|
Title: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Blowon on September 30, 2024, 10:58:08 PM Hello everyone
a little bit arises in wanting to ask about the use of Bots in dice games, maybe questions like this are often asked but I have not received a definite answer Are bots in dice games prohibited? Which casinos allow Bots? I need advice from more experienced friends thank you if you are willing to give advice Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: BitMaxz on September 30, 2024, 11:49:49 PM Usually, I think most dice games allow the use of bots like Primedice and WolfBet.
Instead of asking someone here if using a bot is allowed on their platform, it would be preferable to ask them directly on their official announcement thread to clear up any doubts you may have and to prevent problems in the future. And why you'd like to use a bot primedice has their automated feature? If you want to try some strategy, like martingale, then it has a built-in option, or you can create your own strategy without using 3rd party bots. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: usekevin on September 30, 2024, 11:50:21 PM Hello everyone a little bit arises in wanting to ask about the use of Bots in dice games, maybe questions like this are often asked but I have not received a definite answer Are bots in dice games prohibited? Which casinos allow Bots? I need advice from more experienced friends thank you if you are willing to give advice It based on the gambling site,because most of the slot games and dice are used in some of the gambling site.This type of the bot will allow to double or triple the money.But if you are get greedy and get over confidence in your predictions.It will start their game,whatever you predict the output will be negative.So the same bot will make your winning money to zero value.This will tigger the gamblers to play the next game to recover the old gambling loss.Targeting the loss in the gambling is not the correct strategy. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Rruchi man on September 30, 2024, 11:53:01 PM Are bots in dice games prohibited? The answer will be different among different casinos, bots may be allowed in some, and in others not allowed. Which casinos allow Bots? I have never tried using bots to gamble on Chips.gg, so I can't tell if it is acceptable on the platform. I will ask on their ann thread. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: STT on September 30, 2024, 11:58:05 PM I would think no is the best answer till you find out for sure otherwise. The reason being Im thinking is that some casinos reward activity and using a bot would be part of that even though you arent playing personally so it might upset that incentive scheme.
If they have the idea its bad usage and you assume its ok then its going to end badly, better to check in each case to find out for sure. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: alani123 on October 01, 2024, 02:04:52 AM Casino platforms even encourage bots on dice games.
Many even have built in bot functionality or even a script field for you to input advanced tactics. Bear in mind that whatever you do, the house edge comes out on top in the long run. Unless you have unlimited funds and betting limits (which you don't) always the house edge wins. But I guess auto betting is useful if you want to hit a target while being conscious about the potential losses. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Darker45 on October 01, 2024, 02:29:46 AM I remember Seuntjies DiceBot was quite popular years ago and it was supported by many casinos and dice sites. You can use the bot in popular platforms like Primedice, Bitdice, Freebitco.in, Stake, Bitvest, Bitsler, Windice, and many more. I'm not sure if it's still active today and whether the casinos are still supporting it. You can check it yourself. What I'm saying though is that it's not uncommon for dice bots to be allowed in casinos. But it's always better to check their ToS about the use of bots.
But echoing BitMaxz, casinos nowadays are offering features that allow you to develop and experiment different strategies. In a way, you don't have to use bots. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Troytech on October 01, 2024, 02:31:20 AM Why not choose a preferred casino and then find out how their bot functions and why you choose them over the others. Because most casinos allow bots in their dice games. What differentiate them or make them unique is the fact that there functionalities are different. Which it is better that you make your choice based on what you want and not opinion from others.
Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Jody.Drummer on October 01, 2024, 02:43:10 AM Hello everyone I myself have honestly never played this dice game, but maybe I think some casinos allow or permit the use of bots in certain games which may be intended to make customers more comfortable in their casino because for some people who gamble they definitely want comfort and they will look for a casino that makes it comfortable to gamble in the game they choose.a little bit arises in wanting to ask about the use of Bots in dice games, maybe questions like this are often asked but I have not received a definite answer Are bots in dice games prohibited? Which casinos allow Bots? I need advice from more experienced friends thank you if you are willing to give advice Maybe you yourself can look for a casino that allows the use of bots in the game you mean so that you get a clearer answer. With your question I think you yourself are interested in one of these games, and with this thread you can visit the recommended casino because I'm sure there must be someone who gives advice with a casino that allows the use of bots so it's up to you to determine it. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Strongkored on October 01, 2024, 05:42:10 AM Most dice games have an auto feature so this is almost the same as bots because it runs without you having to keep clicking the play button.
There are casinos that allow it and regular casinos will state in the rules whether the use of bots is permitted or not, if it's not clear you can ask their live support, but usually casinos prohibit the use of bots to prevent cheating from their users. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: peter0425 on October 01, 2024, 06:27:56 AM Are bots in dice games prohibited? Afaik, no major casinos allow this as it is pretty cutthroat that bots in dice games or any games in particular is an unfair advantage and clear manipulation of the game. You can check their terms and conditions before you do so because it might get your account suspended or questioned. Which casinos allow Bots? I am pretty sure that lesser known casinos wouldn’t be as strict about this especially if the matches/games are quite informal. But big casinos would probably be a lot stricter about this. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: jcojci on October 01, 2024, 06:32:20 AM I am not sure about that because I never use bot besides use auto feature from the casino. I heard about Seuntjies DiceBot but I never try it. I don't think that casinos will allows gamblers use bot because they may thinks that is a cheat. So rather than make yourself in difficulty, it is better not to use bot except the auto feature that is available on the Dice games.
To be clear, you need to ask all casinos that have dice games so you can get the right answer. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: iv4n on October 01, 2024, 06:39:34 AM Quote do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Yes! Most of them allow bots in their original games... so you can use it for Crash, Limbo, and some other original/in-house games. https://talkimg.com/images/2024/10/01/iGkFo.png As you can see this is an example from BC.Game, and it looks similar in other casinos... Some casinos like Wolf have their own advanced settings for auto betting. I wish you a lot of fun searching for the best strategy! I used to love that, but lately, I don't do that as often as I did before... Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: bakasabo on October 01, 2024, 07:10:52 AM Would be grateful if someone would explain why would anybody use bot in a game of Dice? Whenever I saw Dice on any online casino, it always had autobet feature. I really dont understand what advantage would bot give, when there is autobet with number of settings that allows gambler to set any strategy he wants. What can bot make despite placing new bet and repeating or cancelling bets? Dice itself does not have much variety to of gameplay.
Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Yucky on October 01, 2024, 07:11:50 AM It depends. There are some casinos that allow bots for their dice game, and there are some casinos that don't allow bots in their dice game. It's not like, it's completely prohibited, but there are some restrictions from some casinos. And I think it's best you just play your dice game by yourself in order to avoid any form of issues.
And then to know for yourself which casino not dice game you'd prefer out there, maybe you could just try different casinos and check if they use bots and how it works. One casino that uses bots for their dice game is the TG.Casino. Also, some dice games have auto- spin features, you just hold down on it and it starts playing for you, you don't have to spin one at a time. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Oasisman on October 01, 2024, 07:18:10 AM do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? I think that depends on the casino you're playing and depends on what would be your purpose in using bots. So, that means, only the cx service for that specific casino will have 100% answer to that. I am also wondering, how would like to use the bot? Most casinos actually has auto rolls as well as configuring how you place bets, so I guess pretty much everything the bot are designed of are already included built in to dice game or even slot games. Anyway, there could be some specialized bots like how advanced AI's today that can configure better than the built in casino bots? Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: TribalBob on October 01, 2024, 07:52:41 AM Hello everyone a little bit arises in wanting to ask about the use of Bots in dice games, maybe questions like this are often asked but I have not received a definite answer Are bots in dice games prohibited? Which casinos allow Bots? I need advice from more experienced friends thank you if you are willing to give advice It based on the gambling site,because most of the slot games and dice are used in some of the gambling site.This type of the bot will allow to double or triple the money.But if you are get greedy and get over confidence in your predictions.It will start their game,whatever you predict the output will be negative.So the same bot will make your winning money to zero value.This will tigger the gamblers to play the next game to recover the old gambling loss.Targeting the loss in the gambling is not the correct strategy. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: the rise on October 01, 2024, 08:34:44 AM Hello everyone a little bit arises in wanting to ask about the use of Bots in dice games, maybe questions like this are often asked but I have not received a definite answer Are bots in dice games prohibited? Which casinos allow Bots? I need advice from more experienced friends thank you if you are willing to give advice It based on the gambling site,because most of the slot games and dice are used in some of the gambling site.This type of the bot will allow to double or triple the money.But if you are get greedy and get over confidence in your predictions.It will start their game,whatever you predict the output will be negative.So the same bot will make your winning money to zero value.This will tigger the gamblers to play the next game to recover the old gambling loss.Targeting the loss in the gambling is not the correct strategy. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: bering on October 01, 2024, 10:06:09 AM Hello everyone a little bit arises in wanting to ask about the use of Bots in dice games, maybe questions like this are often asked but I have not received a definite answer Are bots in dice games prohibited? Which casinos allow Bots? I need advice from more experienced friends thank you if you are willing to give advice It based on the gambling site,because most of the slot games and dice are used in some of the gambling site.This type of the bot will allow to double or triple the money.But if you are get greedy and get over confidence in your predictions.It will start their game,whatever you predict the output will be negative.So the same bot will make your winning money to zero value.This will tigger the gamblers to play the next game to recover the old gambling loss.Targeting the loss in the gambling is not the correct strategy. People at here in this forum and every gamblers have already know that playing dice using bots will not automatically to increases their winning chances because all of it depend on people luck and currently people didn't interested anymore playing dice using bots because the results of their bets is not so different just like playing dice without using bots and regarding OP question i think primedice is allowed their players to playing dice using bots Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Dave1 on October 01, 2024, 10:18:09 AM Let's take a look of one of the most known dice bot here from our community: Seuntjies DiceBot -Multi-Site, multi-strategy betting bot for dice. With Charts! (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=307425.0)
Sites Supported: primedice.com (https://primedice.com/?ref=Seuntjie) - Also sponsers Seuntjiebot chatbot for their website Betking.IO (https://betking.io/?ref=u:seuntjie) moneypot (https://dice.seuntjie.com) (https://dice.seuntjie.com) --second best way of supporting DiceBot after Donating. betterbets.io (https://betterbets.io/?ref=1301492) safedice.com (https://safedice.com/?r=1050) bitdice.me (https://www.bitdice.me/?r=65) 999dice.com (https://www.999dice.com/?20073598) Just-Dice.com (https://just-dice.com/) CoinMillions (https://coinmillions.com/?a=10156) Crypto-Games.net (https://www.crypto-games.net/?i=KaSwpL1Bky) FortuneJack (https://fortunejack.com/affiliate/179043/) MoneroDice (https://monerodice.net/) Bitsler (https://www.bitsler.com/?ref=seuntjie) MegaDice (http://megarefer.com/?a=562654666) Bitvest.IO (https://bitvest.io/?r=46534) KingDice (https://kingdice.com/#/welcome?aff=221) NitrogenSports (https://nitrogensports.eu/r/1435541) YoloDice (https://yolodice.com/#r-fexD-GR) Provably.IO (https://Provably.IO) Nitrodice (http://www.nitrodice.com/?EEqWBD442qC2oxjpmA1g) Stake (https://stake.com/?code=seuntjiebot) DuckDice (https://duckdice.io/?c=698ab656ad) Bit-Exo (https://bit-exo.com/?ref=seuntjie) Coinpro.fit (https://coinpro.fit/) Freebitco.in (https://freebitco.in/?r=2310118) NitroDice (http://www.nitrodice.com/?ref=EEqWBD442qC2oxjpmA1g) ethercrash.io (http://ethercrash.io) WinDice.io (https://windice.io/?r=08406hjdd) Maybe the list is not that updated, but I think you got the idea that most casinos allow bot. It's a win-win situation for them, as players will try to take advantage of using not just this bot but any in thinking that they can bet the house. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: shanz on October 01, 2024, 10:24:36 AM You know, whether you play dice using bots or not, the result will be the same. Everything comes down to luck and nothing else. You may hear that some players have won by using bots, but trust me, these are just rumors. When it's your lucky day, even without using a bot, you'll win. In fact, you might even win with your eyes closed ;D ...because it's simply your DAY. Regarding the casinos allowing bots, I see that members have already mentioned some of them..just make sure to play responsible and good luck ;)
Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: BABY SHOES on October 01, 2024, 10:33:59 AM Never used any bots in a dice game before... is it a separate app with that bot? Or just the settings provided by the casino?
But I would probably agree with the others... That some casinos may allow you to use bots but so far I don't know and have never experienced, how optimally the bots work in craps games, is it beneficial? Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: nullama on October 01, 2024, 10:43:23 AM Hello everyone a little bit arises in wanting to ask about the use of Bots in dice games, maybe questions like this are often asked but I have not received a definite answer Are bots in dice games prohibited? Which casinos allow Bots? I need advice from more experienced friends thank you if you are willing to give advice I don't think there is any advantage in using bots in a casino. If anything, it would probably make you lose your money faster, so I don't think they are banned in any one. But there might be something that I'm missing here. I am assuming you mean a bot that simply makes your bets in an automated way, basically the same as if you were doing them, but maybe faster. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: vs2014 on October 01, 2024, 11:09:29 AM It really depends entirely on the gambling site because most of the slot games are played on gambling sites. All these bots will double or triple your bet. Whenever you win a few times at first you will get greedy and you will bet repeatedly trying to double up. They will use this opportunity to lose you and eventually you will have a huge list of losers. But this will encourage gamblers to play the next game to recoup their old gambling losses. But trying to recapture the meaning of winning and your losses is nothing but foolish.
Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: davis196 on October 01, 2024, 11:34:41 AM Quote Are bots in dice games prohibited? Which casinos allow Bots? I can assume that by "bots" you mean automation. I remember that several casinos, that have dice/crash games had an auto-bet feature. Also the Crash game platform Coinscrash had a feature, where the user could paste a script to do auto-bets. Why would the casinos prohibit automation on dice/crash games? The casinos only cares about bets being made on their games. Most bets are going to be a loss for the gambler and revenue for the casino. It doesn't matter if they are automated on manually placed. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: acroman08 on October 01, 2024, 12:28:11 PM Are bots in dice games prohibited? some casino allows the use of bots/scrips but some prohibit the use of bots/scripts.Which casinos allow Bots? now regarding which casino allows them, BitMaxz already mentioned the two I know of which were primedice and wolfbet, there is also someone who gave a list but the post was last updated in 2019 so you might need to double-check which casino still allows bots and which have updated their rules and prohibited the use of bots. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Cantsay on October 01, 2024, 12:34:44 PM You know, whether you play dice using bots or not, the result will be the same. Everything comes down to luck and nothing else. You may hear that some players have won by using bots, but trust me, these are just rumors. When it's your lucky day, even without using a bot, you'll win. In fact, you might even win with your eyes closed ;D ...because it's simply your DAY. Regarding the casinos allowing bots, I see that members have already mentioned some of them..just make sure to play responsible and good luck ;) Maybe he’s trying to use the bot to automate his gameplay because aside from that I don’t really see any use in bot implementation because it won’t increase your chance of success since dice is a game of pure luck so there’s nothing a bot can do to increase your odds of winning even if they claim to have that ability there are probably just lying to steal money from those that will buy their script from them and run it. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: boltz on October 01, 2024, 12:45:31 PM Never used any bots in a dice game before... is it a separate app with that bot? Or just the settings provided by the casino? But I would probably agree with the others... That some casinos may allow you to use bots but so far I don't know and have never experienced, how optimally the bots work in craps games, is it beneficial? I never used bots in dice or casino and I don't this it's legit to use it right ? I mean sure , some casinos will allow you this but some won't and that is completely normal. However , are these bots well optimized ? because if they have a slight margin for error , then your betting money are surely not safe at all and like you said above , how about if you have low qualify bots but also playing on a low qualify dice game ? what will happened then ? I think the only secure way to make it work is to have SUPER OPTIMIZED BOTS that have a very very low chance for error. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Cryptohygenic on October 01, 2024, 12:52:05 PM Hello everyone a little bit arises in wanting to ask about the use of Bots in dice games, maybe questions like this are often asked but I have not received a definite answer Are bots in dice games prohibited? Which casinos allow Bots? I need advice from more experienced friends thank you if you are willing to give advice It based on the gambling site,because most of the slot games and dice are used in some of the gambling site.This type of the bot will allow to double or triple the money.But if you are get greedy and get over confidence in your predictions.It will start their game,whatever you predict the output will be negative.So the same bot will make your winning money to zero value.This will tigger the gamblers to play the next game to recover the old gambling loss.Targeting the loss in the gambling is not the correct strategy. Yes, the both is to give informal subjections about your predictions based on input commands and consciously the bot can not initiate a positive or negative comparison to stop lost in a sensitive time. But if one would do without a both, you can always have a revised or change of mind to decide on your ongoing bet on the conscience ness of cutting your lost rather than grieves of betting on compulsory that you most win which could be caused by greed. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: michellee on October 01, 2024, 01:36:06 PM You know, whether you play dice using bots or not, the result will be the same. Everything comes down to luck and nothing else. You may hear that some players have won by using bots, but trust me, these are just rumors. When it's your lucky day, even without using a bot, you'll win. In fact, you might even win with your eyes closed ;D ...because it's simply your DAY. Regarding the casinos allowing bots, I see that members have already mentioned some of them..just make sure to play responsible and good luck ;) I also think like you because dice is one of many gambling games based on luck. When we don't have luck, we will only lose the money no matter if you use bot or manual or use build-in automatic feature from casino. People who use bot to playing gambling think that can increase their chance to win because they can have luck using that bot. But that still depends on our luck. Maybe the casinos allowing bot but it is better not to try it until we get a clear answer from the casino. If casino prohibit using bot but we still use the bot, we are breaking their rules and that can affect to our account.Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Wexnident on October 01, 2024, 01:39:53 PM ~ What bots are you trying to use? Dice games usually have bots for playing multiple games fast but pretty sure that's the only type of bot they allow. Bots that change the game itself or somehow manipulate the results are naturally not allowed. Naturally though if the site already has a bot for assisting a user to quickly cycle through games I'd say they'd also ban almost all types of scripts since as I've said, that's basically the only bot they'd actually allow to work on their site. All in all, it just depends on the casino so search from there, not from here. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Coin_trader on October 01, 2024, 01:47:25 PM Are bots in dice games prohibited? It’s allowed in general because dice bot is just a tool to automate your bet. It’s not a magic a tool that will make you win. Most of the casino doesn’t allowed 3rd party tools that use to exploit the games not the bots that automate bet. Quote Which casinos allow Bots? Almost all casino with dice game allow the use of bot. Even the casino itself has an auto bet feature which is same to the bot use. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Jawhead999 on October 01, 2024, 02:04:03 PM Would be grateful if someone would explain why would anybody use bot in a game of Dice? Whenever I saw Dice on any online casino, it always had autobet feature. I really dont understand what advantage would bot give, when there is autobet with number of settings that allows gambler to set any strategy he wants. What can bot make despite placing new bet and repeating or cancelling bets? Dice itself does not have much variety to of gameplay. The default autobet feature is lack of variations because they only allow to bet for x amount for x times, while using third party bots, you can use many strategy like martingale strategy. The bot can auto double your bet if you lose and start from the smallest amount if you win.Let's take a look of one of the most known dice bot here from our community: Seuntjies DiceBot -Multi-Site, multi-strategy betting bot for dice. With Charts! (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=307425.0) Or maybe those casinos are only specify accept that bot, which mean it could be different with the other bot.Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: panjul07 on October 01, 2024, 02:04:37 PM Quote do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Yes! Most of them allow bots in their original games... so you can use it for Crash, Limbo, and some other original/in-house games. https://talkimg.com/images/2024/10/01/iGkFo.png As you can see this is an example from BC.Game, and it looks similar in other casinos... Some casinos like Wolf have their own advanced settings for auto betting. I wish you a lot of fun searching for the best strategy! I used to love that, but lately, I don't do that as often as I did before... I think OP is referring to 3rd party bot such as seuntji bot and mydicebot, these 2 3rd party bots existed in the past but I think they are no longer exist now. Some players at stake did even created their own bot in the past to play Hi-Lo game but I think it is also no longer exist. The reason why there were 3rd party bots because of the limited feature on the internal auto betting system provided by the casino. On the other side, 3rd party bot provided more features but I think it is not popular anymore these days and most gamblers prefer to use the internal bot by the casino. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: YOSHIE on October 01, 2024, 02:16:27 PM Are bots in dice games prohibited? If you are talking about betting Bots in the gambling industry, as far as I know if you are using illegal Bots, you remind me of one of the sources I have read about betting Bots, I think it applies to all casino sites and all games, including dice.which reads as follows. Quote Are Betting Bots Illegal? Betting bots aren’t necessarily illegal, but they are frowned upon, both by iGaming companies and other players. At the very least, online casinos, sportsbooks, and other providers tend to stipulate that betting bots are forbidden under their T&Cs. What’s certain is that gambling bots cost the iGaming world a fortune. Research by Imperva and Netcea shows that: • Arb betting costs the iGaming industry at least $14 million annually. • During the Euro 2020, certain gambling sites received up to 52,000 bad bot requests per hour. • 27.7% of all online gambling traffic appears to come from bots. So, if you force bets using the betting bot feature, they will find out that way. Quote There’re a range of techniques iGaming companies can use to spot betting bots, from traffic monitoring, IP fraud scoring, device fingerprinting, and more. Conclusion: Betting bots are illegal, in my opinion you are not safe to use them, if you win you will be accused of cheating or fraud. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Gheka on October 01, 2024, 02:57:54 PM You know, whether you play dice using bots or not, the result will be the same. Everything comes down to luck and nothing else. You may hear that some players have won by using bots, but trust me, these are just rumors. When it's your lucky day, even without using a bot, you'll win. In fact, you might even win with your eyes closed ;D ...because it's simply your DAY. Regarding the casinos allowing bots, I see that members have already mentioned some of them..just make sure to play responsible and good luck ;) Maybe he’s trying to use the bot to automate his gameplay because aside from that I don’t really see any use in bot implementation because it won’t increase your chance of success since dice is a game of pure luck so there’s nothing a bot can do to increase your odds of winning even if they claim to have that ability there are probably just lying to steal money from those that will buy their script from them and run it. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Pandorak on October 01, 2024, 02:58:05 PM [...] a little bit arises in wanting to ask about the use of Bots in dice games, maybe questions like this are often asked but I have not received a definite answer Are bots in dice games prohibited? Which casinos allow Bots? [...] As far as i know, for dice games, the use of bots is allowed. The reason is that until now there are still many people using it, but i haven't found any accounts that have been banned. Apart from that, in some mainstream crypto casinos, let's say Stake.com, they have advanced settings that like bots, we can manage how our bets will be made (what wins/losses we can tolerate). Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Wapfika on October 01, 2024, 03:07:43 PM [...] a little bit arises in wanting to ask about the use of Bots in dice games, maybe questions like this are often asked but I have not received a definite answer Are bots in dice games prohibited? Which casinos allow Bots? [...] As far as i know, for dice games, the use of bots is allowed. The reason is that until now there are still many people using it, but i haven't found any accounts that have been banned. The reason why bot is allowed is not because many user use it rather bot is just a tool that makes player automated which is just the pro mode version of the dice game auto bet built in feature since casino auto bet has limited setup while hard core dice player usually try different setup for their strategy. Quote Apart from that, in some mainstream crypto casinos, let's say Stake.com, they have advanced settings that like bots, we can manage how our bets will be made (what wins/losses we can tolerate). Stake setup is still has the basic setup on their auto bet compared to bot being offered. Only hard core players with unique strategies use bot though. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: bitbollo on October 01, 2024, 03:34:21 PM the only way to know is to check terms of subscription of each casino you plan to use.
moreover I will verify not only "bots" if allowed or not but I will try also to verify if there are other constrictions to a similar tools (like automations and so on). please note that some bots can complete "illegal" actions even if they can potentially be accepted. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: nimogsm on October 01, 2024, 03:44:23 PM the best solution would be to write to support and clarify with them what exactly you want to do. The second aspect, which has already been written here, is that gaming sites already have their own automation, which is quite sufficient, but scripts have more functions, this is indeed true. And the third most important point is to consider all the risks, since this is not a "money" button and the gaming provider itself knows this very well, one mistake and all schemes will be equal to 0.
Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Cantsay on October 01, 2024, 03:51:35 PM increase your odds of winning even if they claim to have that ability there are probably just lying to steal money from those that will buy their script from them and run it. I think bots still have a chance of success because a gambler is definitely diligent enough to gamble every day but bots are still made so they can use them, even master the scripts that can be written for the bot. The value of Bots is replacing patience as well as responding to some special scenarios, instead of being quick to complete the goal, the rate at which players use bots to harass is very high, they don't eat much, just a very small number and repeat thousands of times, casinos are also quite annoyed with such scenarios and often have Bot killing scripts.Like I said before bots won’t increase your chance of winning all it’s going to do is to help you automate the whole process so if a casino does not have the auto feature for that game that you’re trying to play that’s where bots comes in to play - the bot won’t help you analyse the way the results of the dice are being used and then use it to predict future outcome - all the bot does is relieve you from the stress of having to play bets over and over again, it won’t necessarily help increase your chance of success, unless you’re counting the chance of success by the number of games and how frequent those games are being played. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: seoincorporation on October 01, 2024, 03:54:10 PM Most of dice sites have the Auto betting feature, and that would be something like bot betting, but personally, i have coded my own dice bots for the Just dice site, and i have made some threads with my goals and sharing my bot codes with the community.
With this bot i hit a x330,000 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5406456.0 And there is the prof that i hit that multiplier: (https://just-dice.com/roll/5578008744) And another code was the "Gambling with chaos" https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5466346.0 Where i started chasing an x3300, and then ended up hitting tons of x9900 so, i like the auto feature on the dice games, but be able to code our own bots let us use some complex betting methods. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: AliMan on October 01, 2024, 04:01:45 PM I think this isn't fair for other serious players if I based it to my own opinion, however not everybody has no negative ideas about having botd on dice games on casino. That only depends on their end, if they allow this kind of program to be associated with their gambling operations. Casino site itself do have their specific rules and restrictions on every single line of process towards their gambling programs, definitely this will hamper their advantages towards the profit of their business.
Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Odohu on October 01, 2024, 04:07:39 PM Normally I don't think the use of bot for game like dice will be a problem provided there is no attempt to cheat the casino. But different casinos with different policies so the best place to get a reliable answer to this question is the TOS of the casino you are using. I know some casino that allow bot for dice games and I have also seen casinos that is silent on that, not specifying if it is allowed or not but that may be dangerous as that could lead to issues should there be big win through the use of bot. Therefore you should always seek clarifications from the casino to be on the safe side.
Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: HONDACD125 on October 01, 2024, 04:12:33 PM I think this isn't fair for other serious players if I based it to my own opinion, however not everybody has no negative ideas about having botd on dice games on casino. That only depends on their end, if they allow this kind of program to be associated with their gambling operations. Casino site itself do have their specific rules and restrictions on every single line of process towards their gambling programs, definitely this will hamper their advantages towards the profit of their business. Though you are right that every casino has its terms and conditions, I don't think a gambler can do any sort of cheating or exploitation using a bot because a bot can only use functions and options that are already available in a casino. There can be one scenario where this might be considered wrong, it is when a casino doesn't have an auto-bet option for a certain game and a gambler uses an external bot to automate their gambling which might be considered breaking the rules or going against the TOS. It's been some time but I remember reading sometime back that most casinos don't allow external bots and scripts and this can get a gambler's account banned. I'm not sure if that still is the case or not because casinos keep changing their rules and terms and conditions over time. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Blowon on October 01, 2024, 07:22:39 PM Let's take a look of one of the most known dice bot here from our community: Seuntjies DiceBot -Multi-Site, multi-strategy betting bot for dice. With Charts! (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=307425.0) Snip Thanks for the advice buddy, I will choose a superior casino, time to start testing the script I have, hopefully it will work, because most of what I read bots will show negative results, but I don't know I'm very curious and will start immediately Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: South Park on October 01, 2024, 08:23:14 PM Hello everyone Some casinos allow you to create your own bot with them, this should tell you that bots are not really a good idea and the only one that gets any benefit are casinos, as in this way you allow a piece of code to play on your behalf, an action that cannot be fun at all, but that allows you to lose your money at a faster speed, not surprisingly casinos are in full support of that as it plays right into their hands, so I am sure that even if some casinos were against dice bots, they would allow them as you will lose a lot of money before you cold get any big win, and if you got one they could always demonstrate that you violated their terms and refuse to pay anyway.a little bit arises in wanting to ask about the use of Bots in dice games, maybe questions like this are often asked but I have not received a definite answer Are bots in dice games prohibited? Which casinos allow Bots? I need advice from more experienced friends thank you if you are willing to give advice Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Antotena on October 01, 2024, 08:32:50 PM Hello everyone a little bit arises in wanting to ask about the use of Bots in dice games, maybe questions like this are often asked but I have not received a definite answer Are bots in dice games prohibited? Which casinos allow Bots? I need advice from more experienced friends thank you if you are willing to give advice Let me direct the question back to you, if you own a casino with profit maximalism, are you going to allow people to use bot so they can win your money and go bankrupt. I bet you wouldn't allow it, that's the same thing I'm sure many other casino will say if you ask them this question. It's highly prohibited to used an external software or anything not to any casino, if found guilty of such you will lose your account and if you have money their, it will be suspended. Most of often, if you want to know about casino that allows bot or not in their casino, any time you try to register with any casino, try and read through their casio terms and conditions and go through their customers privacy policy, you will see it clearly if external things can be use with their casino or not, just read it carefully and if you are already register, asked them to give you so you can go through them, you will see many things they don't like in those casinos. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Doan9269 on October 01, 2024, 08:41:21 PM Are bots in dice games prohibited? Which casinos allow Bots? Talking about bot acceptance in gambling on some platforms, some allows the use in playing dice while some don't, but the only thing that can help us to know which accept for this and which one does not is by going through their ToS page, or by checking on their policy section to know what they want and what they go against, this is gambling and we have to start with this first thing first, which is in knowing the right mind of what the developers want from the use of their service in playing dice. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: crwth on October 01, 2024, 08:42:49 PM I have used a bot for my betting strategy, like the fishing one that I read about in this forum. I use the Seuntjie dice bot, which makes it possible. It also has a couple of scripts that can be input. I love using it, making sure that it brings the right frequency of bets.
I think some casinos allow it, and I haven’t heard of one that has banned it. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Odusko on October 01, 2024, 08:55:51 PM Are bots in dice games prohibited? The answer will be different among different casinos, bots may be allowed in some, and in others not allowed. Which casinos allow Bots? I have never tried using bots to gamble on Chips.gg, so I can't tell if it is acceptable on the platform. I will ask on their ann thread. Sometimes gambling sites close down account that are involved with bot usage and some how I can tell that no casino will permit it usage, so this comment that some casino accept bot usage got my attention and I will like to know that Casino, can you please mention one that openly welcome bkr usage on their casinos, I know it possible to have a few hand full of casinos that involved in so much technicality and at that can handle whatever comes along so bots are just a small challenge to them and as long as their could develop their system to support and surpass any third party bots such as a personal bot. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Hispo on October 01, 2024, 11:10:21 PM I would say it mostly depends on each Casino Term of Service, but in general they allow it.
Actually, if you see the issue/question from the perspective of an online casino, there is actually no reason for them not to allow gamblers to implement and running their bots to play dices in their webs. Casinos get their profit from the high volume of beting and gambling volume, the house always wins in the long term, so they are inteterest one wagers as much money as possible on the shortest time, so they can profit off our activity. Still, One should always check the ToS, just to be sure. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: usekevin on October 01, 2024, 11:21:19 PM I think this isn't fair for other serious players if I based it to my own opinion, however not everybody has no negative ideas about having botd on dice games on casino. That only depends on their end, if they allow this kind of program to be associated with their gambling operations. Casino site itself do have their specific rules and restrictions on every single line of process towards their gambling programs, definitely this will hamper their advantages towards the profit of their business. The gambler who was experienced can easily find the bot involvement in the gambling site.The gambler who play the game as a fresher may not understand the influence of the gambling bot.Because the gambler should analyse their game after the play,if the winning money is back to zero after the multiple of your deposit money.Surely the not is playing against you in the gambling.In this case,you can easily do the following steps to away from the loss.After your money was multiplied to 2x or 3x of the Deposit money, you should withdraw without any hesitation and you should avoid your greedy in the game. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: AliMan on October 01, 2024, 11:50:36 PM I think this isn't fair for other serious players if I based it to my own opinion, however not everybody has no negative ideas about having botd on dice games on casino. That only depends on their end, if they allow this kind of program to be associated with their gambling operations. Casino site itself do have their specific rules and restrictions on every single line of process towards their gambling programs, definitely this will hamper their advantages towards the profit of their business. Though you are right that every casino has its terms and conditions, I don't think a gambler can do any sort of cheating or exploitation using a bot because a bot can only use functions and options that are already available in a casino. There can be one scenario where this might be considered wrong, it is when a casino doesn't have an auto-bet option for a certain game and a gambler uses an external bot to automate their gambling which might be considered breaking the rules or going against the TOS. It's been some time but I remember reading sometime back that most casinos don't allow external bots and scripts and this can get a gambler's account banned. I'm not sure if that still is the case or not because casinos keep changing their rules and terms and conditions over time. Exactly, the possibility of being banned us likely to happen particular to those popular casinos online. Cheaters could probably use this tool to exploit the dice games, and that's totally unacceptable for honest players who bets transparently. That's why I always recommend to play fairly and enjoy the game for fun whether you win or loss at least you didn't cheat for your own benefit. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: alegotardo on October 02, 2024, 12:03:27 AM Hello everyone a little bit arises in wanting to ask about the use of Bots in dice games, maybe questions like this are often asked but I have not received a definite answer Are bots in dice games prohibited? Which casinos allow Bots? I need advice from more experienced friends thank you if you are willing to give advice This is a difficult answer, so it's best to ask the support team of the casinos you usually visit directly. Some casinos value user experience, want users to really engage with the games and prohibit the use of bots, while others are interested in knowing that you are playing honestly and that their bots are not trying to cheat the system, so if they are just automating human actions, there would be no problem in using them. But as I said, each casino sees this differently, so it's best to ask them directly. Just be careful about free spins where you need to complete some human anti-robot verification action or watch an ad in order to advance and claim your prizes, in these cases the use of bots would most likely be prohibited. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: OgNasty on October 02, 2024, 12:24:01 AM I think if you’re planning on using bots to gamble you would be best served reaching out and contacting the casino ahead of time. Once you have their blessing and you’ve verified your account, that removes a lot of the potential issues you could run into. Thats better than trying it out and possibly having your funds confiscated.
Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: danherbias07 on October 02, 2024, 04:14:01 AM Bots were popular before because there's no autobet feature that is being provided by most gambling sites. But since they put it in and the instant bet feature, the usage of bots has decreased. I mean why would you still need a bot if everything is there?
You can even set a stop loss or stop win in their option so it's actually a completely automated feature unless you are trying to do something else to tinker with the results. I don't know if they will still allow this now. You better ask them first so that you won't jeopardize your account. Good luck. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: FinneysTrueVision on October 02, 2024, 04:50:55 AM Many of the popular dice sites allow bots. When I played dice more often, the bot I used was MyDiceBot. I don’t know if it is still being developed, but it used to be really good. I would just leave it on in the background for a few hours.
If you search on Google for “dicebot” + the name of a casino, you will probably find the answer in the results for whether bots are allowed. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Jody.Drummer on October 02, 2024, 04:52:08 AM Really I haven't seen where bots have been openinly accepted by a casino, because from my understanding of what a bit is and does, is clear that no casino will permit such a thing, unless if their are not open for business because bot will aid the gambler to win more compared to human effort's, so casinos knows this thing and their will do whatever it is to prevent the presence of any bot on they platform. It makes sense to say that this bot is to help players win more, but with the casino itself, of course their goal is to make a profit by occasionally giving wins to their players to make the players comfortable and happy to bet at their casino, but if the casino has a bot whose goal is to help players win more, I don't think it makes sense, because it is impossible for the casino to give wins more often to players, that is not the goal of the casino, if there is a bot that can make players win more often, maybe it is an enemy for the casino.Sometimes gambling sites close down account that are involved with bot usage and some how I can tell that no casino will permit it usage, so this comment that some casino accept bot usage got my attention and I will like to know that Casino, can you please mention one that openly welcome bkr usage on their casinos, I know it possible to have a few hand full of casinos that involved in so much technicality and at that can handle whatever comes along so bots are just a small challenge to them and as long as their could develop their system to support and surpass any third party bots such as a personal bot. Cases of account closures or account freezing I have occasionally heard and seen directly, but that was not because of help from the bot, the cases that occurred occurred because they did not meet the requirements or violated the casino's rules, as for the bot case I have never heard or read about it. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Jemzx00 on October 02, 2024, 05:09:52 AM Bots were popular before because there's no autobet feature that is being provided by most gambling sites. But since they put it in and the instant bet feature, the usage of bots has decreased. I mean why would you still need a bot if everything is there? Not only are Bots common on dice games before, I even remember some people selling their bots not only on the forum but outside as well. However, since all if not most of the gambling platforms right now are offering them for free, it's hard to see these services right now. You can even set a stop loss or stop win in their option so it's actually a completely automated feature unless you are trying to do something else to tinker with the results. I don't know if they will still allow this now. You better ask them first so that you won't jeopardize your account. Good luck. If I remember correctly, I did see some bots still available right now which works on multiple gambling sites and offer different patterns or strategies or you can set it up manually on a certain pattern you want. These bots may not give positive results or boost the outcome of your bets, so it's still better to consult or check directly to the gambling site's support to make sure the legality of these bots and avoid future issues for using a third party app. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Hirose UK on October 02, 2024, 05:58:13 AM I think this isn't fair for other serious players if I based it to my own opinion, however not everybody has no negative ideas about having botd on dice games on casino. That only depends on their end, if they allow this kind of program to be associated with their gambling operations. Casino site itself do have their specific rules and restrictions on every single line of process towards their gambling programs, definitely this will hamper their advantages towards the profit of their business. I think every gambling site will have their own rules and regulations regarding the use of assistance such as bots in every game they provide, this is like what I have heard before about the use of bots or AI in poker game but I am not that interested and have never tried how it works.Moreover, I think games like poker or dice are different types of games because poker is game of skill because intelligence can be very influential and different from dice which only rely on luck and there is no playing strategy that can really guarantee to increase victory. Regarding the use of bot assistance in the dice game, I cannot answer where it is allowed but what is clear is that I personally will not use bots even if I find gambling site that allows its use. On the other hand, you are right that casinos also take into account the benefits obtained from each game and if the use of bots can affect all of that, then clearly the gambling site or casino will take precautions and prohibitions. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: arufox on October 02, 2024, 07:00:56 AM Not all bots are prohibited in dice games, some platforms even allow bots to be used to gain an advantage in the game. I even used a bot in a casino and it was not prohibited because there was no rule prohibiting it. Therefore, it is important to check the rules of each casino or gaming platform first to find out what rules apply.
Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: SmartGold01 on October 02, 2024, 07:07:18 AM Not all bots are prohibited in dice games, some platforms even allow bots to be used to gain an advantage in the game. I even used a bot in a casino and it was not prohibited because there was no rule prohibiting it. Therefore, it is important to check the rules of each casino or gaming platform first to find out what rules apply. I have never used bot either but my concern is that when casino noticed you used bot to win some substantial amount from them they don't mind digging to know what the secret and how you win such huge amount, because I think most of the people account that was blocked can be a cause of either using bot trying cheat and this is what they hate, if any one caught trying to outsmart the casino then you have no other choice of being blocked or restricted from having access to that fund.Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Queen077 on October 02, 2024, 09:13:40 AM Casino platforms generally do not allow bots in their dice games.
Bots can give players an unfair advantage by automatically placing bets and making decisions based on algorithms, which can disrupt the balance of the game for human players. This can lead to unfair outcomes and undermine the integrity of the casino. While some platforms may have more relaxed policies or enforcement, it's important to note that using a bot can result in your account being suspended or banned. If you're unsure about a specific platform's policy, it's best to contact their customer support for clarification. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: satscraper on October 02, 2024, 09:50:58 AM I would never use any bot on the betting sites as in my view such automated tools (developed by 3rd parties) is just an excuse you may make for been finally crooked. It gives me the feelings to be honest with those who run such sites and remain non-suspicious about their motives and trust them (to some extend of course). I believe that it is always better to gamble by the seat of my pants.
Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: sompitonov on October 02, 2024, 10:05:53 AM Not all bots are prohibited in dice games, some platforms even allow bots to be used to gain an advantage in the game. I even used a bot in a casino and it was not prohibited because there was no rule prohibiting it. Therefore, it is important to check the rules of each casino or gaming platform first to find out what rules apply. Any casino will try to protect itself from any fraudulent schemes in order not to make a loss. Sometimes it even seems to me that if we come up with a tactic or strategy that will allow us to win and not break the rules, then the casino will impose a ban on this, because if it does not do this, then this is a direct path to bankruptcy of the casino. However, I do not know of such cases yet, the casino has specially trained employees who ensure that there are no players who constantly win.Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Webetcoins on October 02, 2024, 10:19:04 AM It based on the gambling site,because most of the slot games and dice are used in some of the gambling site.This type of the bot will allow to double or triple the money.But if you are get greedy and get over confidence in your predictions.It will start their game,whatever you predict the output will be negative.So the same bot will make your winning money to zero value.This will tigger the gamblers to play the next game to recover the old gambling loss.Targeting the loss in the gambling is not the correct strategy. Yeah, that's right. It really depends on the gambling site. There are some that allows it and even prepare a bot and scripts for us but there are gambling sites who doesn't do that. Maybe one of the reasons is they think it helps the gambler to increase their winning chances like what you are telling there but I think that's not true.I have seen lots of bots and scripts in the past or players rather who uses them but I don't see them bragging about their millions and the gambling site where we are playing is still there standing strong, however if let say they work for real, then being greedy has nothing to do against them but you will only continue winning until there is no money left anymore in the casino, though there is still a likelihood that you will spend this money on a wise casino that doesn't support your miraculous bot, or you will spend the money on some things which can result for you to empty all your bank accounts later on. Aside from targeting or playing in hopes of recovering our past losses, playing with the aim of earning a profit is also an incorrect way to play gambling. The only correct way for those who still didn't know is to play by having no expectations on head and just enjoy the game as is. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: ethereumhunter on October 02, 2024, 10:36:41 AM Not all bots are prohibited in dice games, some platforms even allow bots to be used to gain an advantage in the game. I even used a bot in a casino and it was not prohibited because there was no rule prohibiting it. Therefore, it is important to check the rules of each casino or gaming platform first to find out what rules apply. If you just want to automate your dice games, you don't have to use bot because casino have the feature to use the automatic to run the games. You only need to wait until the roll finish. But if you have the other purposes, you need to know their rules and make sure that you will not break their rules. Checking their rules is important so we will stay away from making a mistake while playing gambling in their site. I never use bot in any casinos so I think I don't need that bot just to playing dice games. Besides that, I often playing slot games and not dice since a long time ago.Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Tungbulu on October 02, 2024, 10:58:15 AM Not all bots are prohibited in dice games, some platforms even allow bots to be used to gain an advantage in the game. I even used a bot in a casino and it was not prohibited because there was no rule prohibiting it. Therefore, it is important to check the rules of each casino or gaming platform first to find out what rules apply. Yeah some casinos do not allow the use of bots in their casino because they feel it'll give the players some sort of added advantage over the house, but the truth is that gambling is totally unpredictable, just like humans, bots can only utilize a few techniques to attempt predicting through outcomes of the games but it's still impossible to accurately predict the outcomes. The only advantage I feel bots have over humans when it comes to predicting the outcome of games is the ability to set aside emotions when gambling, because this is the major problem some humans face when gambling, asides that, i don't see the advantage there.Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: shield132 on October 02, 2024, 11:41:56 AM Hello everyone You can use bots to play dice game. Two popular bots are Seuntjies DiceBot (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=307425.0) and ★MyDiceBot★ (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5057661.0). You can check partner/supported websites of these bots and see where you can gamble with them. Btw I am 100% sure that Bitsler.com allows dice bots usage because they give you an option to generate an API key to play with third-party software at your own risk.a little bit arises in wanting to ask about the use of Bots in dice games, maybe questions like this are often asked but I have not received a definite answer Are bots in dice games prohibited? Which casinos allow Bots? I need advice from more experienced friends thank you if you are willing to give advice I know that with MyDiceBot, you can test different strategies with play money instead of real money. It offers you a complex customization. Some casinos have their own bots. For example, the best one that I have seen is wolfbet.com's in-built dice bot. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: GreatArkansas on October 02, 2024, 11:47:39 AM Most dice games have an auto feature so this is almost the same as bots because it runs without you having to keep clicking the play button. Yes, these auto feature behaves like a bot, that's why most popular dice game platforms these days, have this.There are casinos that allow it and regular casinos will state in the rules whether the use of bots is permitted or not, if it's not clear you can ask their live support, but usually casinos prohibit the use of bots to prevent cheating from their users. But I believe that what OP means about "bot" is something you can configure differently, especially nowadays that AI hype is already there. But still, OP does not really give clear details about the bot he mentioned. I also didn't heard any complain for some customers who banned about using bot, because I believe if you are playing with chance, it's still not guaranteed you win even you have a bot. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Negotiation on October 02, 2024, 12:29:51 PM Hello everyone In my opinion, it depends on the casino sites whether dice games allow bots. Not all casino platforms are the same but the playing style is usually different depending on the casino where bots are allowed. Risks are high in gambling so I think it is better not to use bots bots are often wrong to give updated information and you can get hurt and negative attitude will lead you to more problems. Understand the betting odds before using the bot familiarize yourself with dice odds with your wits this will help you make informed decisions about your bets.a little bit arises in wanting to ask about the use of Bots in dice games, maybe questions like this are often asked but I have not received a definite answer Are bots in dice games prohibited? Which casinos allow Bots? I need advice from more experienced friends thank you if you are willing to give advice Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on October 02, 2024, 03:05:18 PM When you say casino, then you are generally talking about all the individual companies that runs a casino business and bookies or just casino. The truth is that, there are many casino company and even on this forum, we are promoting different kinds of casino and all of them have their various terms and conditions. There are some that allows bot and there some that doesn't but if you want to he sure, you can actually create the account and check out for yourself or you can ask their customers support.
Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: pawanjain on October 02, 2024, 03:19:50 PM Hello everyone a little bit arises in wanting to ask about the use of Bots in dice games, maybe questions like this are often asked but I have not received a definite answer Are bots in dice games prohibited? Which casinos allow Bots? I need advice from more experienced friends thank you if you are willing to give advice I know it might sound tempting to use bots in dice games but to be honest dice games are luck based games and eventually we keep losing money in luck based games due to the house edge. There are casinos that allows auto-bet feature which you can used to create your strategy for automating the bets. If you still want to go for more customized options then you can prefer creating automation scripts according to your strategy. But do note that many casinos prohibhit using automation scripts to be run on their site and so you should read the terms and conditions for the casino you prefer to bet on to find out whether its prohibhited to use bots on the site or not. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Zigabel on October 02, 2024, 03:28:18 PM Hello everyone I don't know about other casinos but the casinos I have used so far don't an do don't think it's common to find one that does because most of them know that will be an edge you may be having over them and naturally the casino is supposed to be edged over you so they may not permit until they probably get a way around it.a little bit arises in wanting to ask about the use of Bots in dice games, maybe questions like this are often asked but I have not received a definite answer Are bots in dice games prohibited? Which casinos allow Bots? I need advice from more experienced friends thank you if you are willing to give advice But then there are strategies to play dice that will really help you a whole lot asides using bots maybe you should explore them and see if that will probably work and help you. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Oluwa-btc on October 02, 2024, 03:40:51 PM Are bots in dice games prohibited? Which casinos allow Bots? Mm I would say bots are not prohibited in dice games because you can find some casinos that allows it but I ain't sure of the casinos tho, but I was having a conversation with some guys and one of them had to mention how he came across bots while playing a particular game in the casinos, tho I didn't give rapt attention to his explanation to figure out the exact casino that is involved but I presume you can find some Casinos that allow that but then it's rare and using bots for gambling will only increase your chances of loss because most of them are usually false but it's up to you to make your choices tho. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Findingnemo on October 02, 2024, 05:25:35 PM Not all bots are prohibited in dice games, some platforms even allow bots to be used to gain an advantage in the game. Bots just mimics how it programmed to be like what happens when you win like increase the bet this amount and the same goes when losing and how many bets and there is no such thing this is an advantage cause it's going to have the same result as we do but it just goes on its own without needing click for every bet and that's the only advantage. And most casinos do have their built in auto bet feature we no need to use a third party user script but if you want to then you gotta ask their support team whether it's allowed or not, if you have time then find it's in their fine prints of ToS. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Yatsan on October 02, 2024, 06:53:11 PM Will basically depend on platform's policies. As others have mentioned, some gambling providers are fine with bot services and that is simply for a reason; that patterns are not easy to achieve. However, some are strict with it simply because it is a form of cheating especially involving third party applications or software to make it possible. I know some people who really uses bots but outcomes weren't still guaranteed. It might indeed give you higher chances but that's different still with assurance of profit. Another is the idea that most of us should be rich by now if this strategy is working consistently promoting efficiency as well. No matter how we look at it, gambling is gambling. If you cannot handle losing then might as well consider quitting this industry.
Are bots in dice games prohibited? Which casinos allow Bots? Mm I would say bots are not prohibited in dice games because you can find some casinos that allows it but I ain't sure of the casinos tho, but I was having a conversation with some guys and one of them had to mention how he came across bots while playing a particular game in the casinos, tho I didn't give rapt attention to his explanation to figure out the exact casino that is involved but I presume you can find some Casinos that allow that but then it's rare and using bots for gambling will only increase your chances of loss because most of them are usually false but it's up to you to make your choices tho. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Blowon on October 02, 2024, 07:37:24 PM Not all bots are prohibited in dice games, some platforms even allow bots to be used to gain an advantage in the game. I even used a bot in a casino and it was not prohibited because there was no rule prohibiting it. Therefore, it is important to check the rules of each casino or gaming platform first to find out what rules apply. If you just want to automate your dice games, you don't have to use bot because casino have the feature to use the automatic to run the games. You only need to wait until the roll finish. But if you have the other purposes, you need to know their rules and make sure that you will not break their rules. Checking their rules is important so we will stay away from making a mistake while playing gambling in their site. I never use bot in any casinos so I think I don't need that bot just to playing dice games. Besides that, I often playing slot games and not dice since a long time ago.Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: the rise on October 02, 2024, 08:02:35 PM Not all bots are prohibited in dice games, some platforms even allow bots to be used to gain an advantage in the game. I even used a bot in a casino and it was not prohibited because there was no rule prohibiting it. Therefore, it is important to check the rules of each casino or gaming platform first to find out what rules apply. If you just want to automate your dice games, you don't have to use bot because casino have the feature to use the automatic to run the games. You only need to wait until the roll finish. But if you have the other purposes, you need to know their rules and make sure that you will not break their rules. Checking their rules is important so we will stay away from making a mistake while playing gambling in their site. I never use bot in any casinos so I think I don't need that bot just to playing dice games. Besides that, I often playing slot games and not dice since a long time ago.Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Fortify on October 02, 2024, 08:09:34 PM Hello everyone a little bit arises in wanting to ask about the use of Bots in dice games, maybe questions like this are often asked but I have not received a definite answer Are bots in dice games prohibited? Which casinos allow Bots? I need advice from more experienced friends thank you if you are willing to give advice Casinos are only interested in offering games where they can create an edge, even if that edge is only 1 or 2% - over a long enough time period that can add up to big money and they can even be perfectly open with their customers with what is happening. In that scenario, where a dice game already has an inbuilt tilt to bring profitability to the casino, it makes no logical sense to try and play a dice game bot. You are guaranteed to lose with it over the long run and there is no way you can beat the simple internal mathematics that your bot will have no control over. They will naturally put terms against bots in their conditions, but mostly because they don't want automated programs sapping up their website resources, but they'd happily ignore bots that transfer customer money into their wallet. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: ethereumhunter on October 03, 2024, 04:28:42 AM I see a lot of doubts about using bots, both from the casino and the negative results, and you suggest betting with automatic bets, I think it's not a good idea, because the dice roll is a little slow in my opinion, if using a bot it will produce 7-14 spins / second, so you have to target a small profit and a very minimal bet, I choose an online casino that accepts bets of 0.00000001 tron (trx), that's why I choose a bot that will roll the dice very fast, I try with a capital of 100 trx Usually, if you see the dice roll is a little slow, that is because the processing of the view in your computer have a lack. I already compared this between my old laptop and my friend new laptop. The graphic of the dice roll is different and in my laptop, I see a slow motion butin my friend's laptop, no slow motion. Besides that, the internet connection is also influence.But if you use bot, you don't see the image on the dice roll because bot interface doesn't show that and only see different view. So that will give you a fast rolls. Using bot or not will depend on gamblers purposes but we must be careful to choose the site. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: junder on October 03, 2024, 05:20:44 AM Casinos are only interested in offering games where they can create an edge, even if that edge is only 1 or 2% - over a long enough time period that can add up to big money and they can even be perfectly open with their customers with what is happening. In that scenario, where a dice game already has an inbuilt tilt to bring profitability to the casino, it makes no logical sense to try and play a dice game bot. You are guaranteed to lose with it over the long run and there is no way you can beat the simple internal mathematics that your bot will have no control over. They will naturally put terms against bots in their conditions, but mostly because they don't want automated programs sapping up their website resources, but they'd happily ignore bots that transfer customer money into their wallet. I agree with you, and in my opinion even if the casino allows bots in any game other than dice, it does not fully guarantee that players can get bigger or definite profits, now if bots are allowed and with that statement it will help players to be able to get certain wins then I think everyone will probably look for money in gambling because there is clear certainty, while the purpose of the casino is to seek profit not to provide profit especially in the long term.I doubt that casinos allow the use of bots whose purpose is to help players excel, that is not their strategy. Please note that casinos provide many games, the purpose is to seek profit, so it is impossible for them to allow the use of bots, even if there are players who are stubborn by looking for and maybe even buying bots to help them, I think it could be a problem for them. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Jody.Drummer on October 03, 2024, 05:38:57 AM Usually, if you see the dice roll is a little slow, that is because the processing of the view in your computer have a lack. I already compared this between my old laptop and my friend new laptop. The graphic of the dice roll is different and in my laptop, I see a slow motion butin my friend's laptop, no slow motion. Besides that, the internet connection is also influence. It is clear that with online games, of course, internet connection is very influential, not only with gambling but with other games that even though they are not gambling, internet connection is something that must be considered, because I myself feel annoyed when I am playing but experience interference that makes me uncomfortable playing, even this often happens when I play games that are online even though they are not gambling. In addition, the slow movement on the display may also be caused by the performance of our own gadgets which have decreased in performance so that it affects the game being played.But if you use bot, you don't see the image on the dice roll because bot interface doesn't show that and only see different view. So that will give you a fast rolls. Using bot or not will depend on gamblers purposes but we must be careful to choose the site. That makes sense, but it seems very rare for a casino to provide something like this, right? I myself have never encountered it, but have you ever encountered it or even used it, and if you have used it, how does it feel? Can it make you win for sure? Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: swogerino on October 03, 2024, 07:12:00 AM They used to in early stages yet I don't know nowadays as the casinos usually don't mention if they allow or disallow the use of bots, or in the ones I play I never came to read such thing. Still you don't need it as many casinos offer a lot of flexibility in configuring autobet for example or create your own strategy and let it run for some time, most of these can be applied yourself without the need of a bot if you want to increase your wager as overall you will lose be it with bots be it with strategies.
Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Taskford on October 03, 2024, 10:45:51 AM Casinos are only interested in offering games where they can create an edge, even if that edge is only 1 or 2% - over a long enough time period that can add up to big money and they can even be perfectly open with their customers with what is happening. In that scenario, where a dice game already has an inbuilt tilt to bring profitability to the casino, it makes no logical sense to try and play a dice game bot. You are guaranteed to lose with it over the long run and there is no way you can beat the simple internal mathematics that your bot will have no control over. They will naturally put terms against bots in their conditions, but mostly because they don't want automated programs sapping up their website resources, but they'd happily ignore bots that transfer customer money into their wallet. I agree with you, and in my opinion even if the casino allows bots in any game other than dice, it does not fully guarantee that players can get bigger or definite profits, now if bots are allowed and with that statement it will help players to be able to get certain wins then I think everyone will probably look for money in gambling because there is clear certainty, while the purpose of the casino is to seek profit not to provide profit especially in the long term.I doubt that casinos allow the use of bots whose purpose is to help players excel, that is not their strategy. Please note that casinos provide many games, the purpose is to seek profit, so it is impossible for them to allow the use of bots, even if there are players who are stubborn by looking for and maybe even buying bots to help them, I think it could be a problem for them. There are certain impressions spreading before that by using bots players could earn passive income from it. But it turns out bad for people who use it since their expectation didn't happen and they are been scammed by people claiming something excessive to them. So best to eliminate those earning income schemes with bot since if they encounter people saying that most provably that they are scammers. Bot job is to automate certain things that player want to set, but it doesn't give any guarantee to win. People are really stubborn to find impossible things that's why they always fall on those scams. If they really believe that there's something like that exist them maybe they should do more research first to verify it for sure they would know the answer what bother their minds. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: dansus021 on October 03, 2024, 10:56:50 AM do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? First of all what bot you want to deploy back then my friend and I use bot using iMacros using script that my friend own when the dice.com is alive hahah. The winrate is above 55% which is good at that time.
If the bot only help you click the button here and there I believe that is fine Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Apocollapse on October 03, 2024, 11:24:32 AM I agree with you, and in my opinion even if the casino allows bots in any game other than dice, it does not fully guarantee that players can get bigger or definite profits, now if bots are allowed and with that statement it will help players to be able to get certain wins then I think everyone will probably look for money in gambling because there is clear certainty, while the purpose of the casino is to seek profit not to provide profit especially in the long term. If you and the casino think house edge is enough to make sure the gamblers will not able to beat the house, I don't see any reason why the casino need to forbid it. Simply say, they're actually afraid if the bots might work and able to beat the house edge.I doubt that casinos allow the use of bots whose purpose is to help players excel, that is not their strategy. Please note that casinos provide many games, the purpose is to seek profit, so it is impossible for them to allow the use of bots, even if there are players who are stubborn by looking for and maybe even buying bots to help them, I think it could be a problem for them. Think as the casino owner, you will try to add any rules to make sure your business will survive and not worry with something that could harm your business. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: mirakal on October 03, 2024, 11:33:10 AM Well, the answer depends on whether this is allowed in the casino, but I think that's not what they want to happen, which is why there is captcha solving to prevent bots. If you were a gambler, would you want something like this? I don't think so, as it is still better when doing it in person.
Maybe there are people who use this, but I think using bots doesn't make sense because it doesn't really change the outcome as bots can't make any influence. Honestly, it was a different experience doing it in person, where you can really enjoy the moment even if you lose. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Zadicar on October 03, 2024, 11:56:43 AM Most dice games have an auto feature so this is almost the same as bots because it runs without you having to keep clicking the play button. This is what im trying to say that bots are useless or somewhat non relevant considering that automatic feature is already that available or could really be that seen into those most platforms.There are casinos that allow it and regular casinos will state in the rules whether the use of bots is permitted or not, if it's not clear you can ask their live support, but usually casinos prohibit the use of bots to prevent cheating from their users. There might be some bots but the place on which i do remember on which you could be able to import some bot or script is on Bustabit but so far with dice games then it would be pertaining into those internal automatic features on which you could make use of. There's no difference with this stuff i could say when it comes to automation or bot settings. House wont care on using up some bots i do assume, as long it wont really be something abusive or some exploit then it will really be just that fine. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: ethereumhunter on October 04, 2024, 03:51:42 AM It is clear that with online games, of course, internet connection is very influential, not only with gambling but with other games that even though they are not gambling, internet connection is something that must be considered, because I myself feel annoyed when I am playing but experience interference that makes me uncomfortable playing, even this often happens when I play games that are online even though they are not gambling. In addition, the slow movement on the display may also be caused by the performance of our own gadgets which have decreased in performance so that it affects the game being played. I still often get that error when I am playing gambling and yes, that is feel annoyed because we can not play the games smoothly. That can also affect to my emotion if something disturb my gambling activity. Ensuring the internet connection doesn't have any problem is a must so we can do what we want using internet and we can satisfy. I only feels as I mention before where when our graphic card is not good, the image or video will get lack. The slow motion will appear which makes the games can not be enjoyed. That makes sense, but it seems very rare for a casino to provide something like this, right? I myself have never encountered it, but have you ever encountered it or even used it, and if you have used it, how does it feel? Can it make you win for sure? So when you open dice bots, you have to makes sure you have good internet connection and not open too many browsers so the bot and the games can run smoothly. Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: Nrcewker on October 04, 2024, 04:13:42 AM Bots are allowed on many sites, but there are also some sites that don’t allow them. Instead of asking here, it would have been ideal to contact the customer support of respective casinos and ask about the usage of bots. A few years back, almost all the popular dice-gambling sites were accepting bots. I remember Seurjit bots were very popular and were used by all the casinos. Currently, as far as I remember, you can use bots at Primedice without any difficulties. But it's better to contact their support team and ask them once.
Title: Re: do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? Post by: junder on October 04, 2024, 04:14:35 AM There are certain impressions spreading before that by using bots players could earn passive income from it. But it turns out bad for people who use it since their expectation didn't happen and they are been scammed by people claiming something excessive to them. So best to eliminate those earning income schemes with bot since if they encounter people saying that most provably that they are scammers. If the use of this bot can make players definitely win, then there will clearly be a passive or fixed income that may last for a long time. I agree with you, eliminating the income scheme in betting is one of the things that must be determined, because after all I think we will not be able to get consistent income if we only act as players, unless we are a host who already has full control of the bet, it might be able to generate income that is consistent.Bot job is to automate certain things that player want to set, but it doesn't give any guarantee to win. People are really stubborn to find impossible things that's why they always fall on those scams. If they really believe that there's something like that exist them maybe they should do more research first to verify it for sure they would know the answer what bother their minds. Indirectly when they involve or rely on a Bot even though the main goal is to automate it, but over time I think there may be people who will look for the other side, such as looking for a bot that can give them a greater chance of winning, but I'm not sure about this, because behind all the bets there is a bookie who regulates it besides that they must have done enough security to prevent players from being able to beat them. |
