Quote from: Kevin77 on April 13, 2017, 08:34:17 PM

I just wish two things to happen.
One, someone make this script on dicebot so we could give it a try if we want to. Two someone do that and put up results, multiple people actually, that way we can know if it works or not, definitely luck plays a big shot but multiple results would be great.

No need for this would work, no it wouldnt nonsense that way.

One: Done

Two: Done

My personal opinion, for what it is worth:

This, is a pretty aggressive/risky strategy... but has the matching returns. I made 6161 units profit in 1000 rolls with a 10 unit basebet. I don't think it is designed for small bankrolls, as you will need a fairly large balance to ride out the bad streaks. You can see from the chart that I dropped like 6500 units in the middle of that run... and that was betting with a base of 10 units (and increasing by 10 units as required by the strategy).

It probably isn't for the feint-hearted who don't like red streaks... or betting large when required.

Other points to note are:

I increase when backing out a level after losing a full cycle... it never said to do that in the original strategy as far as I could tell...
The script resets if it breaks even or makes a profit when a hit occurs. I'm considering adding in some code so that once the bets get above a certain level (maybe 10x baseUnit), being within 2 baseUnits of the break even point would generate a reset.
Dice has a lower edge than Roulette, so you can either have slightly higher chance to win for same payout as Roulette, or same chance to win with higher payout. This script chooses the first option, higher chance to win.
I can't seem to find what you're supposed to do if you are on the highest level, and you win, but it doesn't break even or profit? Currently the script will just increase the bet and keep betting at the "Split" level (~5.5% chance of win)

Quote from: South Park on April 19, 2017, 09:31:21 PM

That could be one way to prove or disprove it, but there are issues with that method, is anyone willing to put money behind a method they dont know if it is going to work?, are you willing to download software from a third party you dont trust? I suppose the answers to those two questions are no.

Sure... why not? It is all fun... which is the whole point of gambling right? Tongue

And the only software that you need to use is Seuntjie's DiceBot, which is open source, free, is coded by a well respected member of the dice community and is used by a LOT of people... and of course, the script, which is just a plain text file that runs within the DiceBot. Wink

PS. If anyone wants to contribute to my testing efforts: 1BtGWdpqNHmoHyoi9vxWcEkWiSkpqnBycr