Quote from: sed on July 14, 2014, 05:37:14 AM

Quote from: michaeladair on July 13, 2014, 02:49:47 PM

Quote from: sed on July 13, 2014, 02:16:09 PM

Didn't michaeledair say his bot was open-source? If that's actually true I suppose that anyone who wants to can download the bot and see its math.

michaeledair, it's pretty obvious to anyone here who has any respect for their money that throwing it at your bot is not a wise thing to do. you're not even willing to do it yourself, but you're trying to talk others into taking the risk that you're not willing to take.

basically, if you really thing your bot is a genius and can't lose, go ahead and prove it by using it yourself. you say you don't have any starting capital but didn't you offer someone 20doge? I don't know what that's worth these days but surely you can trade it for BTC. Secondarily, if you can write code (you wrote a bot, right?) you can write code for a bounty campaign and make a little btc. I recently did some css work that I found on this forum for .25BTC. Thirdly, if you realy can't do any of that, you can put an ad in your signature space. Eventually I believe you can get your capital and prove all of us wrong with your gambling bot using your own money. Well, at least I believe you can get some money to try to prove us wrong.

Good luck!

It's open source... I code html, css, and java and I'm learning some more languages. Where did you find a css job for .25 btc (what forum section) Huh

Also, I'm willing to throw my money at my own bot the fact of the matter is, I have no way of buying btc myself. I got tons of money in my wallet and bank but I can't just throw that at the computer.

Just keep an eye on the "Services" and "Project Development" boards. If you can code, there's always work there to be done. Then you can put the risk yourself. I don't think anyone is going to believe you and give you a loan to use your magic betting bot for them. I think they will either use it themself, or not. But loaning you money to go gambling is something that very few people in the world have the priviledge to do (gamble with someone else's backing). And I think those people are always card players, not dice throwing robots.

Or stock brokers... Cheesy