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1  Economy / Gambling discussion / Playing with dices on: December 18, 2021, 02:26:37 AM
Hi,

Let's get straight to the point.
We have all played the coinflip at some point in life. And we all know the martingale strategy does not work at all in the long run.

But, I decided to use a dicebot and run it for fun and after 1 million bets the bankroll went bust several times.
So I made a script using tampermonkey that saves all the earnings in a vault so that when it eventually went bust the winnings would not be affected, meaning the bankroll always stays the same and you can never lose your earnings.

Since the martingale system was a no go, I decided to use another pattern which to my surprize performed much better than the martingale.
Then I ran a couple million simulations and found that the max loss in a row rarely exceeds 15, so I decided to take the loss at 16 losses. And with a bit of luck you will earn the money back.

I'm betting 0.0005 dogecoin as a basebet, so as you can imagine it doesn't make an awful lot of money short-term, but 150-200 dogecoin a day isn't that bad. I'm building up the bankroll so I can bet more and more with time.

I'm not a genious when it comes to math, but I'm using 150 dogecoin as "the bankroll" every day. Meaning if it does go bust I have to make up for it with some of my earnings vaulted.


If someone wants to do the math or help me with the script or the project itself I'd be happy to share everything with you.
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