Whether you played on one IP or on 300, it wouldn't have made a difference to your rolls. Why is that so hard to understand?
Then why did it keep blocking my IP when I was betting on 5 different accounts at the same time? How can I be gambling on 20 bots on PRC for over a month until he changed base bet, and I try the same thing on safedice and lose on 2 out of 5 bots in less than 30 minutes? That makes NO SENSE unless they somehow take in to account how many bots I'm using per IP.
I feel like they implemented it this way to counter people like me trying to bet the same time on multiple accounts. Something screwed up I'm telling ya man I'm not stupid, ignorant , or crazy.
Say I lost 50 times in a row, and the next bet was going to be a win if you were betting on one account. But say you were betting on 2 accounts at the same time, the next bet was definately a win, but the 2nd account win at 1 sat base, when it needed a higher bet to recover. So you get the win on account #2, and the next 10 bets are losses that will cause you to bust on account #1. The 2nd account took over the win that should have been a recovery bet for the 1st account.
Why is this impossible to happen? It makes perfect sense to me. I'm not saying my rolls were rigged, I'm saying it won so much on other accounts, that it caused some accounts to hit improbable loss streaks.
It took wins that should have been on the account that needed to recovery, and gave them to an account that didn't need the wins. I know for a fact this is the case, but w/e I don't know how to prove it without dissecting their source code.
You can also look at it this way.... I busted on one account, and got small wins on another accounts that should have been big recovery wins for the account I busted on (wins on other accounts ruined my line for recovery)....... it never should have busted so fast regardless. I've been using 1 bot on safedice for a month now and hasnt even come CLOSE to busting like these did in less thn 30 min prob more like 15 min......... sorry bro but you are missing something.