Huge b2b multis

Hello, I am not sure of exactly where to share this, as it seems there are not many posts on the forum yet as far as discussion, so I will post it here, if mods want to move it to somewhere they feel is more appropriate that is great. First I wanted to thank the team on all their hard work, the bot was already awesome but i can tell the new interface had a lot of work put in and i cant imagine how much testing and long nights went in to it. so thank you for that, im sure once everyone gets used to the new layout they will realize it was all beneficial.

The reason im posting is I wanted to share some interesting findings I have been having while trying to decide on a multi combo for a b2b script have been running. These are all in simulation mode, but my simulation mode behaves pretty close to the same as my actual casino does, so not too unrealistic for these to occur. I was doing this initially with the goal of leaving it running and trying to maintain a decent profit per hour while also having a certain stop loss hit and trying to find a nice combo that stays away from about 3/4 of my stop loss for the most part that will also continuously, more often than not, profit 3x my starting balance before reaching the 3/4 drawdown. During this testing I have come across a ton of huge b2b multis, most happening in under 1 minute from starting the script. I was wondering if anyone else had similar findings or had a combo multi sequence they prefer that gives a high multi more frequently than other combos that have been tried. Keep in mind all of these pics are from about an 8 hour period of testing and i have dozens more that are 15kx-50kx that also happened in the same testing run, just dont want to post all of them as im sure these get the point across. Back to back has to be one of my favorite features of the bot and this was just was interesting at the very least so figured I would share here. Let me know what combo sequence you all find most fruitful for huge multis. Going to be big b2b hunting all day haha, good luck and big wins to all!





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Time to edit the script to hunt those b2b :slight_smile:

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really the only thing I don’t play b2b in is flip, everything else is b2b

just reading this. I’ve been thining about huge multis for a bit now….yes I encounter the random huge huge mutli every so often and was trying to think of how to take advantage systematically. It’s not reasonable to hunt for them solely, I think, as while they occur with some frequency, I’ve also had runs of 50-60k bets (my typical sample size for reviewing simulations), back to back to back, where there are no ā€œmassiveā€ multis.

Though, I’ve never used this script in your post, and I have barely messed around with combo betting. Most of my back to back hunting is done with keno so really it comes down to which multi do I pick to tell it to stop at, how high do i want to go , and risk missing a bunch of really good hits for that stunner that may never come?

So I’ve turned to scripting and use an approach where the target b2b multi changes based on the current performance of the script relative to your starting balance. Once you have a decent profiti going, it will change the multi to a moonshot number, if it doesn’t hit, it switches. back to the regular b2b multi, if that doesn’t hit and you go into a loss it shifts to a more attainable goal to recover. Though, I’ve been thinking I’d see if I can have it shift to dice in that recovery scenario because b2b keno streaks can, even short ones, can go pretty dry.

Then it becomes a bit more woo-woo than science…if no big multis are showing up, I have the script change the seed, I change the hot/mediium/cold tile selection, maybe try cluster mode for a bit. I haven’t tested this at all, but having it switch from medium risk to low risk at times during a b2b streak might help sustain a high potential big multi streak. Trying to identify those high potential streaks is something the script tries to do anyways. A very big keno b2b multi is almost always going to have an outlier multi somewhere in there. A 15x or higher in a b2b keno chain is going to drastically change the potential for that multi, so it auto switches to the moonshot in those situations. I’m still tinkering with what those thresholds are, though.

A string of 10 2x’s in a row is a very good 1024x, but not a moonshot or what this script is necessarily. Change one of those 2x’s to a 54x, however, now it’s over 27,000x. So when those happen, and they occur within a b2b streak, I feel like taking advantage of those opps, in terms of increasing the multi annd hoping it keeps going, is a logical approach.

Any thoughts are welcome. Once I have something to share, which might not be too long from now, I can do so.

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No thoughts about it but I’d be curious to see what it could look like.

As always the recovering/having enough profit to look for the insane multi is the tricky part.
After that let’s be honest, there is a lot of luck involved but yeah I would be curious to see.

Yeah for sure, luck is ultimately required, just trying systematically define when to try for such insane multis based on current balance/profit status and based on identifying potentials opportunities where some large mutlis have hit early on. I ran some tests today and got one huge multi (just calling them moonshots to make it simple, which for my definition here is a multi 10,000x or higher) and sure enough the 2nd in the b2b chain was a 26x

But my thinking is that only shooting for moonshots when it makes sense, and reverting to more attainable mutlis or recovering keeps you in the game longer than running it straight up on a high multi, creating more chances for yourself, and more chances to get lucky hopefully translates to more actual success. But yeah I’ve had times whereI’ve seen 100,000x b2b within 100 bets and other times where I’ve run it for 150,000 bets and not seen anything over 10,000x.

Sometimes I set there and fiddle with the multi via the console (if a script) or change the pattern selection method, or the hot/cold/medium mix or the seed based on gut feel or whatever, and it’s time consuming and I maybe fiddle with it too much or second guess myself, I feel like it’s a better approach to just define when to do those things. You can set that for resetting the seed, though doing things like turning cluster mode on and off during a run can only be managed using scripts, and i’ve yet to see a script that allows for switching of tile selection at varous intervals within the same run.

Anecdotally ,and I don’t know if others have experienced this, sometimes I switch up a setting like that, or change the zone in the keno crack script from ā€˜full’ to ā€˜top’, or reset the seed manually and boom, it’s near instant success. Again, lucky, and maybe I actually hurt myself sometimes by changing these things just before imminent success, but it just seems like shaking things up during a dry run does the trick enough to justify doing it. And I often don’t want to stop the script bc I don’t necessarily want to start over if it’s a wager that is IOL, for instance.