Upgrade from climb-v2 script with more customization, compounding, and halving feature for bustadice.

climb3-v1.5-dice.js

var config = {
  baseBet: { label: 'Base Bet', type: 'balance', value: 1000 },
  minPayout: { label: 'Target Min', type: 'multiplier', value: 1.08 },
  maxPayout: { label: 'Target Max', type: 'multiplier', value: 50.00 },
  divPayout: { label: 'Target Div', type: 'multiplier', value: 0.80 },
  compRate: { label: 'Compound %', type: 'multiplier', value: 0.02 },
  compStep: { label: 'Compound At', type: 'multiplier', value: 1.10 },
  betSpeed: { label: 'Bet Speed', type: 'multiplier', value: 100 }
};
Object.entries(config).forEach((c) => window[c[0]] = c[1].value);
let currentBet = baseBet, currentPayout = minPayout, lastPayout, baseMulti = 1.005, betMulti = 1.006;
let startBal = this.balance, lastBal = startBal, nextBal = startBal * compStep, comp = 0;

const sleep = (ms) => { return new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, ms)); }
for(;;){
    const result = await this.bet(Math.round((currentBet + comp) / 100) * 100, currentPayout);
    this.log(`Status (BaseBet: ${baseBet / 100} bits, Comp: ${comp / 100}, Rate: ${compRate * 100}%)`);
    if (result.multiplier < currentPayout){
        if(currentPayout >= maxPayout){
            lastPayout = currentPayout, currentPayout *= (1 - divPayout);
            currentBet *= (lastPayout / (currentPayout - 1));
        }else{ currentPayout += baseMulti, currentBet *= betMulti; }
    }else{
        currentPayout = minPayout,  currentBet = baseBet;
        if(this.balance >= nextBal){ comp = 0, nextBal = (lastBal * compStep)
        }else{ comp = (this.balance - lastBal) * compRate, lastBal = this.balance; }
    }
    await sleep(betSpeed)
}

What balance would you recommend for using this script?

can you add stop bet option in this script. i.e stopbet reached and then restart from basebet.
thank you

Is it correct that the "omp" parameter is used here? Or is this an error and there has to be the "comp" parameter in line 25 and 26? Do somebody know that?

Is it correct that the "omp" parameter is used here? Or is this an error and there has to be the "comp" parameter in line 25 and 26? Do somebody know that?

Should be comp

Is it correct that the "omp" parameter is used here? Or is this an error and there has to be the "comp" parameter in line 25 and 26? Do somebody know that?

Sorry about that, it's fixed now

What balance would you recommend for using this script?

I would say that 10,000 bits is probably the minimum. There's a version here with a built in simulator you can use to check.