I have never used a dice bot but I can see a benefit. If you use a betting strategy like martingale where you have to make very small bets, it takes forever to make any profit. A bot would speed it up quite a bit.
Most certainly not. MGale is like the worst possible thing to add into a bot. It will eventually identify your pattern and then your money is gone.
This is for a rigged dice game. But reputable sites have provably fair games. So every roll is a random hash. Martingale is good to a dice bot since we do not have to compute on how much we will bet on the next lost, aside from that we can have a stop limit on lost and on win. So with dice bot, it is easier for us to play dice game with martingale method.
'Provably fair' is a falsity. In order for that to be realistic one would need to be able to change seeds after each roll as well as accounts and IP's. The idea that a site would exist that is actually provably fair is ludicrous because they would bankrupt themselves as soon as so much as one person used mgale with enough money.
Bitsler is considered 'Provably Fair' and yet look at this log from only a few minutes using a mgale strategy:
Streak: 2 | (+17) | 17
Streak: 19 | (+20) | 37
Streak: 39 | (+37) | 74
Streak: 3 | (+15) | 89
Streak: 25 | (+57) | 146
Streak: 4 | (+15) | 161
Streak: 37 | (+67) | 228
Streak: 15 | (+31) | 259
Streak: 0 | (+19) | 278
Streak: 15 | (+32) | 310
Streak: 19 | (+19) | 329
Streak: 58 | (-238) | 91
Streak: 66 | (-210) | -119
Streak: 26 | (+49) | -70
Streak: 52 | (-219) | -289
That log indicates the streak meaning number of rolls before a win, profit/loss for that streak, and overall p/l since the beginning.
As you can see it works for a bit but then slowly takes yo' money.
