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What's the difference between the following variables?
Profit currentprofit tmpprofit
At the top of the code tab, in programmer mode, there is a list of available variables. profit and curentprofit are listed there. That is a list of variables already defined for your script. RO can only be referenced RW can be changed. I believe profit is your current session profit from the last resetstat call. currentprofit is the profit from the last bet. both could be + or -. tmpprofit is not used by the bot, but could be defined in your script. a lot of time you may want to do something till you hit a set profit. At the beginning of you script you could have tmpprofit += currentprofit. That would now keep a running total of you profit since tmpprofit was set. Later you might check, if (tmpprofit > 4) then withdraw 3 and tmpprofit = 0. Setting tmpprofit to zero starts your profit calculation over. So if I were to have if currentprofit=-0.00000050 then it would mean that once I have a negative value of 50 satoshi I would want the script to do something? if currentprofit == -0.000000050 then <---- This is saying check the last bets profit and if it's equal to -50 satoshi's then do something. (notice the double equal signs, you want to tell LUA this is a compare and not an assignment) I normally have resetstats() above the function dobet() Then you could have if profit == -0.00000050 then To do something if my profit for this session has dropped to -50 satoshi's so... currentprofit is the last bets profit and profit is the sessions profit
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August 26, 2016, 06:08:24 AM Last edit: August 26, 2016, 06:39:49 AM by seuntjie |
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What's the difference between the following variables?
Profit currentprofit tmpprofit
I came across the following code many pages back.
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chance=77.7 multiplier=1.5 multiplier2=0.92 base=0.0000150 nextbet = base bethigh = false target = .00005 investtarget = .001 tmpprofit = 0 investprofit = 0 wincount = 10 stopnow = false
function dobet()
tmpprofit += currentprofit investprofit += currentprofit
if win then if (tmpprofit > target) then tmpprofit = 0 nextbet = base if(stopnow) then stop() end if(investprofit > investtarget ) then investprofit = 0 invest(investtarget) end else nextbet=previousbet*multiplier2 if(nextbet < base) then nextbet = base end end else nextbet=previousbet*multiplier if(nextbet < base) then nextbet = base end end end
If only there were some kind of online resource that you could read that explained variables in DiceBot.... Oh, wait: Edit: Sorry, I know the sarcasm isn't necessary, I just get annoyed that I create the resources and post them, but it gets ignored. A lot of your questions could have been answered if you read through the articles and referenced them when you had a problem. For example that a single = is assignment and double = (==) is a comparison, as explained in the third tutorial on steemit.
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August 26, 2016, 02:29:58 PM |
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What's the difference between the following variables?
Profit currentprofit tmpprofit
At the top of the code tab, in programmer mode, there is a list of available variables. profit and curentprofit are listed there. That is a list of variables already defined for your script. RO can only be referenced RW can be changed. I believe profit is your current session profit from the last resetstat call. currentprofit is the profit from the last bet. both could be + or -. tmpprofit is not used by the bot, but could be defined in your script. a lot of time you may want to do something till you hit a set profit. At the beginning of you script you could have tmpprofit += currentprofit. That would now keep a running total of you profit since tmpprofit was set. Later you might check, if (tmpprofit > 4) then withdraw 3 and tmpprofit = 0. Setting tmpprofit to zero starts your profit calculation over. So if I were to have if currentprofit=-0.00000050 then it would mean that once I have a negative value of 50 satoshi I would want the script to do something? if currentprofit == -0.000000050 then <---- This is saying check the last bets profit and if it's equal to -50 satoshi's then do something. (notice the double equal signs, you want to tell LUA this is a compare and not an assignment) I normally have resetstats() above the function dobet() Then you could have if profit == -0.00000050 then To do something if my profit for this session has dropped to -50 satoshi's so... currentprofit is the last bets profit and profit is the sessions profit Thanks to your help I think that I nearly go it. Would you have any idea why it's throwing me that Error? LUA ERROR!! primary expression expected, got 'then' chance=49.5 multiplier=2.0 base=0.00000001 nextbet = base bethigh = true resetstats() function dobet() if win then nextbet=previousbet then Nextbet = base end else nextbet=previousbet*multiplier if currentstreak==2 then nextbet = base end end else if currentprofit=-0.00000050 then if currentstreak==-1 then if win then next bet = basebet end end end end I think you need to rethink your script. There are 2 flavors of the "if" statement. if (xyz) then end and if (xyz) then else end in you script you have if win then nextbet=previousbet then Nextbet = base end else Lua and I are both confused about what the else is. Since you have an end for the first if, the else is just dangling out there. If you removed that first end after the first if, Lua would handle that first else, but then the next else would fail. But at this point I'm lost as to what your trying to do. You may be missing the fact you can combine checks on 1 if statement so maybe if currentprofit=-0.00000050 then if currentstreak==-1 then if win then next bet = basebet end end should be if (currentprofit = -0.00000050 and currentstreak = -1 and win = true) then nextbet = basebet end There is also a logical error. you can never have currentprofit and currentstreak negative, and still win. since you can't go back and see what happened before, you can create a new variable, and set it when you reach your limit. Then in the win path when that variable is set you can reset the nextbet.
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Cyrax89721
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August 27, 2016, 01:35:01 PM |
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Looking for some help to clean up my code since it's not working like I want it to. What I'm trying to write is a basic martingale bot for a 1.5x method that doubles on loss, but then repeats the last bet after a win. Example of what I'm trying to accomplish here.chance = 65 enablesrc=true percentage=0.01 multiplier=2 base = balance*(percentage/100) basebet = balance*(percentage/100) nextbet = base bethigh = false
function dobet()
if win then nextbet = previousbet if win then nextbet = basebet else nextbet = previousbet*multiplier end else nextbet = previousbet*multiplier end end
The double on loss works fine, but it keeps resetting to the base bet after the first win. Why is the "nextbet=previousbet" part not functioning like I want it to? Also, setting my base bet as a percentage of my balance only does so at the start of running the script. It doesn't refresh after every cycle like I want it to. Any ideas if there's a fix for this too?
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August 27, 2016, 02:47:20 PM |
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Looking for some help to clean up my code since it's not working like I want it to. What I'm trying to write is a basic martingale bot for a 1.5x method that doubles on loss, but then repeats the last bet after a win. Example of what I'm trying to accomplish here.chance = 65 enablesrc=true percentage=0.01 multiplier=2 base = balance*(percentage/100) basebet = balance*(percentage/100) nextbet = base bethigh = false
function dobet()
if win then nextbet = previousbet if win then nextbet = basebet else nextbet = previousbet*multiplier end else nextbet = previousbet*multiplier end end
The double on loss works fine, but it keeps resetting to the base bet after the first win. Why is the "nextbet=previousbet" part not functioning like I want it to? Also, setting my base bet as a percentage of my balance only does so at the start of running the script. It doesn't refresh after every cycle like I want it to. Any ideas if there's a fix for this too? Your second if win statement is redundant. So on a win your script first sets nextbet to the previousbet and then sets it to the base bet. The else leg of that second if will never execute. If the bet won based on the first if statement it will always be a win in the second. I think you want to change the second "if win" to "if currentstreak == 2 then" and get rid of the else path. That way on the first win currentstreak will be 1, and you will have set nextbet to the previousbet. But when you have 2 wins in a row it will bet the basebet. as far as resetting the basebet based on balance. What point do you want to do that? after 1 win, only after 2 wins, or after more then 1 win. You would just copy your setting from above, and either put it after nextbet = previousbet if you want it for any win. Or after the nextbet = basebet in the second if statement, if you want it only after 2 wins in a row. If you want it after 2 or more wins. you could change the second if statement to check "if currentstreak > 1" that will cause that to execute each time you have more then 1 win in a row. This is what I think your going for. chance = 65 enablesrc=true percentage=0.01 multiplier=2 base = balance*(percentage/100) basebet = balance*(percentage/100) nextbet = base bethigh = false
function dobet()
if win then nextbet = previousbet if (currentstreak > 1)then basebet = balance*(percentage/100) // if you put this here it updates basebet before setting nextbet nextbet = basebet // if you move it after here, nextbet is still the old value, but the next time it will be updated end else nextbet = previousbet*multiplier end end
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Cyrax89721
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August 27, 2016, 03:20:43 PM |
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Your second if win statement is redundant. So on a win your script first sets nextbet to the previousbet and then sets it to the base bet. The else leg of that second if will never execute. If the bet won based on the first if statement it will always be a win in the second.
I think you want to change the second "if win" to "if currentstreak == 2 then" and get rid of the else path. That way on the first win currentstreak will be 1, and you will have set nextbet to the previousbet. But when you have 2 wins in a row it will bet the basebet.
as far as resetting the basebet based on balance. What point do you want to do that? after 1 win, only after 2 wins, or after more then 1 win. You would just copy your setting from above, and either put it after nextbet = previousbet if you want it for any win. Or after the nextbet = basebet in the second if statement, if you want it only after 2 wins in a row. If you want it after 2 or more wins. you could change the second if statement to check "if currentstreak > 1" that will cause that to execute each time you have more then 1 win in a row.
Ok, I thought the redundancy was necessary to execute the bet a second time. I kind of figured that 'currentstreak' command had to be in there somewhere but wasn't quite sure where. Shows how much of a programmer I am... The percentage thing was a head-scratcher for me, and your solution is stupid easy. Your updated script is exactly what I was looking for though, thank you!
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August 27, 2016, 04:37:53 PM |
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Your second if win statement is redundant. So on a win your script first sets nextbet to the previousbet and then sets it to the base bet. The else leg of that second if will never execute. If the bet won based on the first if statement it will always be a win in the second.
I think you want to change the second "if win" to "if currentstreak == 2 then" and get rid of the else path. That way on the first win currentstreak will be 1, and you will have set nextbet to the previousbet. But when you have 2 wins in a row it will bet the basebet.
as far as resetting the basebet based on balance. What point do you want to do that? after 1 win, only after 2 wins, or after more then 1 win. You would just copy your setting from above, and either put it after nextbet = previousbet if you want it for any win. Or after the nextbet = basebet in the second if statement, if you want it only after 2 wins in a row. If you want it after 2 or more wins. you could change the second if statement to check "if currentstreak > 1" that will cause that to execute each time you have more then 1 win in a row.
Ok, I thought the redundancy was necessary to execute the bet a second time. I kind of figured that 'currentstreak' command had to be in there somewhere but wasn't quite sure where. Shows how much of a programmer I am... The percentage thing was a head-scratcher for me, and your solution is stupid easy. Your updated script is exactly what I was looking for though, thank you! You don't need to use the programmer mode for this. You can use the advanced mode. If you un-tick the "reset to base bet after first win" option and set the bot to "after 2 wins, change bet to xxx" you could have had the same functionality.
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August 27, 2016, 05:50:26 PM |
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Your second if win statement is redundant. So on a win your script first sets nextbet to the previousbet and then sets it to the base bet. The else leg of that second if will never execute. If the bet won based on the first if statement it will always be a win in the second.
I think you want to change the second "if win" to "if currentstreak == 2 then" and get rid of the else path. That way on the first win currentstreak will be 1, and you will have set nextbet to the previousbet. But when you have 2 wins in a row it will bet the basebet.
as far as resetting the basebet based on balance. What point do you want to do that? after 1 win, only after 2 wins, or after more then 1 win. You would just copy your setting from above, and either put it after nextbet = previousbet if you want it for any win. Or after the nextbet = basebet in the second if statement, if you want it only after 2 wins in a row. If you want it after 2 or more wins. you could change the second if statement to check "if currentstreak > 1" that will cause that to execute each time you have more then 1 win in a row.
Ok, I thought the redundancy was necessary to execute the bet a second time. I kind of figured that 'currentstreak' command had to be in there somewhere but wasn't quite sure where. Shows how much of a programmer I am... The percentage thing was a head-scratcher for me, and your solution is stupid easy. Your updated script is exactly what I was looking for though, thank you! You don't need to use the programmer mode for this. You can use the advanced mode. If you un-tick the "reset to base bet after first win" option and set the bot to "after 2 wins, change bet to xxx" you could have had the same functionality. But this doesn't allow the base bet to be a percentage of my balance, unless I can put code into the "after 2 wins..." box? Another question for programmer mode; is there a sort of "stop on win" command that stops betting after the current cycle is finished instead of a dead 'stop()' in the middle of the cycle?
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August 27, 2016, 08:30:24 PM |
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Your second if win statement is redundant. So on a win your script first sets nextbet to the previousbet and then sets it to the base bet. The else leg of that second if will never execute. If the bet won based on the first if statement it will always be a win in the second.
I think you want to change the second "if win" to "if currentstreak == 2 then" and get rid of the else path. That way on the first win currentstreak will be 1, and you will have set nextbet to the previousbet. But when you have 2 wins in a row it will bet the basebet.
as far as resetting the basebet based on balance. What point do you want to do that? after 1 win, only after 2 wins, or after more then 1 win. You would just copy your setting from above, and either put it after nextbet = previousbet if you want it for any win. Or after the nextbet = basebet in the second if statement, if you want it only after 2 wins in a row. If you want it after 2 or more wins. you could change the second if statement to check "if currentstreak > 1" that will cause that to execute each time you have more then 1 win in a row.
Ok, I thought the redundancy was necessary to execute the bet a second time. I kind of figured that 'currentstreak' command had to be in there somewhere but wasn't quite sure where. Shows how much of a programmer I am... The percentage thing was a head-scratcher for me, and your solution is stupid easy. Your updated script is exactly what I was looking for though, thank you! You don't need to use the programmer mode for this. You can use the advanced mode. If you un-tick the "reset to base bet after first win" option and set the bot to "after 2 wins, change bet to xxx" you could have had the same functionality. But this doesn't allow the base bet to be a percentage of my balance, unless I can put code into the "after 2 wins..." box? Another question for programmer mode; is there a sort of "stop on win" command that stops betting after the current cycle is finished instead of a dead 'stop()' in the middle of the cycle? Oh right, now. Sorry I didn't see the percentage base bet thing. There's only the stop command, you'll have to write your own stop on win function. You can do it the same way as the bot does it. Have a stop on win variable that's set to false. If you want to stop on win, set it to true, then if both win and stop on win is true, stop.
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Lanzador
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August 28, 2016, 01:55:01 AM |
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Has anyone ever made a script that is sort of a random martingale? E.g. after every win, it selects a new bet multiplier and return?
e.g. runs on a 2x return with a bet multiplier of 2.5 then after its first win, runs on a 4x return with a 1.4x bet multiplier?
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August 28, 2016, 02:53:28 PM |
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(wincount == 2 and previousbet != basebet)
What does the "!" mean ?
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 (win) then wincount += 1 totallose = 0 newbalance = balance
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 if (wincount == 2) then go = true 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
! is NOT. So != means not equal. That is when comparing. You can also use it to flip a true/false value. bethigh = !bethigh changes bethigh from whatever it is to the other. so low -> high or high -> low.
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I'm trying to modify a script to debug my script that I'm basing my script off.
This is the orignal script.
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 (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 currentprofit = <-0.00000050 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 if (wincount == 2) then go = true 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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The following is my script.
I get the following error when I run it.
LUA ERROR!! primary expression expected, got 'then'
chance=49.5 multiplier=2.0 base=0.00000001 nextbet = base wincount = 0 losecount = 0 totallose = 0 resetstats = false function dobet()
if (win) then wincount += 1 totallose = 0 nextbet=previousbet then Nextbet = base newbalance = balance else
wincount = 0 totallose += 1 nextbet=previousbet*multiplier end
if (wincount == 2 and currentprofit = <-0.00000050 and losecount = <5) then if win nextbet = basebet end and <----- No then statement resetstats = true end end else if (losecount == >5 and currentprofit = >-0.00000050) then if win nextbet = basebet end and <----- No then statement resetstats = true end
end
end end
-------------------------------------------------- This is my progress so far in modifying the script to debug mine.
Why do I have this error?
LUA ERROR!! ')' expected, got '='
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
function dobet()
if (win) then wincount += 1 totallose = 0 newbalance = balance if (wincount == 1) then nextbet = basebet
end
if (wincount == 2 and currentprofit = <-0.00000050 and losecount += 5) then <----- I don't think += is valid for a compare 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 if (wincount == 2) then go = true 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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August 30, 2016, 07:51:47 AM |
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LUA ERROR!! ')' expected, got '=' chance=49.5 multiplier=2.0 base=0.00000001 nextbet = base wincount = 0 losecount = 0 resetstats = false function dobet()
if (win) then wincount += 1 nextbet=previousbet else losecount += 1 nextbet=previousbet*multiplier end if (wincount == 2 and currentprofit = <-0.00000050 and losecount= <5) then if (win nextbet = basebet) end and then resetstats = true else if (losecount == >5 and currentprofit = >-0.00000050) then if (win nextbet = basebet) end and then resetstats = true end end end Please start using the code box. Valid operators for ifs: Equals == Not equals != larger than > smaller than < larger or equals to >= small or equals to <= Programming is consistent. even though it looks mostly the same = and == does not do the same thing. >= and => does not do the same thing (in fact the one works and the other doesn't). it's extremely important to be consistent with your code otherwise it won't work. Not just with the operators, if you're using variables and it has a capital letter in one place but not in the other, it's two separate variables.
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August 30, 2016, 02:24:38 PM |
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LUA ERROR!! ')' expected, got '=' chance=49.5 multiplier=2.0 base=0.00000001 nextbet = base wincount = 0 losecount = 0 resetstats = false function dobet()
if (win) then wincount += 1 nextbet=previousbet else losecount += 1 nextbet=previousbet*multiplier end if (wincount == 2 and currentprofit = <-0.00000050 and losecount= <5) then if (win nextbet = basebet) end and then resetstats = true else if (losecount == >5 and currentprofit = >-0.00000050) then if (win nextbet = basebet) end and then resetstats = true end end end Please start using the code box. Valid operators for ifs: Equals == Not equals != larger than > smaller than < larger or equals to >= small or equals to <= Programming is consistent. even though it looks mostly the same = and == does not do the same thing. >= and => does not do the same thing (in fact the one works and the other doesn't). it's extremely important to be consistent with your code otherwise it won't work. Not just with the operators, if you're using variables and it has a capital letter in one place but not in the other, it's two separate variables. the script now fires up in a unexpected way. Yet I think I know how to fix this error. If your code is close to the above code, I think I know what the problem is. I'll give you a hint. Your checking if wincount ==2. if you don't reset that, it will only equal 2 once.
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cypher21
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August 30, 2016, 03:45:28 PM |
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anybody program the labouchere? want to optimize it.
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August 30, 2016, 07:43:21 PM |
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LUA ERROR!! ')' expected, got '=' chance=49.5 multiplier=2.0 base=0.00000001 nextbet = base wincount = 0 losecount = 0 resetstats = false function dobet()
if (win) then wincount += 1 nextbet=previousbet else losecount += 1 nextbet=previousbet*multiplier end if (wincount == 2 and currentprofit = <-0.00000050 and losecount= <5) then if (win nextbet = basebet) end and then resetstats = true else if (losecount == >5 and currentprofit = >-0.00000050) then if (win nextbet = basebet) end and then resetstats = true end end end Please start using the code box. Valid operators for ifs: Equals == Not equals != larger than > smaller than < larger or equals to >= small or equals to <= Programming is consistent. even though it looks mostly the same = and == does not do the same thing. >= and => does not do the same thing (in fact the one works and the other doesn't). it's extremely important to be consistent with your code otherwise it won't work. Not just with the operators, if you're using variables and it has a capital letter in one place but not in the other, it's two separate variables. the script now fires up in a unexpected way. Yet I think I know how to fix this error. If your code is close to the above code, I think I know what the problem is. I'll give you a hint. Your checking if wincount ==2. if you don't reset that, it will only equal 2 once. You're talking about resetcount ? Not sure what resetcount is. It's not mentioned in your script. I'm talking about setting wincount equal to 0 at some point. IE, reset the counter, otherwise it will increment forever. Maybe you want to reset the wincount in the loss path. so if win then // IF winner wincount += 1 else // Else Loser wincount = 0 end
Also you have resetstats = true. I don't know if that does anything or not. But, you just put a line with resetstats() and that will actually reset your stats. resetstats is listed under the methods/calls list. Those are actual calls to other functions. You code (type) the function name followed by any parms in parens. () just means there are no parms. It can be confusing, but your almost there.
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August 30, 2016, 09:38:05 PM |
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I'm trying to set up my script so that I keep on betting 0.00000001 until I lose. After that it doubles my bet until I win two times in a row under 0.00000050. If I win twice in a row under =0.00000050 I would go back to 0.00000001 . If I don't win twice in a row under 0.00000050 then I want to win exactly ONCE over 0.00000050 . My major issue with my scripts is that the only way I'm able to return to 0.00000001 after rolling over 0.00000050, is that I end up having to win Twice in a row,instead of winning a single time in a row. If you think about it logically. If you win then, if the previousbet is greater then .00000050 then set the nextbet equal to the base bet. Else (if the previousbet is less then .00000050) you make nextbet equal to previousbet. This is how I would code it. if (win) then wincount += 1 if (previousbet < 0.00000050 and wincount != 2) then -- only try again if the last bet is under 50 and this is not the second win in a row nextbet=previousbet else nextbet = basebet end else wincount = 0 losecount += 1 nextbet=previousbet*multiplier end
if you wanted to stop a loosing streak, I would add something on the loss side of that if statement.
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BigMat
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August 31, 2016, 10:36:59 PM |
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I want to set automatic my strategy, but i have one problem, the base bet is 0.00000001 and chance 42%. When hit 6 lose streak the base bet change to 0.00000100, and if i lose again, and hit 7 lose streak, the base bet reset to 0.00000001 and the next 6 lose streak the base bet will change to 0.00000200 (double). The problem is, everything is automatic, less the double part, so how i double the "increased" bet if i lose the 7 time? Strategy Example:
win - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000100 win - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000200 lose - 0.00000001 win - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 win - 0.00000400 lose - 0.00000001 win - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 lose - 0.00000001 win - 0.00000100
Configured in "Advanced Mode": http://image.prntscr.com/image/d205c40823b649f59696eac09bb49a8e.pnghttp://image.prntscr.com/image/7185b151672948a2a1797f8f63a95836.pngI tried these codes: function dobet()
baseBet=0.00000001 streakBet1=0.0000001
if win then
nextbet=0.00000001
else
nextbet=baseBet
end if currentstreak==-6 then
nextbet=streakBet1
if win then
streakBet1=0.0000001
else
setvalueint(streakBet1,double)
end
end
end
end
and function dobet()
baseBet=0.00000001 streakBet1=0.0000001
if win then
nextbet=0.00000001
else
nextbet=baseBet
end if currentstreak==-6 then
nextbet=streakBet1
if win then
streakBet1=0.0000001
else
streakBet1=streakBet1*2
end
end
end
end
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B4RF
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September 01, 2016, 12:05:03 AM |
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-snip-
Try this one baseBet = 0.00000001 streakBet = 0.000001 streak = 0
function dobet()
if previousbet>baseBet then nextBet = baseBet
if win then streakBet = 0.000001 else streakBet = streakBet*2 end
else if win then streak = 0
nextbet=baseBet else streak = streak+1
if streak==6 then nextbet=streakBet end end
But betting after a losing streak doesn't change your odds at all...
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BigMat
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September 01, 2016, 01:22:13 AM |
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-snip-
Try this one baseBet = 0.00000001 streakBet = 0.000001 streak = 0
function dobet()
if previousbet>baseBet then nextBet = baseBet
if win then streakBet = 0.000001 else streakBet = streakBet*2 end
else if win then streak = 0
nextbet=baseBet else streak = streak+1
if streak==6 then nextbet=streakBet end end
But betting after a losing streak doesn't change your odds at all... Error in the code, something about "end problem". Image: http://image.prntscr.com/image/d8153fb72df64a56882251e1c7bbe62f.png
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