do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games?

[Cantsay]

increase your odds of winning even if they claim to have that ability there are probably just lying to steal money from those that will buy their script from them and run it.

I think bots still have a chance of success because a gambler is definitely diligent enough to gamble every day but bots are still made so they can use them, even master the scripts that can be written for the bot. The value of Bots is replacing patience as well as responding to some special scenarios, instead of being quick to complete the goal, the rate at which players use bots to harass is very high, they don't eat much, just a very small number and repeat thousands of times, casinos are also quite annoyed with such scenarios and often have Bot killing scripts.

Like I said before bots won’t increase your chance of winning all it’s going to do is to help you automate the whole process so if a casino does not have the auto feature for that game that you’re trying to play that’s where bots comes in to play - the bot won’t help you analyse the way the results of the dice are being used and then use it to predict future outcome  - all the bot does is relieve you from the stress of having to play bets over and over again, it won’t necessarily help increase your chance of success, unless you’re counting the chance of success by the number of games and how frequent those games are being played.

[seoincorporation]

Most of dice sites have the Auto betting feature, and that would be something like bot betting, but personally, i have coded my own dice bots for the Just dice site, and i have made some threads with my goals and sharing my bot codes with the community.

With this bot i hit a x330,000

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5406456.0

And there is the prof that i hit that multiplier: (https://just-dice.com/roll/5578008744)

And another code was the "Gambling with chaos"

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5466346.0

Where i started chasing an x3300, and then ended up hitting tons of x9900

so, i like the auto feature on the dice games, but be able to code our own bots let us use some complex betting methods.

[AliMan]

I think this isn't fair for other serious players if I based it to my own opinion, however not everybody has no negative ideas about having botd on dice games on casino. That only depends on their end, if they allow this kind of program to be associated with their gambling operations. Casino site itself do have their specific rules and restrictions on every single line of process towards their gambling programs, definitely this will hamper their advantages towards the profit of their business.

[Odohu]

Normally I don't think the use of bot for game like dice will be a problem provided there is no attempt to cheat the casino. But different casinos with different policies so the best place to get a reliable answer to this question is the TOS of the casino you are using. I know some casino that allow bot for dice games and I have also seen casinos that is silent on that, not specifying if it is allowed or not but that may be dangerous as that could lead to issues should there be big win through the use of bot. Therefore you should always seek clarifications from the casino to be on the safe side.

[HONDACD125]

I think this isn't fair for other serious players if I based it to my own opinion, however not everybody has no negative ideas about having botd on dice games on casino. That only depends on their end, if they allow this kind of program to be associated with their gambling operations. Casino site itself do have their specific rules and restrictions on every single line of process towards their gambling programs, definitely this will hamper their advantages towards the profit of their business.

Though you are right that every casino has its terms and conditions, I don't think a gambler can do any sort of cheating or exploitation using a bot because a bot can only use functions and options that are already available in a casino. There can be one scenario where this might be considered wrong, it is when a casino doesn't have an auto-bet option for a certain game and a gambler uses an external bot to automate their gambling which might be considered breaking the rules or going against the TOS.

It's been some time but I remember reading sometime back that most casinos don't allow external bots and scripts and this can get a gambler's account banned. I'm not sure if that still is the case or not because casinos keep changing their rules and terms and conditions over time.

[Blowon]

Let's take a look of one of the most known dice bot here from our community: Seuntjies DiceBot -Multi-Site, multi-strategy betting bot for dice. With Charts!

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Thanks for the advice buddy, I will choose a superior casino, time to start testing the script I have, hopefully it will work, because most of what I read bots will show negative results, but I don't know I'm very curious and will start immediately

[South Park]

Hello everyone

a little bit arises in wanting to ask about the use of Bots in dice games, maybe questions like this are often asked but I have not received a definite answer

Are bots in dice games prohibited?

Which casinos allow Bots?

I need advice from more experienced friends

thank you if you are willing to give advice

Some casinos allow you to create your own bot with them, this should tell you that bots are not really a good idea and the only one that gets any benefit are casinos, as in this way you allow a piece of code to play on your behalf, an action that cannot be fun at all, but that allows you to lose your money at a faster speed, not surprisingly casinos are in full support of that as it plays right into their hands, so I am sure that even if some casinos were against dice bots, they would allow them as you will lose a lot of money before you cold get any big win, and if you got one they could always demonstrate that you violated their terms and refuse to pay anyway.

[Antotena]

Hello everyone

a little bit arises in wanting to ask about the use of Bots in dice games, maybe questions like this are often asked but I have not received a definite answer

Are bots in dice games prohibited?

Which casinos allow Bots?

I need advice from more experienced friends

thank you if you are willing to give advice

Let me direct the question back to you, if you own a casino with profit maximalism, are you going to allow people to use bot so they can win your money and go bankrupt. I bet you wouldn't allow it, that's the same thing I'm sure many other casino will say if you ask them this question. It's highly prohibited to used an external software or anything not to any casino, if found guilty of such you will lose your account and if you have money their, it will be suspended.

Most of often, if you want to know about casino that allows bot or not in their casino, any time you try to register with any casino, try and read through their casio terms and conditions and go through their customers privacy policy, you will see it clearly if external things can be use with their casino or not, just read it carefully and if you are already register, asked them to give you so you can go through them, you will see many things they don't like in those casinos.

[Doan9269]

Are bots in dice games prohibited?

Which casinos allow Bots?

Talking about bot acceptance in gambling on some platforms, some allows the use in playing dice while some don't, but the only thing that can help us to know which accept for this and which one does not is by going through their ToS page, or by checking on their policy section to know what they want and what they go against, this is gambling and we have to start with this first thing first, which is in knowing the right mind of what the developers want from the use of their service in playing dice.

[crwth]

I have used a bot for my betting strategy, like the fishing one that I read about in this forum. I use the Seuntjie dice bot, which makes it possible. It also has a couple of scripts that can be input. I love using it, making sure that it brings the right frequency of bets.

I think some casinos allow it, and I haven’t heard of one that has banned it.

[Odusko]

Are bots in dice games prohibited?

Which casinos allow Bots?

The answer will be different among different casinos, bots may be allowed in some, and in others not allowed.

I have never tried using bots to gamble on Chips.gg, so I can't tell if it is acceptable on the platform. I will ask on their ann thread.

Really I haven't seen where bots have been openinly accepted by a casino, because from my understanding of what a bit is and does, is clear that no casino will permit such a thing, unless if their are not open for business because bot will aid the gambler to win more compared to human effort's, so casinos knows this thing and their will do whatever it is to prevent the presence of any bot on they platform.
Sometimes gambling sites close down account that are involved with bot usage and some how I can tell that no casino will permit it usage, so this comment that some casino accept bot usage got my attention and I will like to know that Casino, can you please mention one that openly welcome bkr usage on their casinos, I know it possible to have a few hand full of casinos that involved in so much technicality and at that can handle whatever comes along so bots are just a small challenge to them and as long as their could develop their system to support and surpass any third party bots such as a personal bot.

[Hispo]

I would say it mostly depends on each Casino Term of Service, but in general they allow it.
Actually, if you see the issue/question from the perspective of an online casino, there is actually no reason for them not to allow gamblers to implement and running their bots to play dices in their webs.

Casinos get their profit from the high volume of beting and gambling volume, the house always wins in the long term, so they are inteterest one wagers as much money as possible on the shortest time, so they can profit off our activity.
Still, One should always check the ToS, just to be sure.

[usekevin]

I think this isn't fair for other serious players if I based it to my own opinion, however not everybody has no negative ideas about having botd on dice games on casino. That only depends on their end, if they allow this kind of program to be associated with their gambling operations. Casino site itself do have their specific rules and restrictions on every single line of process towards their gambling programs, definitely this will hamper their advantages towards the profit of their business.

The gambler who was experienced can easily find the bot involvement in the gambling site.The gambler who play the game as a fresher may not understand the influence of the gambling bot.Because the gambler should analyse their game after the play,if the winning money is back to zero after the multiple of your deposit money.Surely the not is playing against you in the gambling.In this case,you can easily do the following steps to away from the loss.After your money was multiplied to 2x or 3x of the Deposit money, you should withdraw without any hesitation and you should avoid your greedy in the game.

[AliMan]

I think this isn't fair for other serious players if I based it to my own opinion, however not everybody has no negative ideas about having botd on dice games on casino. That only depends on their end, if they allow this kind of program to be associated with their gambling operations. Casino site itself do have their specific rules and restrictions on every single line of process towards their gambling programs, definitely this will hamper their advantages towards the profit of their business.

Though you are right that every casino has its terms and conditions, I don't think a gambler can do any sort of cheating or exploitation using a bot because a bot can only use functions and options that are already available in a casino. There can be one scenario where this might be considered wrong, it is when a casino doesn't have an auto-bet option for a certain game and a gambler uses an external bot to automate their gambling which might be considered breaking the rules or going against the TOS.

It's been some time but I remember reading sometime back that most casinos don't allow external bots and scripts and this can get a gambler's account banned. I'm not sure if that still is the case or not because casinos keep changing their rules and terms and conditions over time.

Exactly, the possibility of being banned us likely to happen particular to those popular casinos online. Cheaters could probably use this tool to exploit the dice games, and that's totally unacceptable for honest players who bets transparently. That's why I always recommend to play fairly and enjoy the game for fun whether you win or loss at least you didn't cheat for your own benefit.

[alegotardo]

Hello everyone

a little bit arises in wanting to ask about the use of Bots in dice games, maybe questions like this are often asked but I have not received a definite answer

Are bots in dice games prohibited?

Which casinos allow Bots?

I need advice from more experienced friends

thank you if you are willing to give advice

This is a difficult answer, so it's best to ask the support team of the casinos you usually visit directly.

Some casinos value user experience, want users to really engage with the games and prohibit the use of bots, while others are interested in knowing that you are playing honestly and that their bots are not trying to cheat the system, so if they are just automating human actions, there would be no problem in using them.

But as I said, each casino sees this differently, so it's best to ask them directly.

Just be careful about free spins where you need to complete some human anti-robot verification action or watch an ad in order to advance and claim your prizes, in these cases the use of bots would most likely be prohibited.

[OgNasty]

I think if you’re planning on using bots to gamble you would be best served reaching out and contacting the casino ahead of time. Once you have their blessing and you’ve verified your account, that removes a lot of the potential issues you could run into. Thats better than trying it out and possibly having your funds confiscated.

[danherbias07]

Bots were popular before because there's no autobet feature that is being provided by most gambling sites. But since they put it in and the instant bet feature, the usage of bots has decreased. I mean why would you still need a bot if everything is there?
You can even set a stop loss or stop win in their option so it's actually a completely automated feature unless you are trying to do something else to tinker with the results.
I don't know if they will still allow this now. You better ask them first so that you won't jeopardize your account. Good luck.

[FinneysTrueVision]

Many of the popular dice sites allow bots. When I played dice more often, the bot I used was MyDiceBot. I don’t know if it is still being developed, but it used to be really good. I would just leave it on in the background for a few hours.

If you search on Google for “dicebot” + the name of a casino, you will probably find the answer in the results for whether bots are allowed.

[Jody.Drummer]

Really I haven't seen where bots have been openinly accepted by a casino, because from my understanding of what a bit is and does, is clear that no casino will permit such a thing, unless if their are not open for business because bot will aid the gambler to win more compared to human effort's, so casinos knows this thing and their will do whatever it is to prevent the presence of any bot on they platform.
Sometimes gambling sites close down account that are involved with bot usage and some how I can tell that no casino will permit it usage, so this comment that some casino accept bot usage got my attention and I will like to know that Casino, can you please mention one that openly welcome bkr usage on their casinos, I know it possible to have a few hand full of casinos that involved in so much technicality and at that can handle whatever comes along so bots are just a small challenge to them and as long as their could develop their system to support and surpass any third party bots such as a personal bot.

It makes sense to say that this bot is to help players win more, but with the casino itself, of course their goal is to make a profit by occasionally giving wins to their players to make the players comfortable and happy to bet at their casino, but if the casino has a bot whose goal is to help players win more, I don't think it makes sense, because it is impossible for the casino to give wins more often to players, that is not the goal of the casino, if there is a bot that can make players win more often, maybe it is an enemy for the casino.
Cases of account closures or account freezing I have occasionally heard and seen directly, but that was not because of help from the bot, the cases that occurred occurred because they did not meet the requirements or violated the casino's rules, as for the bot case I have never heard or read about it.

[Jemzx00]

Bots were popular before because there's no autobet feature that is being provided by most gambling sites. But since they put it in and the instant bet feature, the usage of bots has decreased. I mean why would you still need a bot if everything is there?
You can even set a stop loss or stop win in their option so it's actually a completely automated feature unless you are trying to do something else to tinker with the results.
I don't know if they will still allow this now. You better ask them first so that you won't jeopardize your account. Good luck.

Not only are Bots common on dice games before, I even remember some people selling their bots not only on the forum but outside as well. However, since all if not most of the gambling platforms right now are offering them for free, it's hard to see these services right now.
If I remember correctly, I did see some bots still available right now which works on multiple gambling sites and offer different patterns or strategies or you can set it up manually on a certain pattern you want.
These bots may not give positive results or boost the outcome of your bets, so it's still better to consult or check directly to the gambling site's support to make sure the legality of these bots and avoid future issues for using a third party app.