorithm/code. If it's making profit at all, it's because of luck. You can't just code a bot algorithm that beats math and probability. It's mathematical proofs that dice sites are using to guarantee their profit. It literally only needs just an house edge and no matter what kind of magic acrobatics you use in coding to cheat and beat the probability, it's not going to be work.

No matter how complex these bots would be, or if they used cutting edge tech AI, they wouldn't do it. Because if they would, there would be no sense for having casinos in the first place.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: Odusko on September 23, 2024, 04:41:59 PM
Don't just jump into conclusions that the friend story is all that is entail in this whole thing, infact ask him to tell you the whole thing that is involved with the bots and how he uses it, although the chances of the possibility of success using that said bot is kind of slim, but then if he is willing to give you more information a d a trial version of the bot to check for sometime it will also be a great deal for you, but in all, what I want you to know is that gambling is a game of chances and at that, even when the bot is most accurate, you still will have time that you lose in those bet.

Most cryptocurrency casinos have system in place that defeats any bot capabilities and usage and this is why those running a bot can not give you 💯 results because at some point the house edge and other factors will limit the chances to win.

10k TRX is huge any ways but considering the amount of daily profits mentioned, you can be sure that using that 10k as capital is not too out of point if the bot work's.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: tsaroz on September 23, 2024, 04:48:59 PM
Dice and each and every gambling game have a house edge. On long run, the overall loss for gamblers would be the house edge percentage of total bet. A individual by luck might go on profit while some receive quick fall in bankroll, the math adds up as a whole.
I personally in many ways have tried different strategies be it running bots overnight or using instant multiple bet options provided by some sites. I even tried different strategies of game like crash where the results are same for everyone. Even when I started my martingale after 5 rounds of bust below 2, still I eneded up losing it on long run.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: famososMuertos on September 23, 2024, 04:51:55 PM
Well... (to say... or) reading a bot, it sounds like something professional, but let's be honest, it's a couple of lines of code that you can implement yourself, in fact the casinos offer the option of the automatic bot intrinsic to the game, a third party "bot" can be, if you don't have any ideas of how it works, a "thief" to whom you are giving access to your data.

On the other hand, no bot has a 45º line of profits, they lose anyway, now, if you use an adequate betting size margin you can see profits, I say this from experience, it's magical when you have 3-4-5 days in incredible profit margins and then in just one section the HE punctures your profits, it's something very long term, but again the bot is not infallible of losing any in fact it is.

Bc.Game currently offers several options to configure the bots and in all of them they let you see a message that surely your friend doesn't tell you:
Use of script is optional and players must take full responsibility for any attendant risks. We will not be held liable in this regard.Help?




Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: shield132 on September 23, 2024, 04:56:12 PM
I want to share a little story, I found a friend from online, he is a fairly active gambler, he only plays dice in gambling, and I asked him

how much capital do you need?
10k trx
how much profit do you get per day?
10-100 trx

have you ever lost?
yes, I have lost, and from there I took the right steps, minimizing the amount of bets & risks
I run it from a bot for about 2 years

can he be trusted?
I want to ask him for the bot script
There is no way your friend is running a bot for 2 years, makes a profit every day and casinos didn't block his account. The only way to have a bot running for 2 years and profiting is possible if you find some bug in a casino game. I have heard that there was a bug on Bustabit years ago where the minimum odd was 1.01 and people were running bots to win 1.01 odd every time but it soon got fixed.
Every casino game has at least a 1% house edge. That means that mathematically casino is guaranteed to profit and every time you make a bet, the casino's winning chance increases. Your friend is lying to you.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: AmoreJaz on September 23, 2024, 05:25:00 PM
There is no way your friend is running a bot for 2 years, makes a profit every day and casinos didn't block his account. The only way to have a bot running for 2 years and profiting is possible if you find some bug in a casino game. I have heard that there was a bug on Bustabit years ago where the minimum odd was 1.01 and people were running bots to win 1.01 odd every time but it soon got fixed.
Every casino game has at least a 1% house edge. That means that mathematically casino is guaranteed to profit and every time you make a bet, the casino's winning chance increases. Your friend is lying to you.

So the answer to the question of the OP is NO! It means, his friend is not saying all the truth and maybe, he is only saying, he is winning but if you consider those past years, I guess, he's on the losing side.

In the long run, I still believe that it is the casino itself which is going to gain profit from here. Because of the house edge, they have the edge over the gamblers. The friend may just want to try him using the bot, but if he is indeed in the positive side, he may not disclose it to anyone and just use it for his consumption.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: AliMan on September 23, 2024, 07:24:17 PM
I want to share a little story, I found a friend from online, he is a fairly active gambler, he only plays dice in gambling, and I asked him

how much capital do you need?
10k trx
how much profit do you get per day?
10-100 trx

have you ever lost?
yes, I have lost, and from there I took the right steps, minimizing the amount of bets & risks
I run it from a bot for about 2 years

can he be trusted?
I want to ask him for the bot script

If you knew your friend for such a long time, then the decision is yours if he can be trusted or not. However, that 2 years of anniversary can be considered long time of survival on bots of dice games and still we don't know how strong is the support of their system server will last. There's no guarantee on how that of span of time works for this type of gambling game similar to other bots. Just keep monitoring their progress, though you can try their bots but don't invest all your money on this for your funds safety.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: SmartGold01 on September 23, 2024, 07:40:12 PM
I want to share a little story, I found a friend from online, he is a fairly active gambler, he only plays dice in gambling, and I asked him

how much capital do you need?
10k trx
how much profit do you get per day?
10-100 trx

have you ever lost?
yes, I have lost, and from there I took the right steps, minimizing the amount of bets & risks
I run it from a bot for about 2 years

can he be trusted?
I want to ask him for the bot script
To me I can't trust him and I wouldn't even give money to someone who doesn't even know what they are doing because gambling as we know doesn't give an accurate results, I mean trusted outcome instead solely depends on luck. The question should be what if he doesn't make profits as required.
What if that 10k trx got sink into the casino site what would be my reaction and will I take that likely with him if you are okay with that then you can do whatever pleases you, because you only know how close this friend of yours are to you because nobody here has seen him or know where he is coming from so you should be that conscious that he wouldn't runaway with your hand earned money.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: CryptoHeadlineNews on September 23, 2024, 08:20:29 PM
I want to share a little story, I found a friend from online, he is a fairly active gambler, he only plays dice in gambling, and I asked him

how much capital do you need?
10k trx
how much profit do you get per day?
10-100 trx

have you ever lost?
yes, I have lost, and from there I took the right steps, minimizing the amount of bets & risks
I run it from a bot for about 2 years

can he be trusted?
I want to ask him for the bot script
Though I do not want to discourage you at the moment, but I think the worst decision you can make as a person is trusting every bit of words that comes from an online user who is trying to promote an offer (i.e either a physical or digital product). Because though I'm sure bot can be used for gambling, but how effective it works within a long time is what matters most, as I doubt if this will last, considering the fact that casino do run upgrades to eliminate such alterations, of which you also stand the chance of having your account banned if noticed to be using bot for gambling. So I will advise people not the use bot as you stand the chance of risking both your initial deposit and winnings if caught.


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: DaNNy001 on September 23, 2024, 08:53:14 PM
I want to share a little story, I found a friend from online, he is a fairly active gambler, he only plays dice in gambling, and I asked him

how much capital do you need?
10k trx
how much profit do you get per day?
10-100 trx

have you ever lost?
yes, I have lost, and from there I took the right steps, minimizing the amount of bets & risks
I run it from a bot for about 2 years

can he be trusted?
I want to ask him for the bot script

There are no bots that can help you be in profit when it comes to gambling, in the long following these bots will only make you lose a lot of money. Bots and cheats cannot be trusted, most of them were programmed by scammers..if these bots really works why would they need to sell it ?? It's obvious that they sell these bots to make money because if they were making use of it they would be making millions everyday. As a gambler you must come to terms with the fact that gambling is all about luck, don't get yourself involved in something that would disappoint you


Title: Re: Bots in dice games - will they survive in the long run?
Post by: Silberman on September 23, 2024, 08:57:37 PM
I want to share a little story, I found a friend from online, he is a fairly active gambler, he only plays dice in gambling, and I asked him

how much capital do you need?
10k trx
how much profit do you get per day?
10-100 trx

have you ever lost?
yes, I have lost, and from there I took the right steps, minimizing the amount of bets & risks
I run it from a bot for about 2 years

can he be trusted?
I want to ask him for the bot script
Do not do it, first of all the bot cannot possibly work since the odds of the dice game will not change and you will just lose your money faster while obtaining no fun, but the most important problem is that you will run code on your computer that could be malicious, and weeks or months down the line you could get hacked and lose all the money you have saved on your different addresses over a gambling game you never had the chance to beat anyway.