BetVoyager No Zero Roulette Martingale Macro Needed

Southbound · **Thanked:** 0 time(s) **Posted:** Tue Apr 03, 2012 10:37 am

Hello. This is the first post I have made on this forum, and it is because I have a question for any of the developers on this site to help me with.

I have recently attempted to make a roulette macro for the BetVoyager no zero European roulette game that uses the Martingale principle. This is a very effective method of betting because for every time your account balance doubles, your chance of losing halves (i.e: If you have $128 in your account, your chance of losing is 1 in 128).

However, I am having difficuly calibrating the co-ordinates to the appropriate places on their game board (Red, Spin Button, $1 Button), because for some reason BetVoyager resets your betting amount after the spin has been made, meaning every time you want to make another bet you have to manually click in the desired amount.

I also had a lot of trouble ensuring that the appropriate amount was betted before each spin. Instead of doubling the bet as the Martingale strategy requires ($1, $2, $4, $8 etc.), the macro would simply place random numbers of bets that ruined the strategy, such as betting $21 and then beting $16. I do not know how to fix this problem.

This is the original code I used as a template to attempt to make my own macro for BetVoyager, taken from this thread:
viewtopic.php?f=10&t=1109

Code:

begin
     Variable.Set("bet", "{MinimumBet}")
     Function.Execute("Reset window location")
     begin loop()
          Function.Execute("Place bet")
          Function.Execute("Check if we won")
          if  Variable.Is equal to("won", "yes")
               begin
                    Macro.Report progress("We won! Resetting bet")
                    Variable.Set("bet", "{MinimumBet}")
               end
          if  Variable.Is equal to("won", "no")
               begin
                    Macro.Report progress("We lost! Doubling bet")
                    Variable.Multiply (Math)("bet", "2")
                    if  Variable.Is greater than (Math)("bet", "{MaximumBet}")
                         begin
                              Macro.Report progress("Giving up and resetting bet")
                              Variable.Set("bet", "{MinimumBet}")
                         end
               end
     end
 end

function("Reset window location")
     begin
          Window.Set location("PKR - let's play!", "yes", "1", "1")
          Window.Bring to front("PKR - let's play!", "yes")
          Macro.Pause("1000")
     end
function

function("Place bet")
     begin loop("{bet}")
          Mouse.Click at coordinate("364", "403", "left")
     end
     begin
          Mouse.Click at coordinate("510", "697", "left")
          Macro.Pause("500")
          Color.Wait for color at coordinate to be within (RGB range)("10", "1", "1", "10", "1010", "312")
          Macro.Pause("500")
     end
function

function("Check if we won")
     begin
          Variable.Set("won", "no")
          if  Color.At coordinate is not within (RGB range)("2", "65", "64", "10", "978", "159")
               begin
                    Variable.Set("won", "yes")
               end
     end
function

As you can see, the only things that need to be changed are the window title (From PKR to BetVoyager's window), the co-ordinates of the button positions, and an additional co-ordinate to click the $1 button once before clicking the Red button equal to the amount you want to bet. The command that tells it to wait for the window to appear is not necessary also, as unlike PKR BetVoyager's window always remains in the same place. I also had a lot of trouble trying to get the colours at a certain co-ordinate to work appropraitely. I have never written a single line of code in my life, and if anybody on this forum could help me make this macro work properly, I would greatly appreciate it. I have seen that many people on this forum have alreayd made several roulette macros, so they may be able to help me also.

Thank you for reading this message and helping me fix this macro if you choose to do so.

Southbound · **Thanked:** 0 time(s) **Posted:** Fri Apr 06, 2012 11:17 am

For those of you that are interested, here is what the setup will look like on my PC with the BetVoyager No Zero Roulette game opened in FireFox. The board will be set in the exact same position when I use the macro, so anybody who needs accurate board co-ordinates can obtain them from this screenshot.

Southbound · **Thanked:** 0 time(s) **Posted:** Sun Apr 08, 2012 11:40 am

For anybody who wants to trial this, here is the URL to test this betting formula using the BetVoyager no zero roulette demo:

http://game5.betvoyager.com/usgo.php?ogid=234812721

Gigus · **Thanked:** 0 time(s) **Posted:** Mon Apr 09, 2012 3:31 am

If it doesnt bet the correct amount, could it be because its simply clicking it too fast?

Try adding a Macro.Pause("100") after Mouse.Click at coordinate("364", "403", "left")
in the Place bet function.

Southbound · **Thanked:** 0 time(s) **Posted:** Mon Apr 09, 2012 7:25 am

Gigus wrote:

If it doesnt bet the correct amount, could it be because its simply clicking it too fast?

Try adding a Macro.Pause("100") after Mouse.Click at coordinate("364", "403", "left")
in the Place bet function.

The problem I have when I test it is that after it spoins the first bet of $1 it will get to the "Color.Wait for color at coordinate to be within (RGB range)("10", "1", "1", "10", "1010", "312")" and do nothing. This bit was designed to wait for the betting option to re-appear with a half a second pause because on the casino this was coded for it dissapeared when it spun. I do not have this problem with BetVoyager. However, I also do not know how to get the program to check if I have won or not. When it says "Wait for color at coordinate", how do you enter in the coordinate, and how does it know what to look at? Also, if I can somehow get past this problem, it will never bet more than $1. If I lose it will not double the bet successfully.

Also, in BetVoyager you must physically click on the $1 button again and then click on Red a number of times equal to the bet. I don't know how to add this in successfully.

Southbound · **Thanked:** 0 time(s) **Posted:** Sun Apr 15, 2012 4:35 pm

Gigus wrote:

If it doesnt bet the correct amount, could it be because its simply clicking it too fast?

Try adding a Macro.Pause("100") after Mouse.Click at coordinate("364", "403", "left")
in the Place bet function.

Thank you for this piece of advice. Now the macro is working almost perfectly. I placed a one second gap between clicking on the $1 button, clicking on the Red button equal to the bet, and clicking on the spin butto. I also added a five second pause after the wheel begins to spin so the macro has time to read the number.

This is the following code I have compiled with this revision added:

Code:

begin
     Variable.Set("bet", "{MinimumBet}")
     Function.Execute("Reset window location")
     begin loop()
          Function.Execute("Place bet")
          Function.Execute("Check if we won")
          if  Variable.Is equal to("won", "yes")
               begin
                    Macro.Report progress("We won! Resetting bet")
                    Variable.Set("bet", "{MinimumBet}")
               end
          if  Variable.Is equal to("won", "no")
               begin
                    Macro.Report progress("We lost! Doubling bet")
                    Variable.Multiply (Math)("bet", "2")
                    if  Variable.Is greater than (Math)("bet", "{MaximumBet}")
                         begin
                              Macro.Report progress("Giving up and resetting bet")
                              Variable.Set("bet", "{MinimumBet}")
                         end
               end
     end
 end

function("Reset window location")
     begin
          Window.Set location("Roulette Game", "yes", "1", "1")
          Window.Bring to front("Roulette Game", "yes")
          Macro.Pause("1000")
     end
function

function("Place bet")
     begin
          Mouse.Click at coordinate("381", "520", "left")
          Macro.Pause("1000")
     end
     begin loop("{bet}")
          Mouse.Click at coordinate("370", "384", "left")
          Macro.Pause("1000")
     end
     begin
          Mouse.Click at coordinate("717", "521", "left")
          Macro.Pause("5000")
     end
function

function("Check if we won")
     begin
          Variable.Set("won", "yes")
          if  Color.At coordinate is not within (RGB range)("167", "41", "13", "5", "813", "100")
               begin
                    Variable.Set("won", "no")
               end
     end
function
 

There is only one thing that is preventing this from being a perfect macro at this point. After I win a bet and the macro successfully sees the red number at the co-ordinate marking where it appears, the macro then bets an amount equal to what I win, instead of resetting to the minimum bet as the Martingale principle requires. For example:

The macro bets $1 on Red and loses.
The macro bets $2 on Red and loses.
The macro bets $4 on Red and wins.
The macro bets $4 on Red instead of resetting the bet to $1 after a win.

Do you know what could be wrong with the code that could be causing this problem?

alanpratydhina · **Thanked:** 0 time(s) **Posted:** Mon Apr 16, 2012 12:58 am

fyuh , its so hard :shock:

Southbound · **Thanked:** 0 time(s) **Posted:** Mon Apr 16, 2012 5:17 am

alanpratydhina wrote:

fyuh , its so hard :shock:

What does "fyuh" mean?
And do you know how I can fix this one smal problem I have left to solve?

Southbound · **Thanked:** 0 time(s) **Posted:** Mon Apr 23, 2012 4:39 am

Can anybody please help me fix this final error? I am really desperate to get this macro to work and I have tried everything to fix this one small error and have found nothing that works. The only problem I have is that the bet does not reset back to $1 after I have won. Can anybody please tell me how to fix this? I would really appreciate any help you give me.

roulettewizard · **Thanked:** 0 time(s) **Posted:** Fri May 11, 2012 8:16 pm

maybe...
if variable.is equal to, won 1...
variable.set..bet,. minimumbet,

a stab in the dark

Blue Eye Macro

BetVoyager No Zero Roulette Martingale Macro Needed