Hi Thank you for your comment. Please realize you don’t Bid Alone. In each round there are many bidders and the more bidders there are then the smaller the vote allocated to them. In your example if you were the only bidder of 6 Steem for a $12 vote your return per Steem bid would be $2 per Steem. You are correct that this is a very good ROI I ask that you consider that there are sometimes few bidders during certain hours early in the morning or late at night, so such ROI is possible. But the majority of the time their are many bidders. In this same example if there are two bidders of six Steem your 12 Steem share that 12$ vote. If there are four of you, your 24 Steem share that 12$ vote. If you divide the 12$ vote by 1, 2, 4, 6 and 12 people you get the idea how the value of your vote changes depending on the number of bidders. This is something you can’t control.
If you read the notations on steembotblicker next to each Bit there is an ROI listing which varies from Bot to Bot. Some Bots stop taking Bids when the ROI is zero. Others allow the ROI to go into negative numbers. Usually there is a limit of how much negative ROI the Bots allow before closing bidding for the round. Some Bots have a guaranteed ROI of 15% and then they close the round to bidding. They then send you a wallet memo that the round is full. And that your bid has been placed in the next round.

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