I updated the file linked in the previous response and the tipping seems to work as far as i tested, just sync your git repo or download the source again and compile it

in the lua code, you need to use tip("accountID",amount), for example: tip("357",0.10015)

If it hung on build9 as well, it probably was due to something else, But I'll take a look never the less. Wireshark isn't going to do much, it's all https so you won't be able to sniff anything useful from the packets.

Is the balance only negative in LUA or in the whole bot?

Yes when you switch from programmer mode to advanced mode while running, the betting will immediately switch to the settings in advanced mode. Will add something to make the bot stop betting, or show a warning when switching between modes.

The console flashes because when it reaches 500 lines, I remove the top 50. When I do this, it flashes a bit. Will see If I can somehow do that a bit smoother.

You'll see a new variable in the box at the top called lastBet, of type Bet. This is an object with all of the latest bets' information. Here's a very very badly drawn UML of the class:


you're probably looking for lastBet.Roll

I know of the chance and the balance thing. Got that sorted already for the next build. Did not know about the losing streak thing. Thanks for pointing that out.

Hi, Thanks for the response. I haven't had a lot of people using the programmer mode so it's still very buggy and needs some new features. I've been working on bettering it and the next build (which could possibly finally be a stable release) will have a much better programmer mode.

Currently only the win/loss is returned as you noted, but I already implemented returning an object of a bet result that will have more details on the roll available for the user to use, such as the client seed, roll number, lucky number, chance, profit, etc etc. The invest function works at JD, PRC and safedice. the tip function works at JD, PRC and PD. Build 9 has a donate button that details to which account to tip depending on which site you're on.

I know of the scroll bar thing. It shows the bottom scroll bar because the side scroll bar is visible and it shows the side scroll bar because the bottom scroll bar is visible. I'll make a few adjustments there and get it to look a bit better.


I'm planning on adding a save button so the code is saved to a file, but in the mean time you can work in a text file and use only the following in the code box. Just make sure you have a dobet() method/function defined in the file as that method is called to determine the next bet.

Remove everything from the code box and add only

Now when you start the bot, the code in your text file will be executed and the method/function will be loaded from the file. All declarations and assignments done outside of a method in the file will be executed once and all methods will be loaded when start() is called.

There should be more after    at System.Threading.Tasks.TaskExceptionHolder.Finalize()

That's the part I really need

I was wondering if you knew anything about this deposit to Just-Dice, Mr. Solo Staker.

Which makes me wonder... what happens if people put illegal or copyrighted text into the blockchain's CLAMspeech? It's not like anyone can take it down to comply with a cease and desist order. I remember a few years ago someone put a bunch of links to very dubious sites in the Bitcoin blockchain, but I've not heard anything about that since. Here's an article, with a pretty inaccurate headline: "If you own Bitcoin, you also own links to child porn". (Inaccurate since you can own Bitcoin simply by holding a private key on a piece of paper. You don't need a copy of the blockchain to own Bitcoin).

  I just get a dice-bot has stopped working correctly.  The only option is to close the program.  This is running under windows 7 if that matters.  Let me know if there is any kind of dump I can take when it happens again. 

   And while I've got your ear.  Is there a way to print text and variables in the same line?  I've just coded 2 prints instead.  Figured I'd ask...

Usually there's a details button, If you open that, it should show the stack trace. I'd need to see the whole stack trace if possible.

As of yet, I haven't added a way of saving the code automatically or loading code into the bot. Been meaning to do so, just haven't gotten around to it.

for now, you can use the dofile() method to load from a file.

To do this, just delete the dobet function from the code box (would be best if it's empty), then execute dofile("your script name.txt") from the console. If you start the bot now, the loaded method will be executed. Alternatively you can replace the code in the code box with dofile and just start the bot normally.

Note: It's important that the dobet() function is NOT in the code box when you start betting. when executing start(), the code in the code box is executed. If dobet is present, it will override the one in your file.



At the moment, the first roll is determined by the base bet text box in the basic and advanced modes, same for chance and it defaults to betting high. In build 9 there is a bug that prevents changing these values from outside the dobet function, but I've been working on improving it and the next version will fix these issues.

Some of these issues has already been fixed and the code has been committed to github if you want to compile the bot yourself and test it out.


The console is there to allow input and output. you can declare and set variables using the console, as well as get their values using the print function. you can also use the print function from inside your code to print applicable info to the console during the run. The stats windows and some other hidden features will be view-able while in the programmer mode in the next build (these updates has already been committed to github).

The console is pretty much like a javascript console. You can execute just about any code from it.

Sorry to hear you lost the code. I know it's an inconvenience and I will make it save the settings automatically soon.
Would be great if you could send the error details from when the bot crashed though, Hard for me to fix errors if i don't know what they are




Edit: github repo: https://github.com/seuntie900/DiceBot

You'll need to write a lua script for this.

something like:



If I understand you correctly, that should do it.

I don't know if anyone noticed the CLAM difficulty dropped through the floor over the last couple of hours.

That was my fault. I was debugging a hang-up in the Just-Dice wallet, left the wallet running in a terminal ssh'ed into a remote server from my laptop, and left the laptop while I went outside for a break.

The laptop suspended itself, causing the clamd on the remote server to hang up and stop staking.

Here are charts of the network difficulty:





It's pretty much back to normal now - but for an hour or so it was much easier to stake than normal.

I currently hold some coins in wallet permanently, and trade others on Poloniex. IS this policy of 2 day POB staying as is? I'm assuming it's staying as is.
Because otherwise I would probably pull the coins and trade them and then bring them back before the cut off date. If this policy is going to change then I will leave them in the wallet and trade a smaller amount on Poloniex as I'm doing now.

Same, I wouldve only went in with a small amount, so in the end I woulda got a refund.

The irony... 

That is up to you on which way you want to go. Personally I have all my blocks at 15k now so they stake in about 15-19 days max. They always max out at 1k though. You can have smaller blocks but they will not stake quickly but might get you closer to the 1k mark without going over. My bet is on weight and minimal time for staking. Others have a different strategy and that is good since we are here to learn what works best. Hope this helps!