7.3.2. Auto-Game module settings

Section 1 – Choose when to start the Auto-Game action

In this section, we choose the moment when the Auto-Game actions will be run.

During the spin – if this option is selected, all possible Auto-Games actions will be performed during the spin, i.e. when it is no longer possible to bet.

While betting – if this option is selected, all Auto-Game actions will be performed while betting, which is when betting is allowed.

*Auto-Game is intended to be played with a small number of tokens, but nothing prevents you from playing with more tokens. However, you must remember that the betting itself and delay clocks take some time, and there is not always too much of this in Live roulette, so you need to check that everything works relatively quickly, efficiently and flawlessly. It may be a good choice to run the Auto-Game action during the spin, because it will save us time just for betting, but you need to check if there is such a possibility at the given table. Besides, even in this case, there are exceptions and the program will sometimes have to take some action while betting, even if the “In spin” option has been selected.

Section 2 – Break before starting the next Auto-Game
In this section, we have two choices:

• Yes – this selection will cause a random pause in the launch of the next Auto-Game spins series, when the number of our spins in section 5 reaches zero. By the drawn number of spins, the program will click “repeat bets” (if the bet is the same) and only after deducting the random number of spins will restart the Auto-Game. The randomness range for this parameter can be found in section 4.

• No – this choice will immediately trigger the start of the Auto-Game when the spin counter in section 5 reaches zero.

Section 3 – Does a change of bet automatically disable Autoplay?

• Yes – this choice will cause the bet to be changed without the program disabling Auto-Play first, i.e. the roulette table we are playing on will automatically deactivate Auto-Play in the event of a change in the bet.

• No – this choice will result in a change in the bet after the program disables Auto-Play, i.e. the roulette table we play on does not deactivate Auto-Play in the event of a change in the bet.

!Before deciding to use this feature, you should first check if a change to your bet while Auto-Play is active will disable it.

Section 4 – Specify a random amount of spins for Auto-Game
These two parameters determine the random number of Auto-Game spins.

!The parameter on the right must always be smaller than the amount indicated when creating the Auto-Game map!

Section 5 – Specify a random range of spins delaying Auto-Game activation
In this section, we define the randomness range for the spins delaying the launch of Auto-Game actions. Delay spins will be active even if in section 2 we have selected the option “No”, but only when there is a change in the bet. If, on the other hand, the bet is the same over several games, then the program will use the option selected in section 2.

Section 6 – Spins Counter
This section will show the randomly selected number of pending spins or active Auto-Game spins.

Section 7 – Delay Timers
Action delay timers may only run when Auto-Play actions are triggered during a spin (section #1). Timers have a one-second interval and allow you to delay the launch of an action by up to 9 seconds. The red fonts of the descriptions of clocks indicate that they are blocked. Here, as in the case of the “AutoMat” module, countdown sounds will be heard during the operation of the delay timers (if activated in the settings). If the timer is set for at least 3 seconds, you will hear 4 beeps before starting the Auto-Play procedure, otherwise you will hear one beep. It should be borne in mind that after hearing the final sound, the mouse cannot be operated anymore, because the control over the mouse cursor will be taken over by the Auto-Game module for the duration of the procedure.

!Delays set on the clocks cannot last longer than the number detection process, e.g. if the clock time is set to 9 seconds, and the spin with the number detection lasts 7 seconds, an error will occur and the “Monitoring” and “AutoMat” modules will stop working. A message about clock time too long will also be displayed.

Start button
Use this button to activate or deactivate the Auto-Game module. The light green color of the button means that the module is active. After synchronization, you will also see an activity indicator under the large Auto-Game icon. The button during the spin is deactivated, which means that you cannot turn off or turn on the Auto-Game module during the spin. This possibility will only appear during the betting process.

It is very important to check how it all works the first time you start Auto-Game. Does the program bet everything as planned, does it have the right amount of time, how does it react to turning off the Auto-Game marker, etc.? Additional parameters in the “Modus Operandi” module may also turn out to be important, such as:

1 – Mouse cursor movement speed factor

9 – Random delay before clicking (buttons)

10 – Random delay on click

11 – Human mouse movement simulation, only for number fields

All of these parameters are used in the work of the Auto-Play module.

*There are two scenarios that will trigger a voice prompt informing you that Auto-Play has been disabled.

1. when the user disables Auto-Play while it is active.
2. when Auto-Play is interrupted unexpectedly, e.g. by problems with the stability of the Internet network (disappearance of the Auto-Play marker, if it was indicated during map creation).
   

!If during the creation of a map for Auto-Play we indicate a marker for its activity, it will be checked with each spin and if, for example, a marker is detected when Auto-Play has not been started by the program, the work of the “Monitoring” and “AutoMat” modules will be stopped. stopped immediately, because it means a serious error in the creation of the map, which may lead to incorrect operation of the program.

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