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RE: My experience with Bitcoin gambling.
I am quite interested in your approach. I have generated 1 billion games the same way the site does(it is open code). I tried different methods most wouldn't last. I believe that the way the game calculates the crashes, the pseudo random becomes almost true random.
I played manually and made 150k, although that was back when 1 BTC was worth 600 dollars.
Am I correct in assuming you made a script that knows the mean and deviation of certain multipliers and change in following another when it is more probable to occur?
I never played with when was more probable to occur, or based on those probabilities alone. I would see when the last multiplier would hit and that kind of had an influence on the probabilities of what to play but never was the bet strictly based on those probabilities. I originally was going to run a script but I decided to do the numbers manually first to see how if it was even profitable. After about a week of doing it manually I decided to quit because I was up a decent amount and didn't want to keep risking it. The method was profitable up to 125 times when chasing a x10 multiplier, but if it went to the 126th time I would be out about a bitcoin and didn't want to keep doing those risks, because there was still the possibility it could go 126 times and I would be out. I decided to stop to keep the small gains that I had made.