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Its FREE...

BV advises: 

BetVoyager has a new Free Casino Download. Please note that older version will no longer work. The new version is currently in Beta mode.

But all is well. I created an image (just in case) and took the plunge. Installed both and whaddya know -- the bot is working perfectly in fun mode. 

Tomorrow I'll see how I go with real money.

10e bank. Target of 1.00 No stoploss (I suspect there could be a few deep drawdowns so I want them to happen freely)

I'll play a few sessions each day when I take a break. (I've found the bot continues to work fine even if the monitor is switched off. Very convenient as I don't like wasting electricity.)


My Prediction

OK. Here's what I expect to happen in the next week or two:

I expect to lose the lot because the BVNZ software will ensure that will happen by rigging the numbers.

I'd love to be proved wrong, though.  We'll see....

And should I lose the lot then that will be the cost of my entertainment with the bot. (He said, philosophically.)

Quote from: esoito on December 07, 2013, 06:19:27 AM


I expect to lose the lot because the BVNZ software will ensure that will happen by rigging the numbers.

esoito

Would you care to give your opinion on how they will do this taking the 'randomness control' feature into account.

It seems to me that the only thing they can do is send a 'rogue' set of spins in the beginning and not interfere once you are playing through the string.

I think it bugs a lot of us. 

cheers

Sadly, my prediction was right. 

A spectacular but steady decline until....  Well, you can see below. 

The initial 10.00e float  haemorrhaged into just 0.04e after only 4 sessions.
Each session was configured to stop on a 1.12e profit.   (The extra 0.12 was to sort of cover the commission.)

Bets were based on the 0.05 chips.

And no stoploss was set. Couldn't see much point in delaying the inevitable, and for such a small bank.

And the casino was closed, then re-opened, between sessions,

The bot was up +3.50 after the second session. By the 4th session it was as though the software had nutted out the strategy and reacted accordingly. Look at the graph...

So there you have it.

Within the hour the account was cleaned out.

The bot worked well.

The beta RNG software worked well -- for the casino.

Maybe there's an argument that the bot's betting method is faulty.I won't buy into that but let others argue that point if they want to.

Maybe I didn't use the best settings. (Apparently a full manual and tutorial(s) are pending. Unitl the users will have to do without)

Or maybe...  maybe...  ad nauseum. 

Anyway,I won't use this bot again.

Hopefully Matt comes up with a version that uses live DB instead of RNG --I'd use that!


@ Bally
The simple answer to your question is this:

Victor once posted a link to casino software for sale.

And -- get this -- part of that software's sales pitch extolled the feature of being able to control players' winnings!!

Couldn't be clearer, or more cynical, or more biased than that, could it?


And why would BV be any different to all the others?

From what I've personally experienced, from others' anecdotal evidence, from stuff I've read online from those claiming to be ex-casino-programmers, and from an awareness of the overall gambling industry's attitude to their customers, I really can't think of a reason.

Hence my original prediction.

If a method is not winner in itself, why do u expect a bot to win anything for you? Such bots with limited applications are useless. Ralph's bot was better. At least he coded many popular methods and gave the bot for free too.

For your information, I was interested in trying out the bot. That's all.

Why? Because I'm interested in software.

And as a moderator it doesn't hurt to sometimes walk a path first, so as to find possible pitfalls along and thereby help others from falling into them.

As for expecting the bot to win anything for me you are very wrong on that score, Albalaha.

My only expectation was my prediction -- that I'd end up losing the lot!

So no disappointments there. 

But the loss was a small amount I could afford to lose and -- like I said -- it was the cost of a bit of entertainment.

And hopefully this little exercise with the bot was enough of a cautionary tale to give others pause for thought.

Right. Now I'll go back in my box.