Tiny-edge autobet sessions that target a small profit ceiling and stop. The edge comes from rounding quirks and rakeback, not the raw dice probability.
The stake never changes, so there is nothing to read a win or a loss from. That flat row is the system: this is not a ladder.
Ladder stopped by your bankroll after 6 steps.
Duelbits
Anjouan (Union of Comoros)
8.9
dice rating
Turning over $1,000 costs $7.43 here: $9.90 of edge, minus $2.47 handed back. Flat play makes the minimum the whole question: at $0.10 a roll, $1,000 of turnover is 10,000 bets.
Stake
Curacao Gaming Authority · OGL/2024/1451/0918
9.2
dice rating
Turning over $1,000 costs $10.00 here: $10.00 of edge, minus $0.00 handed back. Flat play makes the minimum the whole question: at $0.0001 a roll, $1,000 of turnover is 10,000,000 bets.
Roobet
Curacao · OGL/2024/687/0427
8.4
dice rating
No rakeback rate is published here, so $10.00 per $1,000 wagered is the gross edge — the real cost can only be lower, and we cannot say by how much. Flat play makes the minimum the whole question: at $0.01 a roll, $1,000 of turnover is 100,000 bets.
One seeded session, sampled at 12 points — the shape this system makes, not a forecast. It is not an average and not a projection: the dashed line is the $100 it started from, and the same settings run again land somewhere else entirely.
The "stop-on-green" variant sets an absolute win target and loss floor per session; the "continuous grind" variant runs indefinitely with only the daily rakeback reset as the natural stopping point. Both require API automation to be practical at scale.
Edge comes from denomination rounding (favourable multiplier pairs) and rakeback. Gains disappear without both. Target platforms with 4-digit denomination and ≥3% instant rakeback.
−$7.43 … −$10.00 expected cost per $1,000 wagered, across the casinos abovePart of Strategies — the dice betting-system hub.