Assumes Staking Calc?

Has anyone used this? I would like some feedback. Someone in my TS left some negative review on this so I'd like your honest opinion.

 

would say its 80-90% accurate, but in my experience sometimes gives odd to people with extra hp lvls

 

its not very accurate because the osrs system is crazy when it comes to odds.
If you are streaking you can beat almost anyone within 10-13 cmb levels,
thus leaving the calc odds sometimes accurate.

 

Bump.

 

You can just look at his staker thread, look at people signatures, and see their profit and GP per hour stats.

The same calculator is used in the full script, so if people are having good profits with it, then you know it works well.

https://tribot.org/forums/topic/246...ed-2147b-2147bhr23bprofit116hrddswhipboxscim/

 

The price is ridiculous though.

 

There's no such thing as a 'streak'

 

Calc is $35/Lifetime.
Assume told me that the average profit is : 420k/hr
Let's price GP currently at $2.30/M.

$35/$2.30=15.12

This means that it would take only 15.21 hours of runtime (at the same rate at the bot, but manually, since in this example we're just taking about the calculator) in order to make back your initial $35 investment, after that all the sweet geepees you roll in are yours!

If you were to use the script, it would be $35/month.
So you'd need to just bot 15 hours in that month to break even, anything over 15 hours in an entire month is all your profit!

Pretty with it to me, sheit, it's UNDERpriced I'd say!

 

Its 35$*per month. 170$ for lifetime.

 

waste of cash if u ask me, you know who to stake yourself right, if the guys better then just don't stake him .
I had the staker and tbh you could rather stake for yourself.

 

Bump more ffedback

 

I actually would recommend it. It saves a lot of hassle for one and as mentioned before 90% of the time is accurate so you can easily filter out any stakes you shouldn't be doing. 90% accurate means you have a high chance of winning a fair amount of stakes.

 

Worth trying for a month

 

Just an update on this, It was a horrible calculator. It didn't base odds on max hits, for example if 90 Strength's max hit was 22, and 91s max hit was 23 It wouldn't base the odds of that max hit, It just went off a very small percentile of the strength odds.

 

I know people who has made bills from it.

 

Do NOT buy this. I am giving you my opinion from a first hand experience and it was absolutely terrible.

Apparently there's a very accurate calculator that some of the best streamers use, such as Zomoor, Wavey, Mith Prod, & Mysterbook.

Refer to my thread here: http://www.sythe.org/runescape-2007-cheating/1708839-purchasing-staking-calculator-stalls.html

I'm not sure how anyone would say they would recommend it. If they are, they obviously have never used it. I lent Taco Limey some money and used the staking calculator while we talked on Skype and only staked with 60% odds or higher and I lost well over 20M. This was quite awhile ago (about a month or 2) but it is very inaccurate and I have no idea where they got the codes to develop this calculator from.

To give you an idea of what 60% should mean, a max hit or first hit will normally give you about 54-55% odds and that is extreme. A max hit and first hit will give you about 58-60% odds and tht is HUGE, similar to the percentage of what most casino games have. I know I was just getting unlucky because I tried this with him on a few separate occasions and we NEVER went positive. It wasn't like we were just getting unlucky or anything.

Pre-eoc and 07 staking are very different as well. To give you an idea of how big of a deal first hit is, people made billions on RuneScape and thousands IRL for about 2 years staking in pre-eoc by simply always have first hit. Pre-eoc staking was just max vs max boxing (range, mage, rapier, dds, whip, etc) with the use of PID and players could go positive every single week as long as they never fought with second.

The difference with 07, is not many people are max and it's more about odds because so many accounts are different levels than each other, whether its a few def vs strength levels or hp vs attack and that's why calculators are so much popular now, because they've always been around. Instead of worrying about a calculator, I just make sure I'm fighting on a 1 def account or vs the same defence and base my odds off hitpoints and/or max hits.

Anyway, if you read my thread, you will see that if someone is selling a calculator, we must use a middleman and after I give my stipulation and expectations on the calculator, I must approve of the calculator before the middleman trades over the money. If the seller is unhappy with my decision, the middleman can try it out for himself and I will give my reasons as to why I feel it's not worth it and I don't want to buy it. Obviously that gives the seller a higher expectation because if he sells it and I don't like it, technically I have a free calculator, but I guarantee I would never use it in the first place unless it's worth it and I felt it was worthy enough to pay for it. For now, I'd rather just purchase a stall glitch as I think it's more effective and I don't have to worry about wasting my money because my experience with 'Assume Staker' was absolutely pathetic and I will never purchase another month again.

 

Care to state what your staking strategy was? Losing 20m with odds may or may not be due to the calculator depending on your strategy. Obvious extreme case is if you bet the 20m in one go. Without specifying your strategy, your claims don't mean anything at all.

 

"I know I was just getting unlucky because I tried this with him on a few separate occasions and we NEVER went positive. It wasn't like we were just getting unlucky or anything."

I meant to say 'I know I wasn't just getting unlucky...' but anyway, I really don't feel like explaining myself. Buy it at your own risk, but I really suggest you not to. I know what I'm doing and I'm a very good staker, and this calculator is not only not worth it, but it's a waste of money. I was giving him about 5m at a time, and staking 300-600k intervals, and that's it. I know how to stake well enough to the point if I had a legit calculator, I would know how to properly use it and be able to deem whether or not it's worth the money, but take it for what you want. I just really hope none of you have to learn for yourself.

 

Some people say its accurate 80% accurate, 90% accurate or even 99% accurate but all it takes is the calc to be wrong against one person and you'll probably be staking hundreds of people. I think its better to work out the odds using your on judgement.