Auto-Bet and Hotkeys

Auto-bet plays a game for you using rules you set up front. Dice, Mines, and Plinko all have it: switch the bet panel to Auto and the settings below appear. Press Start Auto Bet to begin and Stop Auto Bet to end the run at any point.

The settings

Bet amount is the stake for the first bet. What later bets stake depends on your win and loss rules.

Number of bets is how many rounds to run. Set it to zero and the run continues until you stop it or a stop rule below fires.

On win and On loss decide what happens to the stake after each result. Reset puts the next bet back to your starting amount. Increase raises the bet by a percentage of the current one, so it compounds: start at 100 BloxCoin with a 20% increase on win and wins take the bet to 120, then 144. Reset on win with increase on loss is the classic loss-chasing setup: a long losing streak grows the bet quickly.

Stop on profit ends the run once its net result is a chosen amount up, and stop on loss ends it at a chosen amount down. Both measure the run as a whole, not any single stretch: go 1,000 up, lose 1,000, and the run is back to even and keeps going.

On Mines, pick your tiles first and every round plays that pattern. Pick order does not matter; each round’s mine layout is fixed before the first reveal.

Auto-bet also works with a zero bet, which runs the game in demo; see Playing in Demo Mode.

Hotkeys

Hotkeys are off by default; turn them on in your preferences. Once on, every game shares the same basics:

• Space places a bet or starts the round. On Dice and Plinko, holding it keeps betting.
• S doubles your bet, A halves it, and D sets it to zero for demo play.

Each game adds its own keys. On Dice, Q flips between over and under while W and E adjust the win chance. On Mines, W cashes out and Q reveals a random tile. On Blackjack, H hits, T stands, P splits, 2 doubles down, and Y or N answers the insurance offer.

Hotkeys pause while auto-bet is running.