Scripting it is pretty easy.  I think payb.tc posted a basic PHP script for making martingale bets on SatoshiDice in the main SatoshiDice thread.   I'll dig up a link to it later if you like.  It would be pretty trivial to adapt it to play your strategy.

3 questions:

1. is the total of lucky and unlucky numbers 65.535 (including 0) ?

2. has a zero ever been rolled?

3. when exactly will the next zero be rolled?

thanks

Why don't you start your own site, invest your own money and time, and then you can see how much you like it for people to tell you how they think you should run your game.

Do not complain about my site not displaying something the way you want, when I tell you it is explained clearly in "how it works" page, and then when I am finally forced to change the displayed number because your complaining makes people spread FUD and claim I'm scam, you complain about "how it works" page that you ignored in the first place.

Do you complain because satoshidice says they use magic in their game? Hmmm?

Maybe I should change my entire "How it works" page to "I use magic because Dooglus thinks he owns this game."

Ahh, yes....  I only managed to do it for a couple of hours myself.    Profit was around 2BTC, as I recall...

If I just knew how to make a script for it....

You place a bet by sending bitcoins to one of the addresses listed in the 'Games' table. BTC Dice sees this, evaluates a win or loss and generates a return transaction. If you lose, we return your bet times 0.005 less house percent, or 0.00000001, whichever is greater. If you win, your bet is multiplied by the prize multiplier, the house percentage is subtracted, and that amount is sent back.

This seems to be a clone of Satoshi's dice with user defined odds as the point of differentiation.

1) Could you make one consistent address to send wagers to. (like Satoshi's Dice)
2) Could you allow the user to specify the odds of winning using the insignifcant digits of the amount bet (e.g.) say I'm wagering 1 BTC and I want to earn 64.0 BTC if I win. I could send 1.00000640 bitcoins to your single address.
3) You could specify a maximum possible winning payout to avoid jackpot's that break the bank. It would be quite transparent (e.g. no payouts greater than 100.0 BTC).
If I send you, 1.00010000 bitcoins, then you return the 1 bitcoin because the bet payout is too big for you to cover.

I think that would be a more user-friendly design (no need to access the webpage at all, except to nervously check bet results).

It would also be quite easy to verify your payment track record in the blockchain.

Losing (as in someone else deposits) will only cause you a loss of 0.001 BTC as you can deposit again and win all of your deposits back

BTCDice now marked as a scam.

Oh, that box scrolls down.   It's a little quirky, I'd like it if double-clicking the player's name opened their table too.  But single-clicking the table is the only way.

There is no such thing as karma, but when you are reincarnating it makes sense to try and leave yourself a better world to come back to.  This is part of why I support communism/socialism.  Trying to help everyone improve their living conditions increases the odds of a comfortable next life.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponzi_scheme
A Ponzi scheme is a fraudulent investment operation that blablabla

Dooglus, I suppose you don't believe in it then?

Just want everyone to know that I won playing less than 3200 with a number of 1834... and to think I was so tempted to bet for below 2000...

Id appreciate some feedback on either listing as scam or permanently shelving the game in unattended until the matter is resolved..

It's sound though, because it works off karma.

into your PingIt wallet from a none Barclays account