I used to write a crawler to fetch each bet's data, and want to do some analysis. But Doog use CloudFlare to protect the site again this...
I think unless doog generate this plot for you, there is no other way you can do instead. Maybe doog has the design of the API of the site in his mind?
Since day 1.
This chart explains why (click for a larger version):
The top-most red line is the expected profit - 1% of the total amount wagered. The black line is the actual profit. It mostly runs parallel to the expected profit, but is far below it due almost entirely to a player called nakowa who won big in mid July and at the end of September.
The site's profit is now sitting between the 0.3% and 0.35% lines, is slowly climbing up through the red lines, but is expected to remain ~35k below the 1% line.
Is there a link that we can view that chart on whenever we want (an updated one) or did you have to generate it? I've seen a couple others you've posted that I wanted to follow as well. If you're generating them, is there any chance of you posting like monthly on the blog or something?
I think unless doog generate this plot for you, there is no other way you can do instead. Maybe doog has the design of the API of the site in his mind?
just a question: in the "Invest" tab the (profit)% (now at: 0.331741%) is relative to what period? monthly? since day 1?
Since day 1.
This chart explains why (click for a larger version):
The top-most red line is the expected profit - 1% of the total amount wagered. The black line is the actual profit. It mostly runs parallel to the expected profit, but is far below it due almost entirely to a player called nakowa who won big in mid July and at the end of September.
The site's profit is now sitting between the 0.3% and 0.35% lines, is slowly climbing up through the red lines, but is expected to remain ~35k below the 1% line.
Is there a link that we can view that chart on whenever we want (an updated one) or did you have to generate it? I've seen a couple others you've posted that I wanted to follow as well. If you're generating them, is there any chance of you posting like monthly on the blog or something?