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I have tried out the native built in auto betting bot features on 5 of the leading bitcoin dice sites and present a report of the state of this important feature in the bitcoin dice world.

DiceNow (https://dicenow.com/)
has the best auto betting bot of any bitcoin dice operator. You set your

Base bet amount
Bet to roll high or low
If/when to change between high and low
A stop loss, stop profit or stop after a certain number of rolls
What staking progression to use. Here you can customise martingales, inverse martingales, set you own multiplier or set no progression at all, meaning all bets in the series will be the for the same amount.

There are 2 separate tabs with these same options the only difference is the one named robot will make your bets one at a time with a 1 second interval, which is exciting to watch, whereas the tab named auto will make all the rolls simultaneously and give you an overall result instantly.

Win88 (https://win88.me/usr/52225)
have a good bot labeled auto bet in the sidebar. You set the base bet and what action should be taken after a win and after a loss, either increase the bet or return to the base bet. Importantly you set how many rolls to do this for.

The field where you enter the base bet can be very annoying as it types over numbers you enter and adds or takes away 0s. The bets made are display in awkward and uneven sized chucks; say you set it to make 20 rolls, instead of displaying the 1st roll then the 2nd then the 3rd and so on one second apart it might show the first 3 rolls instantly then pause for a few seconds then show one more roll then pause for a random amount of time then show the next 5 rolls as a clump et cetera, making for a clunky user experience.

A good thing about the win88 (https://win88.me/usr/52225) bot is that at the end of a series of bets it tells you what the overall result was from that series rather than making you work it out.

CoinWin (http://coinwin.us/?u=66984)
Click “automatice” for the bot in which you set the base bet, whether the bet should increase or return to the base bet after a win or a loss and how many rolls to do this for. The bets then get rolled a little too slowly and it does not give an amount won or lost from the series but its not bad overall.

BitDice (https://www.bitdice.me/)
have a basic bot reached by the GO AUTO button. You can set the bet size to multiply on losses but not wins and you can set it to stop once you reach less than a certain balance and/or more than a certain balance. Unfortunately we could not get it to work as after a few rolls it would clear the stake per bet we had entered and then give the minimum bet error message so a disappointing user experience.

Peerbets (https://www.peerbet.org/)
auto roll is a predictably amateurish misfire. AUTO-ROLL is prominently displayed in the betting interface but when you press it the text “ROBO Dice Auto-Roll Buddy 1.0 by PeerBet” is displayed but nothing else, there is no robot roll feature and no explanation. This is not some bug for today, this is the permanent state of affairs that they actually think is good enough…this place is obviously run by the c-team.

There is no native betting bot on Poket Rockets Casino (https://pocketrocketscasino.eu/ref/671) who seem to encourage users who want auto betting to use the 3rd party seuntjie bot. We think external bots introduce new risks and complexity which are not necessary given many of the best sites already include auto beting bots in their native interface.

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Good luck rolling!

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