Yet Another PrimeDice Bot - Java (Faster than AutoBet!) - page 2.

daCoops

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Quote from: rkade on February 25, 2015, 06:51:51 PM

crimsonnoble of primedice made a bot being sold for 0.06 that works on primedice, it is faster than this, mainly meant for 9900x, TheTiger has made alot of 9900x in a couple hours, http://satoshibox.com/54ee51124c347bdee90083a4

Thanks for the hijack of this thread pointing to a link that no longer works...

If there is a bot that works faster than the one I've written that I think it would be good for the author to share info on how it's done. Otherwise I'm shouting FAKE and SCAM by yourself rkade.

I've searched for crimsonnoble, and have found a good post by them about botting on PrimeDice via a script in Javascript. The thread posts there have people saying they are getting an HTTP 429 response which is the code for "Too Many Requests" - i.e. the server can't handle the load, with recommendations to drop down to a speed of 1 second a bet.

Since I created this thread, I'd warn everyone that has to PAY to get a betting bot before a trial is probably getting scammed.

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Quote from: rkade on February 25, 2015, 06:51:51 PM

crimsonnoble of primedice made a bot being sold for 0.06 that works on primedice, it is faster than this, mainly meant for 9900x, TheTiger has made alot of 9900x in a couple hours, http://satoshibox.com/54ee51124c347bdee90083a4

well this is what i need..just like 99dice that has instant autbobet..

i just need fast roll not slow but it will save my time...

rkade

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crimsonnoble of primedice made a bot being sold for 0.06 that works on primedice, it is faster than this, mainly meant for 9900x, TheTiger has made alot of 9900x in a couple hours, http://satoshibox.com/54ee51124c347bdee90083a4

Anonymoose33

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Quote from: daCoops on January 12, 2015, 05:45:11 AM

Quote from: Anonymoose33 on January 11, 2015, 09:09:38 PM

This section can pose some serious problems if you are using a multiplier other than 2x:

Code:

			if (currentBet != null)
			{
				successHTTP = successHTTP + 1;
				meStats.updateProfitSession(currentBet.getDouble("profit"));
				if (!currentBet.getBoolean("win"))
				{
					//System.out.println("Lost Bet");
					nextBetAmount = Math.round(nextBetAmount * increaseOnLossMultiplier);
					//System.out.println("Next Bet Is = " + nextBetAmount);
					lostCount = lostCount + 1;
					if (lostCount == 5)
					{
						if (direction.equals(LESS))
						{
							direction = BIG;
						}
						else
						{
							direction = LESS;
						}
					}
				}
				else
				{
					nextBetAmount = baseBet;
					lostCount = 0;
				}

If you are running say a 1.5x multiplier @ <66, losing 5x in a row will change to >66 resulting in a 2.9x multiplier until you get another 5x loss in a row changing it back to <66 1.5x multiplier.

Hi Anonymoose - thanks for taking a look at it. I'm still a little confused as to how the multiplier changes within this code? The multiplier for raising the next bet amount after a loss doesn't change.

Or... are you referring to the part that if I'm betting at say <66, then flipping the sign to >66 will change the betting odds for that bet? If this is the case, then it probably should be (1-BetChance) when flipping from greater to lesser etc?

Or... are you referring to the part that if I'm betting at say <66, then flipping the sign to >66 will change the betting odds for that bet? If this is the case, then it probably should be (1-BetChance) when flipping from greater to lesser etc?

This.

Flipping the sign but keeping the number the same. So if you are running at a 1.5x multiplier <66 flipping the sign should actually result in >33 to keep it @ 1.5x. Just using 1.5x @ <66 as an example but applies to any multiplier other than 2x.

Hope this helps.

daCoops

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Quote from: Anonymoose33 on January 11, 2015, 09:09:38 PM

This section can pose some serious problems if you are using a multiplier other than 2x:

Code:

			if (currentBet != null)
			{
				successHTTP = successHTTP + 1;
				meStats.updateProfitSession(currentBet.getDouble("profit"));
				if (!currentBet.getBoolean("win"))
				{
					//System.out.println("Lost Bet");
					nextBetAmount = Math.round(nextBetAmount * increaseOnLossMultiplier);
					//System.out.println("Next Bet Is = " + nextBetAmount);
					lostCount = lostCount + 1;
					if (lostCount == 5)
					{
						if (direction.equals(LESS))
						{
							direction = BIG;
						}
						else
						{
							direction = LESS;
						}
					}
				}
				else
				{
					nextBetAmount = baseBet;
					lostCount = 0;
				}

If you are running say a 1.5x multiplier @ <66, losing 5x in a row will change to >66 resulting in a 2.9x multiplier until you get another 5x loss in a row changing it back to <66 1.5x multiplier.

Hi Anonymoose - thanks for taking a look at it. I'm still a little confused as to how the multiplier changes within this code? The multiplier for raising the next bet amount after a loss doesn't change.

Or... are you referring to the part that if I'm betting at say <66, then flipping the sign to >66 will change the betting odds for that bet? If this is the case, then it probably should be (1-BetChance) when flipping from greater to lesser etc?

Anonymoose33

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This section can pose some serious problems if you are using a multiplier other than 2x:

Code:

			if (currentBet != null)
			{
				successHTTP = successHTTP + 1;
				meStats.updateProfitSession(currentBet.getDouble("profit"));
				if (!currentBet.getBoolean("win"))
				{
					//System.out.println("Lost Bet");
					nextBetAmount = Math.round(nextBetAmount * increaseOnLossMultiplier);
					//System.out.println("Next Bet Is = " + nextBetAmount);
					lostCount = lostCount + 1;
					if (lostCount == 5)
					{
						if (direction.equals(LESS))
						{
							direction = BIG;
						}
						else
						{
							direction = LESS;
						}
					}
				}
				else
				{
					nextBetAmount = baseBet;
					lostCount = 0;
				}

If you are running say a 1.5x multiplier @ <66, losing 5x in a row will change to >66 resulting in a 2.9x multiplier until you get another 5x loss in a row changing it back to <66 1.5x multiplier.

Anonymoose33

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Bot works nice. Thank you! Cool

A tip for Windows users to get this running because there is not much of a howto.

First you need to make sure you have Java installed:

Click Start -> type cmd to open the Command Prompt
Then type java -version

If it can't find anything, you need to download and install it from the Java website. https://java.com/en/download/

Once that is done, extract the .zip file from GitHub to your desktop (can be anywhere but put it here for the tutorial)

In your command prompt window you need to make sure it is reading from the proper directory, by default it will be on:
C:\Users\YourComputerName>
So to point it to the proper folder type:
C:\Users\YourComputerName>cd Desktop\PrimeDiceBot-master

NOW you can type:
C:\Users\YourComputerName\Desktop\PrimeDiceBot-master>java -jar PrimeBot.jar

And the rest of the instructions will appear on the screen. If you have any troubles feel free to PM me.

Thanks again daCoops for the bot!

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Quote from: daCoops on January 09, 2015, 11:10:00 AM

There shouldn't be a problem - all the code that I use here was taken from their API. If they didn't want people to automate the betting, then they shouldn't publish an API on their site.

I get it. Thanks!
Gonna try it soon

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Quote from: zinjo on January 09, 2015, 08:48:14 PM

hmm???
http://prntscr.com/5ql5ry

Sounds like the file isn't in Desktop Tongue

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hmm???
http://prntscr.com/5ql5ry

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Quote from: daCoops on January 09, 2015, 11:28:58 AM

Hey - that would be much appreciated if you could! Many thanks

How-to has been sent! Enjoy and good luck. Wink

daCoops

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Quote from: Mitchell on January 09, 2015, 11:13:20 AM

If you need help with creating a release, just tell me and I will write you a nice how-to. Wink

Hey - that would be much appreciated if you could! Many thanks

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If you need help with creating a release, just tell me and I will write you a nice how-to. Wink

daCoops

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Quote from: Josef27 on January 09, 2015, 06:44:48 AM

I'm new with (real) bot things, but would PrimeDice let the users to use external bot? I don't want getting kicked Tongue

There shouldn't be a problem - all the code that I use here was taken from their API. If they didn't want people to automate the betting, then they shouldn't publish an API on their site.

Josef27

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I'm new with (real) bot things, but would PrimeDice let the users to use external bot? I don't want getting kicked Tongue

daCoops

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Quote from: Mitchell on January 08, 2015, 06:15:04 PM

Quote from: daCoops on January 08, 2015, 06:08:42 PM

I've uploaded the jar file to the repo now as well. I know it's not the correct thing to do for a code repo, but I'm getting a few PMs about people not being able to run this. More info is on the Readme.md on GitHub now. Hopefully people can at least get it running now

You should use release for that (which is the clean and correct way). You can create releases (and upload Jar's to it) here.

Many thanks - I'll take a look at doing that. I'm new to Git & GitHub. Usually use SVN offline myself, but trying to learn Git is....well a git.

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Quote from: Olaf on January 08, 2015, 06:41:33 PM

its a dumb question, but im not savy with stuff like this but does this work on macs?

yes will work

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its a dumb question, but im not savy with stuff like this but does this work on macs?

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Quote from: daCoops on January 08, 2015, 06:08:42 PM

I've uploaded the jar file to the repo now as well. I know it's not the correct thing to do for a code repo, but I'm getting a few PMs about people not being able to run this. More info is on the Readme.md on GitHub now. Hopefully people can at least get it running now

You should use release for that (which is the clean and correct way). You can create releases (and upload Jar's to it) here.

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I'll make another bot to analyze your bot source

Thanks man you greate Cheesy

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