the goal is to run the bot with multiple accounts and have a bigger number of winning bots than the losing ones.
That won't work. Casino games are EV- for the user, which means on average you will lose. That's because of the house edge.
So, if someone has a betting logic for the long run with low risk, please share it with us and I will code the bot.
The best logic to reduce losses is to reduce wagering. Your average loss is your total wagered amount multiplied by the house edge.
Years ago, back when rollin.io still existed, there was a user (Landen) running a bot for months. He won big before he busted.
I made a spreadsheet of what I called the
Landen strategy. If your bankroll is big enough, the chance to win one round is incredible high. But if you repeat it a million times, you will at some point lose. In the end, it's just Martingale.
I've seen an interesting way of reaching a 50% odds bet by making many smaller bets at higher risk and the same winning result, but I can't find it back. The math made sense, the total chance of winning was the same, but because you wager less in total, you lose less to the house edge. Or the other way around: you risk the same amount in total, but win slighty more if you win.
I'm pretty sure I've merited the post, but that list is too long to find it back.