Code for online live roulette

[wizzard.tim]

Hello everyone, i want to make a program that bets on online LIVE roulette (smartlive, challengejackspot) with one of the systems given in this forum, on "Full Bets".

I want the program to find and place the next bet, using an algorithm of my preference for betting. 

Is that possible? What programming lanquage should I use? (I know some VB. net and C++ and Java).  How will I read the number that has just come out of the screen? The clicker should be more easy I think, theres a post on this forum also.

Has anyone made something like this? How about if we all make such a program, that uses the "full bets" suggested in this forum, our specified BR, our stoploss etc. . such as we would just run the program & watch. .  :smile:

[VLS]

Hi Tim, VB.NET is capable enough and a Clicker is the easier to do.

As for the image capturing, please refer to the bitblt function.

The basic idea is that you either read all the pixels within the last number square and generate a hash (i.e. MD5 hash) as our fellow bot maker user "superman" does, OR you can identify unique pixels to each number and only read them within the captured last number square.

Hope that leads you in the right path.

Victor

[superman]

OR you can identify unique pixels to each number and only read them within the captured last number square

I found that time consuming AND whenever the casino changes the layout the ballache starts all over again, grab the rectangle, much easier to play with

[wizzard.tim]

I found that time consuming AND whenever the casino changes the layout the ballache starts all over again, grab the rectangle, much easier to play with

Grab the rectangle and compare it with the saved rectangle? (I will save each number's pic when it comes out).  How about that?

[superman]

Hi mate

My favourite way is NOT to save the actual grab, just change it into a code for example maybe use a checksum to create the unique code, then have a 2 dimentional array, a switch or an if statement of all numbers and their corresponding checksum value, whichever is easier for you to fiddle with

switch $checksum

Case 532753345
   $number = 4
Case abcdefgh
   $number = 2

etc etc

if ($checksum == abcdefgh)
}
$number = 4
{
elseif (etc
etc
etc

Its fairly accurate as using just pixels you end up with 12+21, 13+31, 23+32 each sharing a pixel count value so then you would need to find a specific pixel they dont share, it does work this way but again, when the casino updtaed the interface you goosed and need to do all the graft again.

HTH

[wizzard.tim]

Hi mate

My favourite way is NOT to save the actual grab, just change it into a code for example maybe use a checksum to create the unique code, then have a 2 dimentional array, a switch or an if statement of all numbers and their corresponding checksum value, whichever is easier for you to fiddle with

switch $checksum

Case 532753345
   $number = 4
Case abcdefgh
   $number = 2

etc etc

if ($checksum == abcdefgh)
}
$number = 4
{
elseif (etc
etc
etc

Its fairly accurate as using just pixels you end up with 12+21, 13+31, 23+32 each sharing a pixel count value so then you would need to find a specific pixel they don't share, it does work this way but again, when the casino updtaed the interface you goosed and need to do all the graft again.

HTH

If we capture the sound? I bet the casino wont update the sound of human voice telling the number which came out. .  but that would be difficult  i suppose. . 

[superman]

LOL I never ever have my sound turned on so never thought of that

[VLS]

If we capture the sound? I bet the casino wont update the sound of human voice telling the number which came out. . 

Oh mate, you beat us up on it... this is why I love the discussion.

but that would be difficult  I suppose. . 

Not less difficult than creating an unique "sound fingerprint" for each number to compare against the latest, assuming of course that you do not have anything else emitting sounds via the captured soundcard/device.

There is a "System.Speech.Recognition" namespace in .NET framework version 3+.

I haven't used it at all, but your sound idea is definitely something to fiddle with.

My advice is that you first try to do it the "classical" way by capturing a rectangle for last number and doing some sort of comparison and -who knows- maybe later you could be the pioneer in sound recognition for online casinos

Cheers!
Vic