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This is a follow on to https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=307425.0 This is the place to discuss the programmer mode of Seuntjie's dice bot. Also discuss the Lua language as it applies there. resources : http://bot.seuntjie.com/ProgrammerMode.aspxAnything I explain here is related to the V3 B12 version of the bot. You can get the latest version of Seuntjies Dicebot here http://bot.seuntjie.com/botpage.aspxTo get into programmer mode click on the Settings Mode and then click on programmer  You will see 2 panels open on the right side. The upper panel is a reference panel of available variables, and functions. These are only the things specific to the bot, and not everything available. Also you will find the open and save buttons. A nice addition that allows you to save your programs and reload them.  The lower panel is where your code is going to go. It starts out prefilled with function dobet() end This is really nice since it's a major part of any program. This is defining the function dobet. When you start() the program this function will be called after placing each bet. As time permits I will be cleaning up this post, and adding additional posts to it to explain some of the neat features that you can use with this bot. |
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grendel25
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How do you make it pause after a certain level of profit and then make it start backup automatically after the pause and restart the profit counter?
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How do you make it pause after a certain level of profit and then make it start backup automatically after the pause and restart the profit counter?
That's way more involved then it should be. Ie. there is no built in way to pause a Lua script. There is a somewhat involved solution here. http://mushclient.com/forum/?id=4956 But I have not tried it. Is there a reason you NEED to pause the script. No wrong answer because I've had a few times where it would have come in handy. But for the most part I haven't needed it. I've only tested things on JD and PRC. And A quirk of this, once you run out of coin to bet, the bot automatically pauses. Now that I'm thinking a little, Do you want to pause to invest, tip or withdraw profit? I've tried them all on JD, and tip /withdraw on PRC. They all work well. I was planning on covering this at a later time. I use invest on JD to take profit from the bot, and setup a second user on PRC and send them tips to take profit. One thing to note.. Invest/ tip/ withdraw do not update your balance. So if your using the balance to calculate your bets, you need to remember what you took out, and adjust accordingly. |
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July 09, 2015, 03:00:51 AM
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How do you make it pause after a certain level of profit and then make it start backup automatically after the pause and restart the profit counter?
That's way more involved then it should be. Ie. there is no built in way to pause a Lua script. There is a somewhat involved solution here. http://mushclient.com/forum/?id=4956 But I have not tried it. Is there a reason you NEED to pause the script. No wrong answer because I've had a few times where it would have come in handy. But for the most part I haven't needed it. I've only tested things on JD and PRC. And A quirk of this, once you run out of coin to bet, the bot automatically pauses. Now that I'm thinking a little, Do you want to pause to invest, tip or withdraw profit? I've tried them all on JD, and tip /withdraw on PRC. They all work well. I was planning on covering this at a later time. I use invest on JD to take profit from the bot, and setup a second user on PRC and send them tips to take profit. One thing to note.. Invest/ tip/ withdraw do not update your balance. So if your using the balance to calculate your bets, you need to remember what you took out, and adjust accordingly. Well, thanks. I've ran other LUA and XML scripts and script combinations before that could use rest or pause functions. I just don't know how to incorporate it here. Also, the current script examples at the referenced website doesn't even do martingale correctly as far as I can tell it just makes the same bet over and over. edit: nevermind, did some Google searches and figured it out. |
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July 09, 2015, 09:06:28 PM |
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We can start by using the basic Martingale script from the reference site. chance=49.5 multiplier=2 base=0.00000010 function dobet()
if win then
nextbet=base
else
nextbet=previousbet*multiplier
end
end
The 3 statements before the function statement will be executed BEFORE the first bet is made. chance is a variable that will be used by the bot. multiplier and base are internal variables just used by the script. After each bet is placed function dobet is called. In this case, if the bet won, the variable win will be true and the script will reset the nextbet variable to the base bet. nextbet is a variable used by the bot when placing a bet. If the win variable is false, then we lost the bet. The script will execute the else path. This will set nextbet equal to the previous bet (previousbet) times multipler. In this case X 2. The structure LUA uses for if/then/else requires an end statement. And the function requires an end statement. A few things I would add to the initialization section. I would set nextbet = base so the first bet is base on my script not what is filled in the bot's panels. Also set bethigh Make it true if you want to go high, false if you want to bet low. It's as easy as bethigh = false So my really basic script would be. chance=49.5
multiplier=2
base=0.00000010
nextbet = base
bethigh = false
function dobet()
if win then
nextbet=base
else
nextbet=previousbet*multiplier
end
end
To execute this script, in the programmer mode section click on the console tab at the top. This opens the LUA console. The upper section is the output and the lower section is for input. In the lower section you would type start() to start your script. And stop() to stop it. You can also use the built in simulator to see how your script will run. Either from the built in simulator panel (click view, then simulate) ir by typing runsim (X,Y) into the console. X is your pretend starting balance Y is the number of bets to place. Note: Don't start your bot with a large balance. A small error could cause you to lose everything. Always start with a small amount just to test out all of your functions. Of course use the simulator to flush out as much as you can. |
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July 10, 2015, 01:07:15 AM |
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We can start by using the basic Martingale script from the reference site. chance=49.5 multiplier=2 base=0.00000010 function dobet()
if win then
nextbet=base
else
nextbet=previousbet*multiplier
end
end
The 3 statements before the function statement will be executed BEFORE the first bet is made. chance is a variable that will be used by the bot. multiplier and base are internal variables just used by the script. After each bet is placed function dobet is called. In this case, if the bet won, the variable win will be true and the script will reset the nextbet variable to the base bet. nextbet is a variable used by the bot when placing a bet. If the win variable is false, then we lost the bet. The script will execute the else path. This will set nextbet equal to the previous bet (previousbet) times multipler. In this case X 2. The structure LUA uses for if/then/else requires an end statement. And the function requires an end statement. A few things I would add to the initialization section. I would set nextbet = base so the first bet is base on my script not what is filled in the bot's panels. Also set bethigh Make it true if you want to go high, false if you want to bet low. It's as easy as bethigh = false So my really basic script would be. chance=49.5
multiplier=2
base=0.00000010
nextbet = base
bethigh = false
function dobet()
if win then
nextbet=base
else
nextbet=previousbet*multiplier
end
end
To execute this script, in the programmer mode section click on the console tab at the top. This opens the LUA console. The upper section is the output and the lower section is for input. In the lower section you would type start() to start your script. And stop() to stop it. You can also use the built in simulator to see how your script will run. Either from the built in simulator panel (click view, then simulate) ir by typing runsim (X,Y) into the console. X is your pretend starting balance Y is the number of bets to place. Note: Don't start your bot with a large balance. A small error could cause you to lose everything. Always start with a small amount just to test out all of your functions. Of course use the simulator to flush out as much as you can. Isn't this info already in the bot.seuntjie.com website? I thought discussion might be more productive. Do you actually know how to make a good pause/rest/wait function into this bot or were you just teasing me? I'm going to continue to try and explain this for some of the folks that have limited programming experience. Discussion is always welcome. No, I don't know how to do that. http://mushclient.com/forum/?id=4956 This might help. Can you explain what your trying to accomplish by pausing the script? Maybe there is another way to do what your trying to do. |
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Isn't this info already in the bot.seuntjie.com website? I thought discussion might be more productive. Do you actually know how to make a good pause/rest/wait function into this bot or were you just teasing me?
Why would you want to pause/rest/wait at all? The time of the bet has no influence on the result of a roll? I really don't see a point to using something like this but since you're asking for it, you can just use sleep(milliseconds:int) |
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Isn't this info already in the bot.seuntjie.com website? I thought discussion might be more productive. Do you actually know how to make a good pause/rest/wait function into this bot or were you just teasing me?
Why would you want to pause/rest/wait at all? The time of the bet has no influence on the result of a roll? I really don't see a point to using something like this but since you're asking for it, you can just use sleep(milliseconds:int) Awesome, thank you. Well, the rationale is that I think the timing of the bets actually is important so I'd like to test my ideas and I'd like as much flexibility as possible to test every idea I might have until one of them actually works. I'm a little dismayed at such doubt and would just like the freedom to explore different ideas even if they are known failures it could generate a better idea later. I hope folks can understand this. So this "sleep(milliseconds:int)" Since I suck at syntax and tried/failed as soon as I saw it posted... can you elaborate on how this would actually work in a script? For example, my intent was to stop every 10K satoshi profit for "sleep(300000)" or 'five minutes' but my code looked like this and when I ran the simulator I didn't notice any pause. Will I notice a set 5 minute pause in the simulator? also, I want to send a resetseed every 5 bets (I know... I know... it won't reset every 5 seeds... please enough with the Questions...) Can you tell me how to fix this code below? Actually, can anyone answer my original question, "How do you make it pause after a certain level of profit and then make it start backup automatically after the pause and restart the profit counter?" Here is the code I tried: chance=49.5
multiplier=2
base=0.00001000
resetseed=5
function dobet()
if win & profitsincelastcycle == 0.00004000 then
sleep(300000)
else
nextbet=base
end
if not win then
nextbet=previousbet*multiplier
end
end
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July 10, 2015, 03:22:27 AM |
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Isn't this info already in the bot.seuntjie.com website? I thought discussion might be more productive. Do you actually know how to make a good pause/rest/wait function into this bot or were you just teasing me?
Why would you want to pause/rest/wait at all? The time of the bet has no influence on the result of a roll? I really don't see a point to using something like this but since you're asking for it, you can just use sleep(milliseconds:int) Awesome, thank you. Well, the rationale is that I think the timing of the bets actually is important so I'd like to test my ideas and I'd like as much flexibility as possible to test every idea I might have until one of them actually works. I'm a little dismayed at such doubt and would just like the freedom to explore different ideas even if they are known failures it could generate a better idea later. I hope folks can understand this. So this "sleep(milliseconds:int)" Since I suck at syntax and tried/failed as soon as I saw it posted... can you elaborate on how this would actually work in a script? For example, my intent was to stop every 10K satoshi profit for "sleep(300000)" or 'five minutes' but my code looked like this and when I ran the simulator I didn't notice any pause. Will I notice a set 5 minute pause in the simulator? also, I want to send a resetseed every 5 bets (I know... I know... it won't reset every 5 seeds... please enough with the Questions...) Can you tell me how to fix this code below? Actually, can anyone answer my original question, "How do you make it pause after a certain level of profit and then make it start backup automatically after the pause and restart the profit counter?" Here is the code I tried: chance=49.5
multiplier=2
base=0.00001000
resetseed=5
function dobet()
if win & profitsincelastcycle == 0.00004000 then
sleep(300000)
else
nextbet=base
end
if not win then
nextbet=previousbet*multiplier
end
end
Lua is a fickle language. Your problem is not with the sleep. resetseed is a function. Your treating it as a variable. If you really want to reset the seed just code resetseed() It doesn't take a parm. I think there was a discussion about passing in the client seed at some point but not yet. also profitsincelastcycle is an undefined variable. Lua throws up on those too. Try this
chance=49.5
multiplier=2
base=0.00001000
resetseed()
profitsincelastcycle = 0
function dobet()
profitsincelastcycle += lastBet.Profit
if (win) then
if (profitsincelastcycle == 0.00004000) then
sleep(300000)
profitsincelastcycle = 0
else
nextbet=base
end
if (!win) then
nextbet=previousbet*multiplier
end
end
The only thing missing in the above code is what to set nextbet to when you hit your profit cycle. Currently it will just end up being whatever it's set to. And I made the mistake of doing the sleep(30000) and running the simulator. It hung for 30 seconds each time it hit that. Basically hung up the bot. So thats not a true sleep. More a loop for that many seconds. |
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July 10, 2015, 04:42:57 AM
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Lua is a fickle language. Your problem is not with the sleep. resetseed is a function. Your treating it as a variable. If you really want to reset the seed just code resetseed() It doesn't take a parm. I think there was a discussion about passing in the client seed at some point but not yet. also profitsincelastcycle is an undefined variable. Lua throws up on those too. Try this
chance=49.5
multiplier=2
base=0.00001000
resetseed()
profitsincelastcycle = 0
function dobet()
profitsincelastcycle += lastBet.Profit
if (win) then
if (profitsincelastcycle == 0.00004000) then
sleep(300000)
profitsincelastcycle = 0
else
nextbet=base
end
if (!win) then
nextbet=previousbet*multiplier
end
end
The only thing missing in the above code is what to set nextbet to when you hit your profit cycle. Currently it will just end up being whatever it's set to. And I made the mistake of doing the sleep(30000) and running the simulator. It hung for 30 seconds each time it hit that. Basically hung up the bot. So thats not a true sleep. More a loop for that many seconds. It's close. Any idea what would give this error "input:18: unexpected symbol near '!'" ? So it looks like "(!win)" is the opposite of (win). But when I run it in the Lua demo ( http://www.lua.org/cgi-bin/demo) it doesn't like it. I thought in order to do the opposite we just do "not" so instead of "!win" it would be "not win" but if I do that it just bets the same bet over and over instead of doing martingale. EDIT:::: This solved it I think, http://www.dev-hq.net/lua/6--logical-operators Just have to set the boolean variable to true and then you can use the "not" operator. holy sh!t if it works lol. I'm testing EDIT2:: My test failed. idk... here's what I ran. It runs the bot but it doesn't do martingale... just bets the same thing over and over: chance=49.5
multiplier=2
base=0.00001000
function resetseed()
profitsincelastcycle = 0
win=true
function dobet()
profitsincelastcycle = lastBet.Profit
if win then
if (profitsincelastcycle == 0.00004000) then
sleep(300000)
profitsincelastcycle = 0
else
nextbet=base
end
if not win then
nextbet=previousbet*multiplier
end
end
end
end
Edit Again: What about this below... But again, it doesn't do martingale correctly. what am I doing wrong? this uses "elseif" statements which seemed to work for me in some other applications in the past... of course, I really can't claim to fully understand it. chance=49.5
multiplier=2
base=0.00001000
function resetseed()
profitsincelastcycle = 0
function dobet()
profitsincelastcycle = lastBet.Profit
if lastBet == win then
nextbet=base
elseif
not win then nextbet=previousbet*multiplier
elseif
profitsincelastcycle == 0.00004000 then
sleep(300000)
profitsincelastcycle = 0
end
end
end
This does martingale but I don't think the sleep part is doing anything: chance=49.5
multiplier=2
base=0.00001000
function resetseed()
profitsincelastcycle = 0
function dobet()
if win then
nextbet=base
else
nextbet=previousbet*multiplier
end
local profitsincelastcycle = lastBet.Profit
if profitsincelastcycle == 0.00001000 then
sleep(300000)
profitsincelastcycle = 0
end
end
end
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July 10, 2015, 12:16:24 PM |
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It's close. Any idea what would give this error "input:18: unexpected symbol near '!'" ? So it looks like "(!win)" is the opposite of (win). But when I run it in the Lua demo ( http://www.lua.org/cgi-bin/demo) it doesn't like it. I thought in order to do the opposite we just do "not" so instead of "!win" it would be "not win" but if I do that it just bets the same bet over and over instead of doing martingale. The problem wasn't the !win. Lua was expecting an end for the "if win" Statement. I was trying to leave your logic the same but missed that end statement. So the code is
chance=49.5
multiplier=2
base=0.00001000
resetseed()
profitsincelastcycle = 0
function dobet()
profitsincelastcycle += lastBet.Profit
if (win) then
if (profitsincelastcycle == 0.00004000) then
sleep(300000)
profitsincelastcycle = 0
else
nextbet=base
end
end -- Missing end statement
if (!win) then
nextbet=previousbet*multiplier
end
end
Personally I would have handled the !win part in an else path. But to each there own, and it's better that you understand what it's doing then I. |
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It's close. Any idea what would give this error "input:18: unexpected symbol near '!'" ? So it looks like "(!win)" is the opposite of (win). But when I run it in the Lua demo ( http://www.lua.org/cgi-bin/demo) it doesn't like it. I thought in order to do the opposite we just do "not" so instead of "!win" it would be "not win" but if I do that it just bets the same bet over and over instead of doing martingale. The problem wasn't the !win. Lua was expecting an end for the "if win" Statement. I was trying to leave your logic the same but missed that end statement. So the code is
chance=49.5
multiplier=2
base=0.00001000
resetseed()
profitsincelastcycle = 0
function dobet()
profitsincelastcycle += lastBet.Profit
if (win) then
if (profitsincelastcycle == 0.00004000) then
sleep(300000)
profitsincelastcycle = 0
else
nextbet=base
end
end -- Missing end statement
if (!win) then
nextbet=previousbet*multiplier
end
end
Personally I would have handled the !win part in an else path. But to each there own, and it's better that you understand what it's doing then I. Should I be able to see the simulator pause or stop with the "sleep(300000)" command in there? Or does that only work when it's running real bets? When I run the sim, martingale works correctly but I don't see any sleep. |
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It's close. Any idea what would give this error "input:18: unexpected symbol near '!'" ? So it looks like "(!win)" is the opposite of (win). But when I run it in the Lua demo ( http://www.lua.org/cgi-bin/demo) it doesn't like it. I thought in order to do the opposite we just do "not" so instead of "!win" it would be "not win" but if I do that it just bets the same bet over and over instead of doing martingale. The problem wasn't the !win. Lua was expecting an end for the "if win" Statement. I was trying to leave your logic the same but missed that end statement. So the code is
chance=49.5
multiplier=2
base=0.00001000
resetseed()
profitsincelastcycle = 0
function dobet()
profitsincelastcycle += lastBet.Profit
if (win) then
if (profitsincelastcycle == 0.00004000) then
sleep(300000)
profitsincelastcycle = 0
else
nextbet=base
end
end -- Missing end statement
if (!win) then
nextbet=previousbet*multiplier
end
end
Personally I would have handled the !win part in an else path. But to each there own, and it's better that you understand what it's doing then I. Should I be able to see the simulator pause or stop with the "sleep(300000)" command in there? Or does that only work when it's running real bets? When I run the sim, martingale works correctly but I don't see any sleep. Did you cut/paste the above script? Simulator will wait/loop. It actually hangs the bot with the spinning circle thingy.... Are you incrementing profitsincelastcycle? Are you checking the same variable? You can check things out on the console. type "print(profitsincelastcycle)" no quotes, to see what that variable contains. |
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It's close. Any idea what would give this error "input:18: unexpected symbol near '!'" ? So it looks like "(!win)" is the opposite of (win). But when I run it in the Lua demo ( http://www.lua.org/cgi-bin/demo) it doesn't like it. I thought in order to do the opposite we just do "not" so instead of "!win" it would be "not win" but if I do that it just bets the same bet over and over instead of doing martingale. The problem wasn't the !win. Lua was expecting an end for the "if win" Statement. I was trying to leave your logic the same but missed that end statement. So the code is
chance=49.5
multiplier=2
base=0.00001000
resetseed()
profitsincelastcycle = 0
function dobet()
profitsincelastcycle += lastBet.Profit
if (win) then
if (profitsincelastcycle == 0.00004000) then
sleep(300000)
profitsincelastcycle = 0
else
nextbet=base
end
end -- Missing end statement
if (!win) then
nextbet=previousbet*multiplier
end
end
Personally I would have handled the !win part in an else path. But to each there own, and it's better that you understand what it's doing then I. Should I be able to see the simulator pause or stop with the "sleep(300000)" command in there? Or does that only work when it's running real bets? When I run the sim, martingale works correctly but I don't see any sleep. Did you cut/paste the above script? Simulator will wait/loop. It actually hangs the bot with the spinning circle thingy.... Are you incrementing profitsincelastcycle? Are you checking the same variable? You can check things out on the console. type "print(profitsincelastcycle)" no quotes, to see what that variable contains. I changed profitsincelastcycle to a higher value and it seems to have froze up like you described. Maybe .00004000 was too small a variable to reliably track or maybe I just need to play with that value some more. Thanks again. When I get some bits together I'll send you a tip for your help. |
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We can start by using the basic Martingale script from the reference site. chance=49.5 multiplier=2 base=0.00000010 function dobet()
if win then
nextbet=base
else
nextbet=previousbet*multiplier
end
end
The 3 statements before the function statement will be executed BEFORE the first bet is made. chance is a variable that will be used by the bot. multiplier and base are internal variables just used by the script. After each bet is placed function dobet is called. In this case, if the bet won, the variable win will be true and the script will reset the nextbet variable to the base bet. nextbet is a variable used by the bot when placing a bet. If the win variable is false, then we lost the bet. The script will execute the else path. This will set nextbet equal to the previous bet (previousbet) times multipler. In this case X 2. The structure LUA uses for if/then/else requires an end statement. And the function requires an end statement. A few things I would add to the initialization section. I would set nextbet = base so the first bet is base on my script not what is filled in the bot's panels. Also set bethigh Make it true if you want to go high, false if you want to bet low. It's as easy as bethigh = false So my really basic script would be. chance=49.5
multiplier=2
base=0.00000010
nextbet = base
bethigh = false
function dobet()
if win then
nextbet=base
else
nextbet=previousbet*multiplier
end
end
To execute this script, in the programmer mode section click on the console tab at the top. This opens the LUA console. The upper section is the output and the lower section is for input. In the lower section you would type start() to start your script. And stop() to stop it. You can also use the built in simulator to see how your script will run. Either from the built in simulator panel (click view, then simulate) ir by typing runsim (X,Y) into the console. X is your pretend starting balance Y is the number of bets to place. Note: Don't start your bot with a large balance. A small error could cause you to lose everything. Always start with a small amount just to test out all of your functions. Of course use the simulator to flush out as much as you can. So we left off with the basic martingale bot setting the correct first bet. But there is no way to stop this other then issuing the stop() command. This is where we can use one of the neat things about LUA. You can set variables from the console. So were going to initialize a variable called stoponwin to false. Then check this in our win path. The variable will always be false till we change it on the console. So our new code will not be. chance=49.5
multiplier=2
base=0.00000010
nextbet = base
bethigh = false
stoponwin -- new variable
function dobet()
if win then
if (stoponwin) then stop() end -- check new variable.
nextbet=base
else
nextbet=previousbet*multiplier
end
end
so now if we wanted to stop the bot once a series is finished we can issue "stoponwin = true" at the console, and the bot will stop the next time it wins. |
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chilly2k (OP)
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July 22, 2015, 09:16:30 PM |
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New bot program I wanted to share. This does a lot of advanced stuff, but the gist of it is. Start betting with .00000001 at 39.6% (2.5X) once you win increase the bet using the multiplier. if you lose cut the multiplier in half and wait for 2 loses in a row. Once you hit at least 2 in a row, on the next win try the big bet using the new multiplier. Keep doing this till you either win a big bet or run out of funds. Since we're always dividing the multiplier in half eventually is gets small enough that you large bets start getting smaller and will not cover your loses. once it gets below 1.85, it will always use that. That will cover your loses. There is also a Target value and a savefactor value. Once the balance increase to more then the target value, the difference gets invested. And the new target gets set. The balance will continue to build but you will be saving some of your funds. The savefactor is the same idea on a larger level. The bot saves your starting balance and once your balance reaches the startbalance * savefactor, it invests everything over your starting balance. It's currently set to 1.25 If I start with 10 coins, once I reach 12.5, it will invest 2.5, and I'll be back to gambling with 10. There is a variable called stopnow. If you issue stopnow = true on the console, the bot will stop once you've won a big bet. This keeps you from stopping in the middle of a series. chance = 39.6
martimulti = 40
basebet = .00000001
startbalance = balance
nextbet = basebet
savefactor = 1.25
target = .01
targetbalance = balance + target
bethigh = true
low = 0
high = 0
losecount = 0
stopnow = false
totallose = 0
wincount = 0
nextwinbet = basebet * martimulti
go = false
set = false
function dobet()
if (lastBet.roll < chance) then
low += 1
end
if (lastBet.roll > (100 - chance)) then
high += 1
end
if (win) then
wincount += 1
totallose = 0
newbalance = balance
if (high > low) then
bethigh = true
else
bethigh = false
end
if (wincount == 1 and go) then
nextbet = nextwinbet
go = false
set = false
else
nextbet = basebet
end
if (wincount == 2 and previousbet != basebet) then
if (stopnow) then stop() end
martimulti = 40
nextwinbet = basebet * martimulti
set = true
losecount = 0
if (balance > targetbalance) then
invest((balance - targetbalance)+target)
targetbalance = targetbalance + target
newbalance = targetbalance
end
if (newbalance > startbalance * savefactor) then
invest(balance-startbalance)
targetbalance = startbalance + target
startbalance = startbalance * savefactor
end
end
else
if (wincount == 1 and previousbet != basebet ) then
nextwinbet = previousbet * martimulti
martimulti = martimulti / 2
if (martimulti < 1.85) then martimulti = 1.85 end
losecount += 1
print(losecount)
else
end
wincount = 0
totallose = totallose + 1
if (totallose == 2) then go = true end
nextbet = basebet
end
end
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chilly2k (OP)
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July 23, 2015, 02:43:11 AM |
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New bot program I wanted to share. This does a lot of advanced stuff, but the gist of it is. Start betting with .00000001 at 39.6% (2.5X) once you win increase the bet using the multiplier. if you lose cut the multiplier in half and wait for 2 loses in a row. Once you hit at least 2 in a row, on the next win try the big bet using the new multiplier. Keep doing this till you either win a big bet or run out of funds. Since we're always dividing the multiplier in half eventually is gets small enough that you large bets start getting smaller and will not cover your loses. once it gets below 1.85, it will always use that. That will cover your loses. There is also a Target value and a savefactor value. Once the balance increase to more then the target value, the difference gets invested. And the new target gets set. The balance will continue to build but you will be saving some of your funds. The savefactor is the same idea on a larger level. The bot saves your starting balance and once your balance reaches the startbalance * savefactor, it invests everything over your starting balance. It's currently set to 1.25 If I start with 10 coins, once I reach 12.5, it will invest 2.5, and I'll be back to gambling with 10. There is a variable called stopnow. If you issue stopnow = true on the console, the bot will stop once you've won a big bet. This keeps you from stopping in the middle of a series. chance = 39.6
martimulti = 40
basebet = .00000001
startbalance = balance
nextbet = basebet
savefactor = 1.25
target = .01
targetbalance = balance + target
bethigh = true
low = 0
high = 0
losecount = 0
stopnow = false
totallose = 0
wincount = 0
nextwinbet = basebet * martimulti
go = false
set = false
function dobet()
if (lastBet.roll < chance) then
low += 1
end
if (lastBet.roll > (100 - chance)) then
high += 1
end
if (win) then
wincount += 1
totallose = 0
newbalance = balance
if (high > low) then
bethigh = true
else
bethigh = false
end
if (wincount == 1 and go) then
nextbet = nextwinbet
go = false
set = false
else
nextbet = basebet
end
if (wincount == 2 and previousbet != basebet) then
if (stopnow) then stop() end
martimulti = 40
nextwinbet = basebet * martimulti
set = true
losecount = 0
if (balance > targetbalance) then
invest((balance - targetbalance)+target)
targetbalance = targetbalance + target
newbalance = targetbalance
end
if (newbalance > startbalance * savefactor) then
invest(balance-startbalance)
targetbalance = startbalance + target
startbalance = startbalance * savefactor
end
end
else
if (wincount == 1 and previousbet != basebet ) then
nextwinbet = previousbet * martimulti
martimulti = martimulti / 2
if (martimulti < 1.85) then martimulti = 1.85 end
losecount += 1
print(losecount)
else
end
wincount = 0
totallose = totallose + 1
if (totallose == 2) then go = true end
nextbet = basebet
end
end
New updated version to use a table to place the bets. Bot will stop once the table has been run. IE all bets in the table have lost. Also changed so now 2 wins or 2 loses will enable the next bet from the table on a win. Values in the table are just for my own amusement and don't mean anything. Also your mileage may vary.... chance = 39.6
winbets = {.00000040,
.00000400,
.00000800,
.00001600,
.00032000,
.00064000,
.0020,
.0040,
.01,
.04,
.1,
.2}
maxbets = #winbets
basebet = .00000001
startbalance = balance
nextbet = basebet
savefactor = 1.25
target = .01
targetbalance = balance + target
bethigh = true
low = 0
high = 0
losecount = 0
stopnow = false
totallose = 0
wincount = 0
nextwinbet = 1
go = false
set = false
function dobet()
if (lastBet.roll < chance) then
low += 1
end
if (lastBet.roll > (100 - chance)) then
high += 1
end
if (win) then
wincount += 1
totallose = 0
newbalance = balance
if (high > low) then
bethigh = true
else
bethigh = false
end
if (wincount == 1 and go) then
nextbet = winbets[nextwinbet]
go = false
set = false
else
nextbet = basebet
end
if (wincount == 2 and previousbet != basebet) then
if (stopnow) then stop() end
nextwinbet = 1
set = true
losecount = 0
if (balance > targetbalance) then
invest((balance - targetbalance)+target)
targetbalance = targetbalance + target
newbalance = targetbalance
end
if (newbalance > startbalance * savefactor) then
invest(balance-startbalance)
targetbalance = startbalance + target
startbalance = startbalance * savefactor
end
end
if (wincount == 2) then go = true end
else
if (wincount == 1 and previousbet != basebet ) then
nextwinbet += 1
if (nextwinbet > maxbets) then stop() end
losecount += 1
print(losecount)
else
end
wincount = 0
totallose = totallose + 1
if (totallose == 2) then go = true end
nextbet = basebet
end
end
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July 23, 2015, 08:35:57 AM |
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can i know what is the difference between this one and in other site
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For rent 1.4 Bitcoin for 11 months starting Feb 1 2017
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seuntjie
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Merit: 1125
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July 23, 2015, 08:41:24 AM |
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New bot program I wanted to share. This does a lot of advanced stuff, but the gist of it is. Start betting with .00000001 at 39.6% (2.5X) once you win increase the bet using the multiplier. if you lose cut the multiplier in half and wait for 2 loses in a row. Once you hit at least 2 in a row, on the next win try the big bet using the new multiplier. Keep doing this till you either win a big bet or run out of funds. Since we're always dividing the multiplier in half eventually is gets small enough that you large bets start getting smaller and will not cover your loses. once it gets below 1.85, it will always use that. That will cover your loses. There is also a Target value and a savefactor value. Once the balance increase to more then the target value, the difference gets invested. And the new target gets set. The balance will continue to build but you will be saving some of your funds. The savefactor is the same idea on a larger level. The bot saves your starting balance and once your balance reaches the startbalance * savefactor, it invests everything over your starting balance. It's currently set to 1.25 If I start with 10 coins, once I reach 12.5, it will invest 2.5, and I'll be back to gambling with 10. There is a variable called stopnow. If you issue stopnow = true on the console, the bot will stop once you've won a big bet. This keeps you from stopping in the middle of a series. chance = 39.6
martimulti = 40
basebet = .00000001
startbalance = balance
nextbet = basebet
savefactor = 1.25
target = .01
targetbalance = balance + target
bethigh = true
low = 0
high = 0
losecount = 0
stopnow = false
totallose = 0
wincount = 0
nextwinbet = basebet * martimulti
go = false
set = false
function dobet()
if (lastBet.roll < chance) then
low += 1
end
if (lastBet.roll > (100 - chance)) then
high += 1
end
if (win) then
wincount += 1
totallose = 0
newbalance = balance
if (high > low) then
bethigh = true
else
bethigh = false
end
if (wincount == 1 and go) then
nextbet = nextwinbet
go = false
set = false
else
nextbet = basebet
end
if (wincount == 2 and previousbet != basebet) then
if (stopnow) then stop() end
martimulti = 40
nextwinbet = basebet * martimulti
set = true
losecount = 0
if (balance > targetbalance) then
invest((balance - targetbalance)+target)
targetbalance = targetbalance + target
newbalance = targetbalance
end
if (newbalance > startbalance * savefactor) then
invest(balance-startbalance)
targetbalance = startbalance + target
startbalance = startbalance * savefactor
end
end
else
if (wincount == 1 and previousbet != basebet ) then
nextwinbet = previousbet * martimulti
martimulti = martimulti / 2
if (martimulti < 1.85) then martimulti = 1.85 end
losecount += 1
print(losecount)
else
end
wincount = 0
totallose = totallose + 1
if (totallose == 2) then go = true end
nextbet = basebet
end
end
New updated version to use a table to place the bets. Bot will stop once the table has been run. IE all bets in the table have lost. Also changed so now 2 wins or 2 loses will enable the next bet from the table on a win. Values in the table are just for my own amusement and don't mean anything. Also your mileage may vary.... chance = 39.6
winbets = {.00000040,
.00000400,
.00000800,
.00001600,
.00032000,
.00064000,
.0020,
.0040,
.01,
.04,
.1,
.2}
maxbets = #winbets
basebet = .00000001
startbalance = balance
nextbet = basebet
savefactor = 1.25
target = .01
targetbalance = balance + target
bethigh = true
low = 0
high = 0
losecount = 0
stopnow = false
totallose = 0
wincount = 0
nextwinbet = 1
go = false
set = false
function dobet()
if (lastBet.roll < chance) then
low += 1
end
if (lastBet.roll > (100 - chance)) then
high += 1
end
if (win) then
wincount += 1
totallose = 0
newbalance = balance
if (high > low) then
bethigh = true
else
bethigh = false
end
if (wincount == 1 and go) then
nextbet = winbets[nextwinbet]
go = false
set = false
else
nextbet = basebet
end
if (wincount == 2 and previousbet != basebet) then
if (stopnow) then stop() end
nextwinbet = 1
set = true
losecount = 0
if (balance > targetbalance) then
invest((balance - targetbalance)+target)
targetbalance = targetbalance + target
newbalance = targetbalance
end
if (newbalance > startbalance * savefactor) then
invest(balance-startbalance)
targetbalance = startbalance + target
startbalance = startbalance * savefactor
end
end
if (wincount == 2) then go = true end
else
if (wincount == 1 and previousbet != basebet ) then
nextwinbet += 1
if (nextwinbet > maxbets) then stop() end
losecount += 1
print(losecount)
else
end
wincount = 0
totallose = totallose + 1
if (totallose == 2) then go = true end
nextbet = basebet
end
end
Mind uploading these to bot.seuntjie.com/scripts.aspx?mode=new ? You'll need to register an account, but it only needs a username and password. |
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chilly2k (OP)
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July 24, 2015, 02:52:28 AM |
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Mind uploading these to bot.seuntjie.com/scripts.aspx?mode=new ? You'll need to register an account, but it only needs a username and password.
I added them, I forgot to title the first. And when I submitted the second I'm not sure if it took or not. If you don't see it let me know. I saved the update just in case. |
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