Finally, someone who is creating a thread, and tried the method.
I happy to see kind of feedback, especially for the person who are actually tried the method or any kind of strategy rather than seeing a random thread for suggestions while they're not actually tried by them self.
Thanks ryzaadit, i really enjoy creating betting methods and new strategies, i even take it to the next level today.
Did you ever experience, each time you are on gross-profit change the seed maybe ? and see the result not really stick into one single seed.
The seed is a really important factor, i know some seeds get stuck in a long run without a hit and get a new seed each time we run the bot is my recommendation.
Today was a weird day for my bots, i see a pattern, in lot of my x3300 the lucky number was over 0.01% chance to win, that mean, those x3300 could be some x9900. And then i starter to believe, i made the changes in the code from:
document.getElementById('pct_chance').value = 0.03;
to:
document.getElementById('pct_chance').value = 0.01;
And run the bot in 2 accounts at the same time. in both accounts i lose 5 consecutive times, but when the 6th run came it was a different story.
I know you love to have clears numbers, so i will explain it this way, but before that i want to remind the fact that my code has 2 steps of martingale (double up the betting amount).
This time i decided to change that x3300 for the x9900 and see if i had some luck on the run, but since it's a hard multiplier i run 2 bots at the same time.
First run: 10.0 each bot. - LOSE
2.- 15 - Lose
3.- 20 - Lose
4.- 25 - Lose
5.- 30 - WIN
I know in this means i was risking 200 clams with both accounts, but the fact that both accounts hits x9900 was one of my luckiest hits ever, and it wan't just the multiplier, bot of them was in the last step of the martingale, so, i with close to x800 with each bot:
Proof:
https://just-dice.com/roll/6143735518
https://just-dice.com/roll/6143733703Code:
var chance = 5.8; var a = 1; divider=1500;
var balance = parseFloat(document.getElementById('pct_balance').value);
var target = balance*2;
var b = ((balance/divider).toFixed(8));
var mybet;
document.getElementById('pct_chance').value = chance;
parseFloat(document.getElementById('pct_bet').value = b);
function dobet(){
balancez = document.getElementById('pct_balance').value;
var stuit = document.getElementById('pct_bet').value;
var count = document.getElementById("nonce").innerText;
if(count%2==0){
document.getElementById('pct_chance').value = 0.01;
}else{
document.getElementById('pct_chance').value = 12.0;
}
if (mybet==null) {
mybet = stuit;
}
if (((balancez*1.25)mybet = b*2;
}
if (((balancez*1.5)mybet = b*4;
}
if (balancez>balance*1.2) {
balance = balancez;
b = ((balance/divider).toFixed(8));
mybet = b;
}
if (balancez>=target) {
return;
}
if (a==0) {
return;
}
balancez = document.getElementById('pct_balance').value;
parseFloat(document.getElementById('pct_bet').value = ((mybet*1).toFixed(8)));
Math.random() < 0.5 ? $('#a_hi').click() : $('#a_lo').click();
}
setInterval(() => dobet(), 40);
I want to be clear, you need to be really lucky to do something like this. But the only way to hit it is by trying.
