do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games?

[Fortify]

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

Casinos are only interested in offering games where they can create an edge, even if that edge is only 1 or 2% - over a long enough time period that can add up to big money and they can even be perfectly open with their customers with what is happening. In that scenario, where a dice game already has an inbuilt tilt to bring profitability to the casino, it makes no logical sense to try and play a dice game bot. You are guaranteed to lose with it over the long run and there is no way you can beat the simple internal mathematics that your bot will have no control over. They will naturally put terms against bots in their conditions, but mostly because they don't want automated programs sapping up their website resources, but they'd happily ignore bots that transfer customer money into their wallet.

[ethereumhunter]

I see a lot of doubts about using bots, both from the casino and the negative results, and you suggest betting with automatic bets, I think it's not a good idea, because the dice roll is a little slow in my opinion, if using a bot it will produce 7-14 spins / second, so you have to target a small profit and a very minimal bet, I choose an online casino that accepts bets of 0.00000001 tron ​​(trx), that's why I choose a bot that will roll the dice very fast, I try with a capital of 100 trx

Usually, if you see the dice roll is a little slow, that is because the processing of the view in your computer have a lack. I already compared this between my old laptop and my friend new laptop. The graphic of the dice roll is different and in my laptop, I see a slow motion butin my friend's laptop, no slow motion. Besides that, the internet connection is also influence.

But if you use bot, you don't see the image on the dice roll because bot interface doesn't show that and only see different view. So that will give you a fast rolls. Using bot or not will depend on gamblers purposes but we must be careful to choose the site.

[junder]

Casinos are only interested in offering games where they can create an edge, even if that edge is only 1 or 2% - over a long enough time period that can add up to big money and they can even be perfectly open with their customers with what is happening. In that scenario, where a dice game already has an inbuilt tilt to bring profitability to the casino, it makes no logical sense to try and play a dice game bot. You are guaranteed to lose with it over the long run and there is no way you can beat the simple internal mathematics that your bot will have no control over. They will naturally put terms against bots in their conditions, but mostly because they don't want automated programs sapping up their website resources, but they'd happily ignore bots that transfer customer money into their wallet.

I agree with you, and in my opinion even if the casino allows bots in any game other than dice, it does not fully guarantee that players can get bigger or definite profits, now if bots are allowed and with that statement it will help players to be able to get certain wins then I think everyone will probably look for money in gambling because there is clear certainty, while the purpose of the casino is to seek profit not to provide profit especially in the long term.
I doubt that casinos allow the use of bots whose purpose is to help players excel, that is not their strategy. Please note that casinos provide many games, the purpose is to seek profit, so it is impossible for them to allow the use of bots, even if there are players who are stubborn by looking for and maybe even buying bots to help them, I think it could be a problem for them.

[Jody.Drummer]

Usually, if you see the dice roll is a little slow, that is because the processing of the view in your computer have a lack. I already compared this between my old laptop and my friend new laptop. The graphic of the dice roll is different and in my laptop, I see a slow motion butin my friend's laptop, no slow motion. Besides that, the internet connection is also influence.

But if you use bot, you don't see the image on the dice roll because bot interface doesn't show that and only see different view. So that will give you a fast rolls. Using bot or not will depend on gamblers purposes but we must be careful to choose the site.

It is clear that with online games, of course, internet connection is very influential, not only with gambling but with other games that even though they are not gambling, internet connection is something that must be considered, because I myself feel annoyed when I am playing but experience interference that makes me uncomfortable playing, even this often happens when I play games that are online even though they are not gambling. In addition, the slow movement on the display may also be caused by the performance of our own gadgets which have decreased in performance so that it affects the game being played.
That makes sense, but it seems very rare for a casino to provide something like this, right? I myself have never encountered it, but have you ever encountered it or even used it, and if you have used it, how does it feel? Can it make you win for sure?

[swogerino]

They used to in early stages yet I don't know nowadays as the casinos usually don't mention if they allow or disallow the use of bots, or in the ones I play I never came to read such thing. Still you don't need it as many casinos offer a lot of flexibility in configuring autobet for example or create your own strategy and let it run for some time, most of these can be applied yourself without the need of a bot if you want to increase your wager as overall you will lose be it with bots be it with strategies.

[Taskford]

Casinos are only interested in offering games where they can create an edge, even if that edge is only 1 or 2% - over a long enough time period that can add up to big money and they can even be perfectly open with their customers with what is happening. In that scenario, where a dice game already has an inbuilt tilt to bring profitability to the casino, it makes no logical sense to try and play a dice game bot. You are guaranteed to lose with it over the long run and there is no way you can beat the simple internal mathematics that your bot will have no control over. They will naturally put terms against bots in their conditions, but mostly because they don't want automated programs sapping up their website resources, but they'd happily ignore bots that transfer customer money into their wallet.

I agree with you, and in my opinion even if the casino allows bots in any game other than dice, it does not fully guarantee that players can get bigger or definite profits, now if bots are allowed and with that statement it will help players to be able to get certain wins then I think everyone will probably look for money in gambling because there is clear certainty, while the purpose of the casino is to seek profit not to provide profit especially in the long term.
I doubt that casinos allow the use of bots whose purpose is to help players excel, that is not their strategy. Please note that casinos provide many games, the purpose is to seek profit, so it is impossible for them to allow the use of bots, even if there are players who are stubborn by looking for and maybe even buying bots to help them, I think it could be a problem for them.

There are certain impressions spreading before that by using bots players could earn passive income from it. But it turns out bad for people who use it since their expectation didn't happen and they are been scammed by people claiming something excessive to them. So best to eliminate those earning income schemes with bot since if they encounter people saying that most provably that they are scammers.

Bot job is to automate certain things that player want to set, but it doesn't give any guarantee to win. People are really stubborn to find impossible things that's why they always fall on those scams.

If they really believe that there's something like that exist them maybe they should do more research first to verify it for sure they would know the answer what bother their minds.

[dansus021]

do casino platforms allow bots in their dice games? First of all what bot you want to deploy back then my friend and I use bot using iMacros using script that my friend own when the dice.com is alive hahah. The winrate is above 55% which is good at that time.

If the bot only help you click the button here and there I believe that is fine

[Apocollapse]

I agree with you, and in my opinion even if the casino allows bots in any game other than dice, it does not fully guarantee that players can get bigger or definite profits, now if bots are allowed and with that statement it will help players to be able to get certain wins then I think everyone will probably look for money in gambling because there is clear certainty, while the purpose of the casino is to seek profit not to provide profit especially in the long term.
I doubt that casinos allow the use of bots whose purpose is to help players excel, that is not their strategy. Please note that casinos provide many games, the purpose is to seek profit, so it is impossible for them to allow the use of bots, even if there are players who are stubborn by looking for and maybe even buying bots to help them, I think it could be a problem for them.

If you and the casino think house edge is enough to make sure the gamblers will not able to beat the house, I don't see any reason why the casino need to forbid it. Simply say, they're actually afraid if the bots might work and able to beat the house edge.

Think as the casino owner, you will try to add any rules to make sure your business will survive and not worry with something that could harm your business.

[mirakal]

Well, the answer depends on whether this is allowed in the casino, but I think that's not what they want to happen, which is why there is captcha solving to prevent bots. If you were a gambler, would you want something like this? I don't think so, as it is still better when doing it in person. 
Maybe there are people who use this, but I think using bots doesn't make sense because it doesn't really change the outcome as bots can't make any influence. Honestly, it was a different experience doing it in person, where you can really enjoy the moment even if you lose. 

[Zadicar]

Most dice games have an auto feature so this is almost the same as bots because it runs without you having to keep clicking the play button.
There are casinos that allow it and regular casinos will state in the rules whether the use of bots is permitted or not, if it's not clear you can ask their live support, but usually casinos prohibit the use of bots to prevent cheating from their users.

This is what im trying to say that bots are useless or somewhat non relevant considering that automatic feature is already that available or could really be that seen into those most platforms.
There might be some bots but the place on which i do remember on which you could be able to import some bot or script is on Bustabit but so far with dice games then it would
be pertaining into those internal automatic features on which you could make use of. There's no difference with this stuff i could say when it comes to automation or bot settings.
House wont care on using up some bots i do assume, as long it wont really be something abusive or some exploit then it will really be just that fine.

[ethereumhunter]

It is clear that with online games, of course, internet connection is very influential, not only with gambling but with other games that even though they are not gambling, internet connection is something that must be considered, because I myself feel annoyed when I am playing but experience interference that makes me uncomfortable playing, even this often happens when I play games that are online even though they are not gambling. In addition, the slow movement on the display may also be caused by the performance of our own gadgets which have decreased in performance so that it affects the game being played.
That makes sense, but it seems very rare for a casino to provide something like this, right? I myself have never encountered it, but have you ever encountered it or even used it, and if you have used it, how does it feel? Can it make you win for sure?

I still often get that error when I am playing gambling and yes, that is feel annoyed because we can not play the games smoothly. That can also affect to my emotion if something disturb my gambling activity. Ensuring the internet connection doesn't have any problem is a must so we can do what we want using internet and we can satisfy. I only feels as I mention before where when our graphic card is not good, the image or video will get lack. The slow motion will appear which makes the games can not be enjoyed.

So when you open dice bots, you have to makes sure you have good internet connection and not open too many browsers so the bot and the games can run smoothly.

[Nrcewker]

Bots are allowed on many sites, but there are also some sites that don’t allow them. Instead of asking here, it would have been ideal to contact the customer support of respective casinos and ask about the usage of bots. A few years back, almost all the popular dice-gambling sites were accepting bots. I remember Seurjit bots were very popular and were used by all the casinos. Currently, as far as I remember, you can use bots at Primedice without any difficulties. But it's better to contact their support team and ask them once.

[junder]

There are certain impressions spreading before that by using bots players could earn passive income from it. But it turns out bad for people who use it since their expectation didn't happen and they are been scammed by people claiming something excessive to them. So best to eliminate those earning income schemes with bot since if they encounter people saying that most provably that they are scammers.

Bot job is to automate certain things that player want to set, but it doesn't give any guarantee to win. People are really stubborn to find impossible things that's why they always fall on those scams.

If they really believe that there's something like that exist them maybe they should do more research first to verify it for sure they would know the answer what bother their minds.

If the use of this bot can make players definitely win, then there will clearly be a passive or fixed income that may last for a long time. I agree with you, eliminating the income scheme in betting is one of the things that must be determined, because after all I think we will not be able to get consistent income if we only act as players, unless we are a host who already has full control of the bet, it might be able to generate income that is consistent.
Indirectly when they involve or rely on a Bot even though the main goal is to automate it, but over time I think there may be people who will look for the other side, such as looking for a bot that can give them a greater chance of winning, but I'm not sure about this, because behind all the bets there is a bookie who regulates it besides that they must have done enough security to prevent players from being able to beat them.