How do I run this simulation?
You have to have python installed then you have to call the script via
Code:
python
from a terminal. 
Topic: Martingale prediction script for sites like just-dice (Read 4363 times)
You have to have python installed then you have to call the script via
Simulation is just... simulation. Run it 100 times - it'll return result A. Run next 100 times - hello, result B. Run 1000 times - result C! What to do now? Count average? Rather bad idea (just like using Martingale for longer run, lol).
Just use calculator.
Anyway congratulations for doing something and sharing. Keep scripting!
Just use calculator.
Anyway congratulations for doing something and sharing. Keep scripting!
Cool site, I like it.
How do I run this simulation?
Simulation is just... simulation. Run it 100 times - it'll return result A. Run next 100 times - hello, result B. Run 1000 times - result C! What to do now? Count average? Rather bad idea (just like using Martingale for longer run, lol).
Just use calculator.
Anyway congratulations for doing something and sharing. Keep scripting!
Just use calculator.
Anyway congratulations for doing something and sharing. Keep scripting!
Hi guys,
I wrote a little python script to simulate multiple games using the martingale strategy.
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/6478117
You can enter the number of games to simulate, the initial bankroll, the target bankroll, the initial bet, how many times to double your bet, the chance to win and the house edge (if you want to use the default values, just press enter after the prompt) -- after that you get a winning probability. You should be able to start it with:
The output looks something like this:
http://fapeg.com/martingale_prediction.png
Feedback very welcome.
Donations also appreciated since I discovered just-dice before I did some martingale calculations
1EZhao5iqAtYTqXGKhsvRk8eBGraG1QCmx
Fabian.
I wrote a little python script to simulate multiple games using the martingale strategy.
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/6478117
You can enter the number of games to simulate, the initial bankroll, the target bankroll, the initial bet, how many times to double your bet, the chance to win and the house edge (if you want to use the default values, just press enter after the prompt) -- after that you get a winning probability. You should be able to start it with:
Code:
python predict_martingale_v4.py
The output looks something like this:
http://fapeg.com/martingale_prediction.png
Feedback very welcome.
Donations also appreciated since I discovered just-dice before I did some martingale calculations
1EZhao5iqAtYTqXGKhsvRk8eBGraG1QCmx
Fabian.
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