 --[[Nigerian Princess 
wagering script by Ghostnipple
This script was written in javascript for Mydicebot which is a fork of Dicebot 
--]]

balance = 1500
target  = balance*1.25
limite  = balance*0.25  
basebet = 0.5;
bethigh = false;
nextbet = basebet;

pr                  = 0 --memorizes profit/progression
prinitiale          = pr
frequence_affichage = 1000 --displays simulation info every 100 bets for example

initBet     = basebet;
initPay     = 10;    --this is starting payout target.
betIncrease = 0.08;  --this is what is added to the base bet on each loss, it is not a percentage value.
payDecrease = 1;     --this is the decreasing payout amount, it is not a percentage value.

currentBet    = initBet;
currentPayout = initPay;

function getChance(multiplier)
    return 100 / multiplier;
end

chance    = getChance(10);
bb        = nextbet;
bbDB      = bb;
startbank = balance;

function simuInfo()
    print("#=========================================#")
    print("                 #---===--- BlindHoodFibo! ---===---#                 ")
    print("#=========================================#")
    print("# [Startbalance = " ..string.format("%9.8f", startbank) .. " ]-")
    print("# [Basebet = " ..string.format("%9.8f", bbDB) .. " ]-")
    print("#=========================================#")
    print("# [Chance: " ..string.format("%9.8f", chance) .. " ]-")
    print("# [nextbet: " ..string.format("%9.8f", nextbet) .." ROLL  n° " ..bets .." ]-")
    print("#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------#")
    print("# [profit: " ..string.format("%9.8f", profit) .." (balance x" ..string.format("%2.2f",((balance)/(startbank))) ..") ]-")
    print("# [Max bet wager used: " ..string.format("%9.8f", maxUse) .. " ]-")
    print("# [wagered: " ..string.format("%9.8f", wagered) .." (" ..string.format("%2.2f",wagered/(startbank)) .." x start balance) ]-")
    print("# [Avg profit/bet: " ..string.format("%9.8f", profit/bets/bbDB) .." x base bet ]-")
    print("# [Avg wag/bet: " ..string.format("%9.8f", wagered/bets) .." ]-")
    --print("# [PROFIT MAX= " ..bestID .." ]-")
    --print("# [PERTE MAX= " ..badID .." ]-")
    print("#=========================================#\n\n\n")
end

perteP = 0
p      = false
maxUse = 0
bestID,badID,pirePERTE,bestPROFIT=0,0,0,0
function calculPrint()
    if p == true then
        --print(balance)
        print(chance)
        print(nextbet)
        print(coef)
    end

    perteP +=currentprofit
    if perteP >= 0 then perteP = 0 end

    if -perteP + nextbet > maxUse then maxUse = -perteP + nextbet end
    
    if bets%frequence_affichage==0 then
        simuInfo()
    end
    
    if currentprofit >= bestPROFIT then
        bestID = lastBet.id
        bestPROFIT = currentprofit
    end

    if currentprofit <= pirePERTE then
        badID = lastBet.id
        pirePERTE = currentprofit
    end
end


function limiteSTOP(target,limite)
    if balance > target then
        simuInfo()
        print("TARGET REACHED !!!!!!!!!!!!!!")
        stop()
    elseif  balance-nextbet < limite then
        simuInfo()
        print(".............................")
        stop()  
    end
end

function dobet()
    pr +=currentprofit
    if (win) then
        currentBet = basebet;
        currentPayout = initPay;
    else
        currentBet    = currentBet + betIncrease;
        currentPayout = currentPayout - payDecrease;
    end
    nextbet = currentBet;
    chance  = getChance(currentPayout);
    --print("Target: "..currentPayout.."x".. " | ".."Outcome: "..round(100 / lastBet.Roll, 2).."x");
    
    limiteSTOP();
    calculPrint();
end

function round(number, decimals)
    dec    = decimals - 1;
    dec2   = 10 / (10 * dec);
    output = number - ((number * 100) % dec2) / 100;
    return output;
end

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