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