Bitfrog Basic Bootcamp

[Burnitdafrog]

There are three lies in the title, I am not in fact a frog, but a demon from the dark reaches of the human mind that only becomes accessible with what can only be described as "Insomnomnita" Which is not the same as Insomnia, which is the inability to sleep. I simply don't sleep.

The second lie is in the word basic. I've made a few attempts to instruct people on some of the basic mechanics of my dice methods, and the negative responses equate to "I dont understand this, that means you're stupid," referring to me. I'll do my very best to try and be clear about my terms, definitions and concepts. But so help me God, You so much as reference "Gamblers Fallacy" You'll be removed. I don't want to fucking hear it. I am literally writing a book on gambling so don't presume to educate me or tell me I'm wrong when these concepts are of my own design. 

And the third lie, is Bootcamp. I am neither in a tent or wearing boots, and the information i will attempt to provide, you are under no obligation to participate. However, of you do enjoy what it is you have learned, and wish to show your appreciation, well, ya'll should know who the fuck I am already. You certainly will later. 

Furthermore, all of these strategies are Auto Custom. Things take time to build, effects take time to observe. And assumptions are for people who I have no patience for. There will be no skipping to the end of the book for the answers in this class. 

-Staircasing : This occurs when you have a consistent rate of growth from the start of your auto dice strategy.



Now I know what you're thinking.  W : L ratio is 1 : 23, and yes, that's correct. The objective is quality over quantity. For the example in this pic, what you are seeing is roughly 2 wins per cycle which is fairly decent, as is the Win : Lose ratio. You want your wins to cover all your loses. I think that's universally understood. 

To get a general sense of the stability of your dice strategy, it's good to allow it to run for a period of roughly 1000 rolls to give you an estimate of the win lose ratio over a greater period of time.



At this point, the win lose ratio is roughly 1 : 53. It's not terribly, but it isn't great either. anything beyond 1 : 61 is likely going to no be profitable, depending on the parameters of  your strategy's construction and component arrangement. (More on these later) We are going to start by refreshing our screen and setting our bet to $0.11 and our Win Chance "w/c" to 0.01%
0.01% win chance is and always will be the starting position for every strategy I create. 



Why? Because sometimes 0.00 or 100.00 rolls on the very first spin. I've seen it plenty, It just makes sense to start there.
 

This information is classified. All I will say is I needed method to catalogue the strategies and number sequences are far more useful than names. ***NOT TO THE MODS***  I am not soliciting, I am just stating for the record, that this information in regards to the construction of the strategy (and hundreds just like it) was procured at a significant cost to me, in both time and money, and it is not freely given. I've seen strategies been sold for $99USD and up and, because I've spent so much time looking at these screens, Inductive reasoning allows me to reconstruct many of these "Ultimate Strategy, but not guaranteed to work" 



My primary focus has always been stability and controlling the risks so that they become known.

*** PRIMING SWEEP *** This first sweep sets the way for the rest. 



Priming sweep plus nine additional cycles. The "Johnny Cashing Principal" is used as a reference to how close to even one remains while they play. The objective is to stay neutral or win. Landslide losses will continue to fall and it's important to set personal limits on what you feel is acceptable before manual intervention.




And here we have a look at the win lose ratio after 1000 rolls. This could be a go spot to lower the bet and rebuild the bankroll. Or, since we're all degenerates, In the immortal words of my deceased friend Adam. "Fuckin' let'er buck!"



And of course I cast caution to the wind and went and took the chance to "let'er buck" And the balanced ripped. as you can see here.



Now that we've demonstrated what happens when we cast caution to the wind. We'll start fresh with another bankroll of $20.oo, Starting bet $0.03, and Starting w/c 0.01%



And this time, we'll play with turn on instant bet and leave animations on. Let us proceed.

Uh oh! Landslide Losses



We shall carry on forward. (because I need a smoke)

Once again, our bankroll is $20.oo and out bet amount will be $0.03 which is 0.15% of our total bankroll. Should you wish to er on the side of caution, I would recommend setting your be to approximately 0.08% of your total bankroll.  This will help increase the potential for longevity. And as you can see, all it takes is one good hit to make all the difference.



Auto play was interrupted but will continue with this method for a moment longer to try and reach that 50% increase to our initial bankroll. 



Now we simply refresh and keeping with out 0.15% of our bankroll as out bet amount, we've raised the starting bet to $0.04




*** This is a example of what I call SharkFinning***



It is one of many patterns that emerge upon starting an autobet sequence.

and as you can see, we've reached out goal to increase out total bankroll by 50% However we will not yet disable the sequence, but instead let it run until for a while longer



Gotta love them spikes when they appear. and we've managed to exceed our goal of increasing our bankroll by 50% and have in fact doubled it.




However, we continued to play into the profit without adjusting the bet amount to the proper 0.15% of the total bankroll, and it resulted in stagnation.


 

We've returned to our original goal of $30.oo and progression was stalled as we missed the opportunity to rise out bet amount in response to the value of our bankroll.

I'll continue this later. I ran out of funds.