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Resources => Other Software for Roulette => Topic started by: thomasgrant on November 10, 2009, 07:45:05 AM

Title: MMM Roulette Tools for RTG Platform
Post by: thomasgrant on November 10, 2009, 07:45:05 AM
Some of you may know that I was a long time member of MMM.
(Money Maker Machine)
Wrote many posts in that forum.
Write many posts in this VLS Roulette forum as well.
MMM has finally got his RSS to work with RTG (Real Time Gaming) Casinos.
Casinos like Rushmore and a few others.
Not exactly sure how many Real Time Gaming casinos there are.
RSS for those that do not know.
Is a Script based program.
Where you can write any idea into a script.
And get it to play your idea on a casino.
Tiago did one called NWRS.
A much better scripter.
But with no real support.

MMM is still in the dark ages.
No support for Playtech live.
No support for Dublin Bet.
No support for Smart Live.

Tiago has coded for nearly every casino there is.
His next step, is to code for Microgaming.

Just like to keep you people informed on what else is happening out there.

MMM sucks.

So glad I left.

The advantage of scripts is.
You can code what ever you want.
Any system you want.
Any idea you want.
Title: Re: MMM Roulette Tools for RTG Platform
Post by: FakeNick on November 14, 2009, 03:11:41 PM
Are there some news comming?
You know, a good script software is always the best solution ... and Tiago has stopped developing and giving support to it :(
Title: Re: MMM Roulette Tools for RTG Platform
Post by: sharp on November 14, 2009, 08:18:16 PM
I bought rss pro and now its collecting dust. I personally maybe didnt understand it however when programming:

get last number spun <-

so 36 spins in then 24 so now the software knows 36 spun in. I really couldnt see the point of knowing the last number spun when the next one had already spun. I asked for help with this from admin and got a garbled reply back that made no sense. On top of that the software is slow and unstable.

Probably not explained myself too well above, but no matter. Not really that important.