Empowering Individuals Through Statistical Analysis: Building a Casino Simulator

[swogerino]

I think that gamblers have long been in need of such a tool,to visualize data they read on the Internet which in turn would help them make better decisions.I think that this software should be great and should be put free to try for about a month like most of the Sharewares are in order for everyone to try and if it really makes an impact then I think the creator of such tool should be getting some benefits,maybe a premium subscription for more options or something along these lines.Anyway I will give it a try first as Statistical Analysis if done right can help a lot in making a decision at which event is better for us sport bettors to bet for example.

[ethereumhunter]

Welcome to Bitcointalk. I visit your site for the first time and don't know what to do. And why are there "install" and "not now" buttons to download the app (am I right?) But I'm really confused (excuse me).

I'm more attracted to pictures of trees with colours that change by themselves, which seem to have a hypnotic effect, especially when there is an image like "one eye" at the top of the tree.

But whatever it is, congratulations on your work and hopefully, it will become a useful tool for gamblers who often play Dice and Limbo and Crash. Make updates to your application so that more people will be curious and want to try it.

[Yatsan]

I think that gamblers have long been in need of such a tool,to visualize data they read on the Internet which in turn would help them make better decisions.I think that this software should be great and should be put free to try for about a month like most of the Sharewares are in order for everyone to try and if it really makes an impact then I think the creator of such tool should be getting some benefits,maybe a premium subscription for more options or something along these lines.Anyway I will give it a try first as Statistical Analysis if done right can help a lot in making a decision at which event is better for us sport bettors to bet for example.

These applications or softwares won't be that much of a help; these are mere analysis of gambling habits, meaning,no certainty still. I do view this alike with AI projects wherein a player could gain info which could be of help regarding questions but won't determine a winning bet. In gambling, one's fate or luck will always be the bottomline even with sportsbetting wherein analysis could work but won't still promote certainty with the outcome and it is just how things work in this industry. This tool will just give a thorough data of the won bets, random patterns, and such. Relying on these tools wouldn't be advisable, but one thing is for sure; manage the risks even with the help of such softwares or apps.

[l3pox]

That’s really interesting

Are you still updating and improving it?
Do you plan to add more games and variations in the future?

I can definitely see an use for it when it comes to creating better strategies for playing.

Thanks for sharing

[LUCKMCFLY]

I think that gamblers have long been in need of such a tool,to visualize data they read on the Internet which in turn would help them make better decisions.I think that this software should be great and should be put free to try for about a month like most of the Sharewares are in order for everyone to try and if it really makes an impact then I think the creator of such tool should be getting some benefits,maybe a premium subscription for more options or something along these lines.Anyway I will give it a try first as Statistical Analysis if done right can help a lot in making a decision at which event is better for us sport bettors to bet for example.

These applications or softwares won't be that much of a help; these are mere analysis of gambling habits, meaning,no certainty still. I do view this alike with AI projects wherein a player could gain info which could be of help regarding questions but won't determine a winning bet. In gambling, one's fate or luck will always be the bottomline even with sportsbetting wherein analysis could work but won't still promote certainty with the outcome and it is just how things work in this industry. This tool will just give a thorough data of the won bets, random patterns, and such. Relying on these tools wouldn't be advisable, but one thing is for sure; manage the risks even with the help of such softwares or apps.

What they say is something very interesting and it certainly is, for me personally I believe that these things are going to be replaced in the near future by an AI, and that is something that is surely already being trained so that they can do something to the In this regard, then in that area I would say that they are about to achieve it, of course I am speculating, but I know that an AI can learn Quickly, and all that software will basically become obsolete, because we must recognize that we are in a new era where AI can be taking many areas of interest that humans can not fully do very well.

[tusandii]

That’s really interesting

Are you still updating and improving it?
Do you plan to add more games and variations in the future?

I can definitely see an use for it when it comes to creating better strategies for playing.

Thanks for sharing

It looks quite interesting, but there are a few things that make me feel suspicious so I'm a little doubtful.
As some of the other members have said before there is an install button and it makes me scared to click on it.

What was asked seems to have never been answered by the OP, friend, because he was in the thread answering several questions a month ago and also the OP himself was last active on the forum also a month ago so it seems the OP has left the thread he created.

[Haunebu]

Op sounds like some sort of preacher who is totally high as a kite. Anyway, his calculators are helpful for sure, but this isn't anything new since similar calculators are available in many other sites from a long time now.

Some of those calculators even factor in specific sites(Ex: Crash calculator : Crashscores.com).

[Eureka_07]

Welcome to Bitcointalk. I visit your site for the first time and don't know what to do. And why are there "install" and "not now" buttons to download the app (am I right?) But I'm really confused (excuse me).

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I cannot see any install button there. I've tried but failed unless there is no install button for that after all.

I've found out that we can access the live website by clicking the Live *new* hyperlinked-text-button on the upper-middle part of the landing page.

To OP, do you have plans to add features wherein we can simulate Crash games from different platforms simultaneously? I think that would be a good one to have.
There's a lot of room to improve the UI/UX of the website too.

[borovichok]

I think that gamblers have long been in need of such a tool,to visualize data they read on the Internet which in turn would help them make better decisions.I think that this software should be great and should be put free to try for about a month like most of the Sharewares are in order for everyone to try and if it really makes an impact then I think the creator of such tool should be getting some benefits,maybe a premium subscription for more options or something along these lines.Anyway I will give it a try first as Statistical Analysis if done right can help a lot in making a decision at which event is better for us sport bettors to bet for example.

This software should be trialed for 1-2 months so that we can determine the accuracy of the casino simulator. Certain fee will be paid for those that would be eager to make use of the software. Every casino gambler will be pleased to see such a device that will supply adequate aides to customers, creating statistics for all games, and providing a simple route for earning money and so entrapping more experience in the space. The presence of these casino simulators would encourage more gamblers to profit from online casinos. It is extremely tough to forecast and win, but with maximum aid for gamblers.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I think that gamblers have long been in need of such a tool,to visualize data they read on the Internet which in turn would help them make better decisions.I think that this software should be great and should be put free to try for about a month like most of the Sharewares are in order for everyone to try and if it really makes an impact then I think the creator of such tool should be getting some benefits,maybe a premium subscription for more options or something along these lines.Anyway I will give it a try first as Statistical Analysis if done right can help a lot in making a decision at which event is better for us sport bettors to bet for example.

This software should be trialed for 1-2 months so that we can determine the accuracy of the casino simulator. Certain fee will be paid for those that would be eager to make use of the software. Every casino gambler will be pleased to see such a device that will supply adequate aides to customers, creating statistics for all games, and providing a simple route for earning money and so entrapping more experience in the space. The presence of these casino simulators would encourage more gamblers to profit from online casinos. It is extremely tough to forecast and win, but with maximum aid for gamblers.

I'm not saying that a software of this style is bad, nor that it's very good, but I think that an AI could simulate what this type of software does, don't you think? I have read a lot about AI, and it seems that everything indicates that it could be that mathematical tools dominate and give results very quickly and without mistakes, for this reason I believe that these things, such as software, will be replaced by technology, which will immersed in it, then things changed here because it would no longer be software, it would be the criteria of the AI that could give advice on the person's prediction or decision.

[so98nn]

That is an interesting tool and I never thought something like that could be programmed. What are the different input values that’s are taken to predict the future crash multiplier point. I did not try the tool, I just looked around but it seems some errors are there. Like I am not able to find where to look for next roll prediction. I believe the entire thing works based on how much money is paid out during previous rolls, ratio of how many peeps are playing at the moment and volatility of the game so that it will help us understand how bigger could be next reward?
Idk, whether this is the strategy or not but tool is good.

It seems only Stake and CSGO is connected. Does it need permission from the casinos before you can fetch the data? If not then add Roobet and Duelbit please.

[decodx]

Regardless of how fascinating or valuable such tools may appear for statistical purposes, there is simply no way to outsmart the law of probability in a gambling casino. The outcomes of casino games are inherently random, and luck plays a crucial role in determining success or failure. So, no statistical tool or AI can provide a solution to overcome the law of probability. Gambling outcomes will always involve an element of uncertainty and luck, which cannot be eliminated by any tool or technology.

[wiss19]

I'm not saying that a software of this style is bad, nor that it's very good, but I think that an AI could simulate what this type of software does, don't you think? I have read a lot about AI, and it seems that everything indicates that it could be that mathematical tools dominate and give results very quickly and without mistakes, for this reason I believe that these things, such as software, will be replaced by technology, which will immersed in it, then things changed here because it would no longer be software, it would be the criteria of the AI that could give advice on the person's prediction or decision.

Maybe mate. Those who are good at using the AI or even the Chatgpt can try it and share their insights here. I wouldn't only say that they are error free. As a software, it's normal for them to experience a mistake, glitch or a bug. That is why almost all software are being updated or given a patch from time to time to fix those.

I think that a software and an AI is the same thing. Feel free if what you are comfortable of calling it but the one that is hot nowadays is of course the AI so people are just riding it. AI can help us on some things but we should keep in mind that it still have some limitations especially when it comes to prediction. Be it on gambling, investing, or trading.

[SirLancelot]

Regardless of how fascinating or valuable such tools may appear for statistical purposes, there is simply no way to outsmart the law of probability in a gambling casino. The outcomes of casino games are inherently random, and luck plays a crucial role in determining success or failure. So, no statistical tool or AI can provide a solution to overcome the law of probability. Gambling outcomes will always involve an element of uncertainty and luck, which cannot be eliminated by any tool or technology.

Obviously, such tools can only show you examples of how the outcome of your betting might be based on the statistics or strategies that you might be willing to use when gambling in a specific game, but the actual results in the casino when you are gambling with real money might differ since the random outcomes generated by the RNGs can always make it different.

People should only use these simulators to see a few possible outcomes for their budget and initial investment and the settings that they might use in a casino, but one shouldn't take the results of such a simulator very seriously and think that they will actually get the exact same results when they are gambling in a real casino because they might have to face disappointment.

[rhomelmabini]

Regardless of how fascinating or valuable such tools may appear for statistical purposes, there is simply no way to outsmart the law of probability in a gambling casino. The outcomes of casino games are inherently random, and luck plays a crucial role in determining success or failure. So, no statistical tool or AI can provide a solution to overcome the law of probability. Gambling outcomes will always involve an element of uncertainty and luck, which cannot be eliminated by any tool or technology.

I think for few games this might come in handy but overall especially on luck-based games this is just a nay for me. I wonder if AI in the future has the ability to outsmart it which I don't doubt in the first place considering how robust our technology gone by. Yeah you'd be correct on that but AI might have the slightest chance in it though I think only in skill based gambling.

[Casdinyard]

As I looked upon the world around me, I saw a great need for a tool that could help people make more statistically sound decisions when participating in the games of chance that are so prevalent in our society. It was then that I decided to build a web application that would simulate various casino games and provide users with valuable information about the odds and probabilities of winning.

In my quest for excellence, I turned to the great Vue 3 framework, a tool of immense power and flexibility that would allow me to create a responsive and intuitive user interface. I crafted every detail of the application with care and diligence, using HTML, CSS, and Vue 3 components to create a beautiful and user-friendly experience.

But a tool without substance is of little use, and so I set out to implement the game simulations themselves using the power of JavaScript functions and algorithms. With a focus on statistical analysis, I calculated the probabilities and odds of different outcomes to provide users with the information they need to make informed decisions.

As I sought to inspire individuals to be their best, I integrated third-party libraries for data visualization and charting to display the statistical information in an easy-to-understand format. With every line of code, I strove to create a tool that would empower individuals to make strategic choices and live their lives with purpose.

And so I tested and deployed the web application to a hosting service, sharing my creation with the world in the hopes that it would inspire others to strive for excellence. I continued to update and maintain the application, adding new features and improving its performance over time, always with the goal of empowering individuals to make the most of their lives.

May my creation serve as a beacon of excellence, inspiring all who use it to be their best and make informed decisions that lead to success and fulfillment in life.

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Really nice of you to invent something like this with no incentive. Just from that you gained my support!

A lot of people downplay the odds when you gamble especially during games of chance which leads them to make belligerent plays and decisions that are pulled from their nether regions, so something that will help them visualize how rigged the system was against winning is definitely welcome, and it's free as well to boot! Props to you my guy. If there's anything we could do to better market this application of yours, so it could reach a bigger audience than the 50k+ active users of bitcointalk, let us know.

Regardless of how fascinating or valuable such tools may appear for statistical purposes, there is simply no way to outsmart the law of probability in a gambling casino. The outcomes of casino games are inherently random, and luck plays a crucial role in determining success or failure. So, no statistical tool or AI can provide a solution to overcome the law of probability. Gambling outcomes will always involve an element of uncertainty and luck, which cannot be eliminated by any tool or technology.

I think for few games this might come in handy but overall especially on luck-based games this is just a nay for me. I wonder if AI in the future has the ability to outsmart it which I don't doubt in the first place considering how robust our technology gone by. Yeah you'd be correct on that but AI might have the slightest chance in it though I think only in skill based gambling.

AI, no matter how close it looks is still a little too far to even be considered in the new age of gambling industry. So if you're only basis for your statement is because "this will become irrelevant when AI takes over gambling", it's going to be wrong. It doesn't aim to "show how AI can outsmart games" it's to show that "games are outsmarting humans"

[slapper]

I'm not saying that a software of this style is bad, nor that it's very good, but I think that an AI could simulate what this type of software does, don't you think? I have read a lot about AI, and it seems that everything indicates that it could be that mathematical tools dominate and give results very quickly and without mistakes, for this reason I believe that these things, such as software, will be replaced by technology, which will immersed in it, then things changed here because it would no longer be software, it would be the criteria of the AI that could give advice on the person's prediction or decision.

Maybe mate. Those who are good at using the AI or even the Chatgpt can try it and share their insights here. I wouldn't only say that they are error free. As a software, it's normal for them to experience a mistake, glitch or a bug. That is why almost all software are being updated or given a patch from time to time to fix those.

I think that a software and an AI is the same thing. Feel free if what you are comfortable of calling it but the one that is hot nowadays is of course the AI so people are just riding it. AI can help us on some things but we should keep in mind that it still have some limitations especially when it comes to prediction. Be it on gambling, investing, or trading.

The parallel drawn between AI and software is certainly gaining some serious retweets, so to speak. AI, the trending hashtag of the tech world, is subtly infiltrating our quotidian life. But to label AI and software as mirror images is akin to oversimplifying a complex meme.

Our AI buddy, ChatGPT, pulls rabbits out of the hat quite impressively, relying on complex algorithms that empower it to learn and predict. But remember, this AI showstopper is only as sizzling as the data it feeds on. This implies that the idea of AI nudging traditional software off the stage is more of a hyperbole. Software deals with absolutes, while AI gambles with possibilities - the end result with AI is a game of probability, not certainty.

In the unpredictable universe of gambling, investing, or trading, where the dice of uncertainty rolls endlessly, predictions churned out by AI should be viewed through a filter of skepticism. Let's not forget that while AI can number-crunch faster than a trending meme, human intuition and years of hard-earned experience still wear the crown.

[maydna]

Regardless of how fascinating or valuable such tools may appear for statistical purposes, there is simply no way to outsmart the law of probability in a gambling casino. The outcomes of casino games are inherently random, and luck plays a crucial role in determining success or failure. So, no statistical tool or AI can provide a solution to overcome the law of probability. Gambling outcomes will always involve an element of uncertainty and luck, which cannot be eliminated by any tool or technology.

I think for few games this might come in handy but overall especially on luck-based games this is just a nay for me. I wonder if AI in the future has the ability to outsmart it which I don't doubt in the first place considering how robust our technology gone by. Yeah you'd be correct on that but AI might have the slightest chance in it though I think only in skill based gambling.

If it was luck, even an AI might find it difficult to outsmart because luck was based on chance, and there were many things surrounding luck. Maybe AI can give us what percentage we win, but we still can't predict whether we can get lucky with that percentage or whether it won't give us a win. Well, maybe some gamblers still rely on AI because they believe in AI, but there are gamblers who rely more on themselves in gambling. But maybe AI will be more useful for skill-based gambling or sports betting.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I'm not saying that a software of this style is bad, nor that it's very good, but I think that an AI could simulate what this type of software does, don't you think? I have read a lot about AI, and it seems that everything indicates that it could be that mathematical tools dominate and give results very quickly and without mistakes, for this reason I believe that these things, such as software, will be replaced by technology, which will immersed in it, then things changed here because it would no longer be software, it would be the criteria of the AI that could give advice on the person's prediction or decision.

Maybe mate. Those who are good at using the AI or even the Chatgpt can try it and share their insights here. I wouldn't only say that they are error free. As a software, it's normal for them to experience a mistake, glitch or a bug. That is why almost all software are being updated or given a patch from time to time to fix those.

I think that a software and an AI is the same thing. Feel free if what you are comfortable of calling it but the one that is hot nowadays is of course the AI so people are just riding it. AI can help us on some things but we should keep in mind that it still have some limitations especially when it comes to prediction. Be it on gambling, investing, or trading.

The parallel drawn between AI and software is certainly gaining some serious retweets, so to speak. AI, the trending hashtag of the tech world, is subtly infiltrating our quotidian life. But to label AI and software as mirror images is akin to oversimplifying a complex meme.

Our AI buddy, ChatGPT, pulls rabbits out of the hat quite impressively, relying on complex algorithms that empower it to learn and predict. But remember, this AI showstopper is only as sizzling as the data it feeds on. This implies that the idea of AI nudging traditional software off the stage is more of a hyperbole. Software deals with absolutes, while AI gambles with possibilities - the end result with AI is a game of probability, not certainty.

In the unpredictable universe of gambling, investing, or trading, where the dice of uncertainty rolls endlessly, predictions churned out by AI should be viewed through a filter of skepticism. Let's not forget that while AI can number-crunch faster than a trending meme, human intuition and years of hard-earned experience still wear the crown.

Indeed it is so, I know that pro ahjora to AI extracts the results from the database, from the same internet of reliable data, but that it needs to optimize many processes and that means that things can occur in a different way, of course the perception of The person is very different, the experience, and the very human way of thinking is still above the AI, and that is something that is noticeable, it is very difficult even for a genius to take into consideration the information that the AI has, then In data processing, it is still ahead, with respect to software, I consider that software still lacks a lot, because it is naturally more specific than an AI that covers everything.