How Profitable are Gambling Bots?

[xSkylarx]

Gambling bots just automate your betting, they don't increase the chance of your winning. If gambling bots are really profitable, then gamblers using those scripts are already rich by now. I've tried using a script before on a dice site, at first they are working and your bankroll is indeed growing but when you increase your base bet, you'll hit many lose streaks until it eats up your whole bankroll. There is really no particular strategy to be profitable in gambling, even if you use multiple patterns for the casino or website to not notice you doesn't also guarantee a high chance of winning.

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[Don Pedro Dinero]

I am sure that the casino always wins whether you use a bot or not.

That's what I was thinking. If a casino has an HE of 3%, no matter what the bot does, you're going to lose 3% in the long run. The only sense I see is to automate the process to reach certain wagering requirements that give you cashback but as to beat the house no way. The casinos are probably very happy with the bots because they speed up the process and people bet more.

[Wexnident]

It's not really a matter of profitable or not imo. Bots just speed up the otherwise tedious process of betting, and sometimes, someone just has THAT much money where they can't even be bothered to play THAT many games but they still want to try their luck, so there we go, bots were the answer to that. Besides, the bot still uses the same strategy/algorithm that you make them use, so it's technically them winning means that your strategy (if there even is one, and if such strategy does really make one win even) is the one your using, not really the bot.

[bittraffic]

It's not really a matter of profitable or not imo. Bots just speed up the otherwise tedious process of betting, and sometimes, someone just has THAT much money where they can't even be bothered to play THAT many games but they still want to try their luck, so there we go, bots were the answer to that. Besides, the bot still uses the same strategy/algorithm that you make them use, so it's technically them winning means that your strategy (if there even is one, and if such strategy does really make one win even) is the one your using, not really the bot.

Well that makes sense. They must be really that rich to ask a bot to do gamble for them while they gamble somewhere else. Most dice games today has autobet actually but have not used it ever.

I have not been interested to them but can the gambling bots be programmed to do some strategies like martingale for you? 

[ralle14]

Like what Skylar mentioned above these bots make betting more convenient as you can quickly change multipliers, bet amounts, roll targets(over or under) after every win or loss but it doesn't help in increasing your profits. At first, it might look like it'll help us make more profit because you can quickly make several bets and execute strategies that are more tedious when done manually but the probability doesn't change and the casino would have the edge as you play longer and place more bets.

[Gianluca95]

I don't think so that Gambling Bots are profitable.

This is because Bots automatize your action, and in long terms, Gambling is not a good investment, you constantly risk to lose everything. So, I'll stay away from it.

Just find another form of investment.

[madnessteat]

In my opinion, the use of bots in gambling is a way to automate the game if a person plays by a particular strategy but in fact the automation of actions will not be able to affect the outcome of the game or profit. I personally do not use bots in the casino as I want to get real emotions from the game and do not try to beat the casino as I understand that to do so is very difficult.

[rhomelmabini]

Just as there are crypto trading bots, there are also gambling bots. According to Wikipedia, Gambling bots are software which use a gambling website's Application programming interface (API) to speed up the process of placing bets based upon a gambling system or betting strategy to decide which bets to place. In short, they are AI powered bots that do the betting for you. Aside form the risk of having your casino account closed, these bots are not ideal for all types of games. There are several reasons people give for using bots. From making betting easier, being able to use multiple bots at once, to being highly able to accurate predictions about a game’s outcome that could in turn increase the individual's chances of wining.

Have you ever tried to use the autobet on some gambling websites or have you successfully used third-party bot scripts for betting on sites where it is allowed? Did the bots win?

By the looks of it, that doesn't mean to be a nice thing to even try on. The risk was too huge if you're a casual gambler, just the thing to close your account is risky enough. I haven't tried it and I know this thing exist but there are several statements that supports how risky these bots are. Buying such scripts are not recommended too, it may contain malicious files in it.

[Baofeng]

Haven't try one, but there are some that have some good reviews. You can follow them here:

Seuntjies DiceBot -Multi-Site, multi-strategy betting bot for dice. With Charts!
Seuntjie' Dice bot programmers mode discussion.

But as others have said, it just automate everything, all setting are done by us. So if my chance we didn't put the a good odds multiplier. So it's not a guarantee to make an income.

[Mauser]

Have you ever tried to use the autobet on some gambling websites or have you successfully used third-party bot scripts for betting on sites where it is allowed? Did the bots win?

I tried using autobet gambling sites in the past, but with mixed results. At first the autobets seems to be going really well, and then I forget to stop. Problems for me with these types of bets are you lose the money very quickly. It's kind of automated but you still need to keep oversight over the betting. Real gambling bots I have never used so far, there are some free to use bots which are not looking promising. The gambling bot where you have to pay for it seems much more sophisticated. I looked at a few options in the past which were being sold here on the site. The thing for me is that the purchase price is just too high compared to my average betting size. For a whale who has a lot of money this might be more interesting. I prefer to have full control over my gambling budget, because if something goes wrong I can only blame myself for the mistakes.

[goldkingcoiner]

The question of the profitability of gambling bots can be answered by looking at the other bots in other fields of finance which are basically luck based.

Look at trading bots for example: Unless you write your own algorithms then the bot is almost with certainty going to make losses for you.

And the bots which do make money, won't be disclosed to the public. Why give away a good thing? That's like telling everyone the results of a fixed match.  There won't be anyone left to bet on the loser...

[traderethereum]

Have you ever tried to use the autobet on some gambling websites or have you successfully used third-party bot scripts for betting on sites where it is allowed? Did the bots win?

I have never used autobet to gamble.
I prefer to play manually to manage the game, although that doesn't guarantee me a win.
But it's possible that some people can win gambling using bots and I think it's because the orders for the bots are set and they have the luck to win the game.
I'm just worried that the bot won't run properly because managing commands for the bot requires a good strategy and I'm not very familiar with it.

[bakasabo]

I am not very familiar with gambling bots, but they are not different from trading bots, trading signals and other things that promise automated process of becoming rich. Everyone knows that free cheese is only in mouse trap, yet people still ask silly questions and try to get rich by doing little or nothing. In my opinion, gambling bots will work until you hit internet lag or you gambling account gets banned. Webpage admin often monitor for automated actions and apply measures to stop it, also, arent such bots prohibited by ToS ?

[masulum]

In my opinion, the use of bots in gambling is a way to automate the game if a person plays by a particular strategy but in fact the automation of actions will not be able to affect the outcome of the game or profit. I personally do not use bots in the casino as I want to get real emotions from the game and do not try to beat the casino as I understand that to do so is very difficult.

Yep, bots just a tools to reduce our playing time. And about profit, our profits is not because we are using a bots, but because we are lucky, nothing more. even bots for dice or any gambling, bots for trading, everything that promises profit is fake. We can't make a bot to specify the system to produce the same result as the bot specified. However, bots follow the existing system from gambling system. The only thing that could possible, IF we can break into the system and rule the way as we want. as long as this is not met, it is impossible for the bot to guarantee a profit.

[Taskford]

Just as there are crypto trading bots, there are also gambling bots. According to Wikipedia, Gambling bots are software which use a gambling website's Application programming interface (API) to speed up the process of placing bets based upon a gambling system or betting strategy to decide which bets to place. In short, they are AI powered bots that do the betting for you. Aside form the risk of having your casino account closed, these bots are not ideal for all types of games. There are several reasons people give for using bots. From making betting easier, being able to use multiple bots at once, to being highly able to accurate predictions about a game’s outcome that could in turn increase the individual's chances of wining.

Have you ever tried to use the autobet on some gambling websites or have you successfully used third-party bot scripts for betting on sites where it is allowed? Did the bots win?

Bots are made to automate your bets and you are the one decide on what you are doing with that and there's no magic with those bots which can give you profit so maybe you shouldn't look up on those thinking that you can earn passive money by just buying some bots or script marketed by random people on gambling scene. If someone telling you that it can make you rich then that is a huge joke and you should avoid it because for sure he is just want to scam you.

[aioc]

Have you ever tried to use the autobet on some gambling websites or have you successfully used third-party bot scripts for betting on sites where it is allowed? Did the bots win?

If there's a chance for bots to win in gambling or the bot can win against the house then the majority of gamblers will just use auto bet or third party bots but it's not, don't believe in people selling their bot to beat the house, yes they can beat the house but it will eventually be caught, I prefer playing manually and only use a bot for a short period of time, you still have to monitor your bets and chance the setting from time to time, that's how you win.

[_act_]

I am not very familiar with gambling bots, but they are not different from trading bots, trading signals and other things that promise automated process of becoming rich. Everyone knows that free cheese is only in mouse trap, yet people still ask silly questions and try to get rich by doing little or nothing. In my opinion, gambling bots will work until you hit internet lag or you gambling account gets banned. Webpage admin often monitor for automated actions and apply measures to stop it, also, arent such bots prohibited by ToS ?

Gambling bots and trading boths are bots, but trading bots are even better, although trading bots too are not advisable at all, it is better to learn how to trade and trade yourself than falling victim of loss because of trading bots. But gambling bots are much more worse, because it can automatically play for you continuously and you keep on losing money. I have heard about a person that have traded by himself successfully but later tried bot overnight but just woke up to noticed his thousand dollar has been used to gamble by bot and lose all. I will prefer to gamble myself than using bots.

[Maus0728]

I have not been interested to them but can the gambling bots be programmed to do some strategies like martingale for you? 

Just like any other bots, it can be programmed to do a martingale betting strategy[1] or any other betting strategies that the player would like to automate his/her strategies in gambling. As far as I know, using a script of any programming language that implements the algorithm would do this kind of job, even in trading[2].

[1] https://whatibroke.com/2013/06/27/coinroll-it-betting-bot-martingale-system/
[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/co5jis/full_python_code_on_github_to_run_the_betting/

It's kinda interesting to see some projects like these on the internet especially if you are learning programming language fundamentals.

[bittraffic]

I have not been interested to them but can the gambling bots be programmed to do some strategies like martingale for you? 

Just like any other bots, it can be programmed to do a martingale betting strategy[1] or any other betting strategies that the player would like to automate his/her strategies in gambling. As far as I know, using a script of any programming language that implements the algorithm would do this kind of job, even in trading[2].

[1] https://whatibroke.com/2013/06/27/coinroll-it-betting-bot-martingale-system/
[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/co5jis/full_python_code_on_github_to_run_the_betting/

It's kinda interesting to see some projects like these on the internet especially if you are learning programming language fundamentals.

To add the bookmarklet, simply create a bookmark using the code above as the url. Go to CoinRoll, enter a bet and a starting value of 0.0001. Finally, click the bookmark icon, choose your max bet and hit start.

I'd like to try something different for a change. That's an instruction on how to do it as the whatibroke.com said but I'm not understanding how to use these codes actually. Looks not for the savvy techy user. Did he mean  bookmark the dice website?  So I did but where do I put those simple JavaScript bookmarklet codes?

[Boristhecat]

Given that the bot can analyze a huge number of bets very quickly and place bets on several markets at once, it can be profitable. But I have not seen such bots in the public domain.

Most people that bets on arbitrage bets normally would place the bets manually by searching through odds comparison website. If bots that automatically place an arbitrage bets does exist, it will never be publicly shared as I dont see why people would share such a money making bot

Yes, it's an obvious problem that no one is selling the goose that lays the golden eggs. On the other hand, not everyone has enough money and accounts to profit from such a bot and there are many people who like to show off. It can be assumed that if such bots existed, then they would be at least somehow accessible.

I am sure that the casino always wins whether you use a bot or not.

That's what I was thinking. If a casino has an HE of 3%, no matter what the bot does, you're going to lose 3% in the long run. The only sense I see is to automate the process to reach certain wagering requirements that give you cashback but as to beat the house no way. The casinos are probably very happy with the bots because they speed up the process and people bet more.

That's right, that's why all casinos offer the option of automatic gambling plus there are many settings for dice in order to run different strategies.