While playing our house games, you can use our auto-bet feature by switching to the “Auto” mode at the top of the bet menu. This will allow you to play the game automatically!
Auto-bet Settings:
In this menu, you can adjust how much you would like to wager in the “Bet Amount” section.
The “Payout On Win” section displays how much you will win in total based on your bet amount and the multiplier for your bet.
You can choose how many bets you would like to place automatically with the “Number of Bets” section. If you choose to leave this section blank, the autobet feature will continue indefinitely or until you manually stop it.
Stop On Profit allows you to set a limit on how much you are able to win from your starting balance during these bets.
-For example, if you have a starting balance of $10 and you set a Stop on profit limit of $1, your auto bets will stop once you reach $11. Keep in mind that if you were to go down to $9 and go back up to $10, this would not cause the bets to stop as it is based on your starting balance, not your current balance.
Stop On Loss allows you to set a limit on how much you are able to lose from your starting balance during these bets.
-For example, if you have a starting balance of $10 and you set a Stop on Loss limit of $1, your auto bets will stop once you reach $9. Keep in mind that if you were to win $1, which would put you at $11, and then lose $1, the auto bets will continue as it is only based on your starting balance, not your current balance.
The “On Win” and “On Loss” allow you to customize your auto bets by deciding if you want the wager amount to change based on a win, loss, both, or not at all. You can do this by setting a percentage that you would like your bet to increase by every time you win or lose a round or you can leave it on “reset” so that your bet amount never changes.
-For example; If you have a starting bet of $1 and put a 20% increase On Win, your bet would increase to $1.20. If you win again, it would increase by another 20% and go up to $1.44 as the percentage is based on the current bet amount and not the starting bet amount.
The same logic applies to the “On Loss” percentage, except this time it increases every time you lose.
For House games that require input to play, you would need to select the options you would like your autobets to play out. These games are Mines, Keno, Towers and Mission Uncrossable.
-For example: On Mines, you would need to select the tiles, you want your bets based on. Keep in mind that all of your tiles are played out at the same time so the order you click them in does not matter.