######This is a config I use myself.
#This file is optimized for accounts that have at least 50K-100K Sats in them with a recommended balance of 5M Sats if you wish to run the bot 24/7/365 (I know some clown is going to try it and might even be successful but I dont recommend it lol).  The goal is to reach the trailing stop target and then STOP for 24hrs once the trailing stop has been hit.  Then let the automated free roll part of this bot do it's thing for 24hrs which helps eat into the 5% house edge and then run it again the next day,  and repeat daily.  If you stick to this regimen,  you will always be playing with house satoshis.  Does this mean there is no chance you will lose it all?  ABSOLUTELY NOT.  But it sure beats a 5% house edge with YOUR OWN capitol that is for damn sure.  If you're not able to run this bot every day,  then only run it on the WEEKENDS when freebitco runs the Reward Point promos.  Do not edit this file without making a backup first because there is no "Reset to Defaults" option anywhere.  It may be optimized for balances of 50-100K but is scales EXCELLENT without any config changes with larger or smaller balances.  Feel free to mess with the configs and report your success/failures on twitter, reddit, or something like that.  Just remember,  this is a TOOL.  It's not a get rich quick scheme.  Freebitco is a CASINO.  It's DESIGNED TO MAKE YOU LOSE.  So if you get greedy and try to use this more than you should,  you WILL BLOW OUT YOUR ACCOUNT.  Period.  If you are using it correctly and you get unlucky and lose,  just take the L like a man,  pony up some more,  and give it a go again.  Gambling is mostly about fun than it is about winning anything but there is no fun if there is no goal,  so the goal is to at least TRY to win but have no expetations of actually winning.

######WARNING######:  DO NOT use these values without TESTING THEM FIRST!!!!  Test them like this:  freebitco.exe dice test
######WARNING######:  If you do not test config changes,  you could EASILY blow out your account on accident.  Running freebitco.exe dice test will NOT actually roll the dice on the freebitco site.  It does everything locally.

#Freebit.co login creds,  script uses this to login to your account to run the app.
username = xx; //NOTE:  The ; is REQUIRED at the end of the username and passwords!!
password = xx; //NOTE:  The ; is REQUIRED at the end of the username and passwords!!

#These keys are if you want to enable push notifications for whenever betting stops for any reason.  You need an application key from:  pushover.net and an android device key in order to receive the notifications.  Just download the android app and it'll supply you with a key to enter here
pushover_application_key = keygoeshere;
pushover_device_key = keygoeshere;

#The betting will stop once your account balance is at this amount or higher.  30K sats is the minimum withdraw amount so its a good target balance.
#NOTE:  To use this setting, make sure take_profit_percent is commented out or equal to 0
#target_balance = 0.08;  //A good target is 3% of the STARTING balance.

#martingale_bet_increase_percent allows you to change how much of an increase the bet is for martingale bets.  This is the config that I recommend playing with first before you go messing with anything else.  If you want to win faster,  simply increase this by 0.1 increments until you get the desired winning amount vs time you are willing to spend. If you need to win 10 satoshis,  the bet would be modified to give you exactly 11 satoshies or higher if you set this to 0%.  If you set it more than that,  then it'll win you much more than you actually need but this also causes your bet sizes to be larger and thus have a larger drawdown on your balance.  So the higher you set this,  the more you need in your balance.  So the lowest value should be 0,  a value of 1 == 2x what you actually need to win. Values higher than 1 are possible but not recommended.  Personally I use 0.50 but thats because I'm a risky gamblin' mofo :)  I suggest 0 until you get a feel for how much your balance can support.
#martingale_bet_increase_percent = 0.0; //Use 0 for balances BELOW 5Million satoshis
martingale_bet_increase_percent = 0.5; //Use 0.1 for balances of 5M - 10M satoshis
#martingale_bet_increase_percent = 0.2; //Use 0.2 for balances of 10M - 50M satoshis
#martingale_bet_increase_percent = 0.3; //Use 0.2 for balances of 50M Sats - 1BTC

#take_profit_percent WILL override target balance config setting.
#take_profit_percent = 0.66; //This is similar to target_balance except that it's dynamic instead.  0.03 == 3% of starting balance.

#The min and max multipliers are only used when martingale_type is set to multiplier. The min and max for freebitco are 0.02 and 94.06.  You can change these to force the bot to use different values but anything above, 94.06 or below 0.02 will have no effect.
min_martingale_multiplier = 4; //The lowest value for this is 0.02 but unless you have 1000s of BTC,  dont even bother going that low.
max_martingale_multiplier = 7; //ABSOLUTELY NEVER SET THIS HIGHER THAN 47.5!!!! Otherwise you will always LOSE more than you are betting which makes zero sense risk wise.  You can set it higher if you want but you're gonna lose more than you win,  guarenteed.  It doesnt matter that you have a higher chance to win.  The idea is to lose as little as possible,  not win as little as possible.

#This is the largest bet the bot will allow.  Anymore than this and it'll cause a stoploss and reset the bet back to the default_bet value.
#max_bet = 0.00000004;

#default_multiple means you will wait until you have X losses before martingale starts.  This helps push the amount of LONG lossing streaks that you can sustain before stoploss.  The more losses you can sustain,  the more likely you are to win that long losing streak.  It slows down what you win up front,  but those long losing streaks that end in a win can be a huge gain.  It also helps increase your win percentage slightly.  A setting of 1, 3, 5, or 6 is good for most balances under 1BTC.
default_multiple = 1; //Number of losses before martingale bet starts
default_martingale_multiplier = 2; //Only used with martingale_type set to 'bet'

#default_bet_modifier allows the bet size to scale based on your account balance.  It is a percentage of the account balance.  The higher your balance, the larger the default_bet will be set to.  This is only useful to see what your default bet should be.  Use it as a gauge and then use the default_bet instead.
#default_bet_modifier = 0.0002; //0.001 results in a 2 satoshi bet with 1K balance or a 100sat bet with a 0.001 balance.  It scales with the balance amount.

#If you want to override the default bet that the default_bet_modifier creates,  you can use this setting.
default_bet = 0.00000035;

#0.008 is good enough for most balances over 125 sats.  Value over 1 means NO stoploss at all.  BALLS OF STEEL! lol.
stoploss_bet_percent = 0.350; //0 means no stoploss at all.  0.5 means 50% of account, 0.3 means 70% of account.

#Trailing stoploss is just like stoploss_bet_percent except that it scales up as you win.  It's more or less only useful for accounts with high balances.  Think of it like a trailing stoploss in the trading world.  NOTE:  DO NOT use this with a max_stoplosses setting greater than 1 or you will create an infinate loop until all stoplosses have been hit.  Possitive numbers place the stoploss above starting balance,  negative numbers place it below starting balance.  When it's ABOVE starting balance,  it will be set to X * 2 percent of starting balance and when current price reaches that level,  it will activate stoploss at X percent of current balance.  IE:  0.20 on a 0.00001000 balance waits for current balance to hit 0.00001400 and then activates trailing stop at 0.00001200.  So current balance now has a 200 sat cushion to work with before stopping.  Negative balance however does NOT have this.  So setting it to -0.20 places it at 0.00000800 and activates immediately.
trailing_stoploss_percent = 0.1;

#This will change the behavior of the trailing stoploss in that it will aggressively make its way towards the current_balance very quickly but not so quickly as to break even.  Without this option, trailing stop will ALWAYS be exactly trailing_stoploss_percent or more away from current_balance.  aggressive trailing stop will increase your winning percentage but it also lowers your possible profit gains as it will eventually reach current balance and stop it (usually very close to trailing_stoploss_percent of starting balance)  However it is designed to never reach current_balance until starting_balance has been cleared.  Only use this option with NEGATIVE trailing_stoploss_percent values or you'll stop the betting way to early.
aggressive_trailing_stoploss = true;

hard_stoploss_balance = 0.05;  //Stop as soon as balance would go below this amount no matter what.

#max_stoplosses,  when a balance gets to low,  it will hit a loop where it stoplosses on every roll.  This should stop such a loop from happening.  Besides,  to many stoplosses is not good anyways.  More than 3-5 means you're balance probably isnt high enough for the settings you are using.
max_stoplosses = 1;

#When martingale_type is set to multiplier, the bot will move the multiplier down by the martingale_increment_multiplier value rather than the bet amount.  This is extremely useful to keep bet amounts exactly the same but still have a martingale strategy going at the same time.  It also means your chance of winning keeps getting less and less so it is VERY risky and will blow out your account if it ever reaches 94.06.  Make sure to use this in combination with a hard_stoploss_balance setting or you could get royally fucked over hard.  However, since it's also risky,  the reward of this system is that it will usually bet longer than a martingale_type of 'bet' because your balance will last a lot longer.  And the longer you play,  the more reward points and freeroll percentage you gain which is really the gold we're after anyway.  So this is why the bot defaults to this version of martingale. IMPORTANT NOTE:  This setting is VERY CPU INTENSIVE.  Setting it to 0.01 is very certainly going to peg your CPU.  If you have issues,  set it to 0.1.  My machine isnt used for anything other than betting (kinda like a miner) so I dont care.  But if you do and it causes issues,  simply bump it up and it wont have to do as many calculations to figure out the next best bet that risks the least amount of your account balance.
martingale_increment_multiplier = 0.01;

#This simulates a REAL balance.  It will save your progress to a file.  If the save file exists, it uses that balance rather than the 'current_balance' setting from above!!  The file is kept in Data/tmp/debug_balance.  A value of FALSE will cause that tmp file to automatically be deleted if it exists.  If the file doesnt exist and this is true, it will initiate the file with the above 'current_balance' setting, so current_balance needs to exist whether this setting is true or not.
save_debug_balance = TRUE; //TRUE or FALSE (case insensitive). Any value other than true or 1 == FALSE.

#The default roll type.  This doesnt matter but setting it to random can hide the fact that you are using a bot.
default_highlow = rand; //rand == random,  lo == Low, hi == High

#default_multiplier is what determines percentage of winning of the NON-martingale bets of a session.  It's not going to impact much at all since the lower it is,  the sooner you will get into the martingale betting.  I havent found much use for it yet but 10 with a default bet of 1 sat seems pretty reasonable.  This has MUCH bigger consequences when martingale_type is set to 'bet' because then ALL bets (martingale included) would use this multiplier.  For a martingale_type of multiplier,  it has next to no effect at all really because the multiplier is changed by martingale bets which are 99% of all bets anyway.  If you use martingale_type of 'bet',  then dont go any higher than 47.5 and likely no lower than 38 unless you're like a btc god and have 10s of thousands of BTC.
default_multiplier = 10;

#The martingale type determines how the bet is constructed.  Use 'multiplier' if you want the bot to decrease the odds whenever you lose.  This means it'll also lower your bet at the same time since a lower multiplier will win more with a smaller bet.  Setting it to 'bet' means it'll use the bet amount instead,  so if you bet 2 and lose,  the next bet would be 4 at the same multiplier such as default_martingale_multiplier of 2,  and so on.  'multiplier' is the default type, but you can try bet if you like, it's just a lot riskier but provides the biggest reward per win in the least amount of time.  You could blow through 100BTC in a matter of minutes so it's only if you have a LOT of BTC.  If you dont,  stick to multiplier (which is what I use personally).
martingale_type = multiplier;

#Jackpot is completely useless.
#Lowest jackpot level == 2
#play_jackpot = '2';

#Do not change this line.  Freebitco's house edge is 5%.  You can change this only if you want to see what would happen if the house edge is different.
house_edge = 0.05;

#This is how many bets your connection can handle per second to the freebitco site.  Mine does about 4 per second.  Your speeds may vary.  This is only used in the TEST mode when it calculates about how long it would have taken to do all those bets on the real freebitco site.
default_betting_speed = 4;