Hi All,

Yes yet another betting bot for Prime Dice, but just thought that I would share it with the community as some people might benefit. I prefer Java as a language, and I couldn't find any bots for PD in Java, and so I created this.

It's no frills to be perfectly honest - but it has a few advantages:

• Speed: As fast as I can get it and as fast as PD allows (at the moment). I got frustrated by how slow the PrimeDice website Auto Bet was, and so I tried to make a bot that was faster. PD's website averaged ~80 bets per minute for my tests. My java bot averages ~110. From what I can gather, The PrimeDice website and/or Cloudflare rate limits requests coming into their website. I think that they must do this based on the Access Token used for the request, and possibly tracking IPs. It seems to be limited to roughly a request every 280 to 320 milliseconds. Sending too many bet requests results in an HTTP 429 response (Too Many Requests). My bot script tweaks the delay between each request, and gradually attempts to get faster as successful HTTP requests are processed, and pulls back the delay if too much.
• Easy To Mod: I've just coded this as simple as problem to use the Martingale style strategy with a tweakable Multiplier. Nice and easy, but perfect for strategies that require high throughput of bets. The code is nicely laid out (I'm no expert coder and I knocked this up in a day.
• No Browser / timeout errors: Again problems with auto bet where it freezes after a few hours. This doesn't do that.

Here's a screenshot:


The source code is posted here free. There's been a lot of scams and scares over bots and mystery scripts stealing bitcoins. This doesn't do that as you can read through the source code.

If it helps other people create betting bots and use it as a "boiler plate" for complex strategies then I'll be happy. I've tested it quite a bit and not many bugs so far. I've posted here both the runnable jar and the source code.

If you'd like to donate and show appreciation then be my guest! Bit Coin Address is:
1Gj9AtrqAKmqKUYzuc27dmiGpro4Bk7BEe

And/or you can affiliate me by
https://primedice.com/?ref=Cunter

Link to source code:
https://github.com/daCoops/PrimeDiceBot

Or you can PM me and I'll send it to you direct via email, along with the Eclipse project etc.

Let me know what people think.
Thanks

Did you run the jar file using the command line in the pic?

java -jar PrimeBot.jar

Any error message?

Well my strategy was that with Martingale, you rely upon the odds to get you back in the Black after a loss and a big Bank. If you betting very low, e.g. 0.00000001 - then with a bank of say 0.01 or 0.1 etc, it would take 18 - 22 bad throws in a row at 51% win chance to bust you. VERY unlikely (although still possible). Obviously this wont make you rich if the betting is slow. The faster the betting with this strategy, the more money!

Even a gain of say 20 - 30 bets a minute will give you a lot of benefit over a few hours to a day...

That's how I've been using it. It's not foolproof, but there is no "Winning" strategy to any dice game that is purely statistics...

You had PM

Hey All,

I know that a few people have contacted me about the bot for the source code - and I have sent it. I think that maybe the original links are not working anymore. Although I'm not actively coding this, it would be interesting to know if people have made any good mods or improvements to it etc

If there's still interest in it then I can maybe find a better place for the source code to host it...

Will you be adding a GUI? It seems pretty difficult to use for non-savvy users.

GUI would be super helpful. I guess im not as tech savvy as I though...

A GUI... will take a look into it but can't promise anything - mainly because I've never coded a GUI in Java before... won't be a fast turnaround - but why not, I'll give it a try

love the bot . thanks for making such a nice bot.

Why don't you upload the source to Github? That way people can make adjustments and comments. Also checking out a source would be a lot easier if it was on Github or any Git related website for that matter.