The most efficient way to 20b?

I've done this and lost 8 stakes in a row, it's not reliable at all unless you have a huge cash stack and start low.

 

ofc u start low i said the prices where just to show a quick guide

 

buy 8brsgp, buy a rank and host

 

Staking is really the most realistic way to achieve that goal.

 

A bot farm will see your goal out in not so long, if you can no-life rs.. You can no-life maintaining your bot farm. Though after the EOC this will be irrelevant.

Other way is to buy rank into a trusted dice host. Then make your billions from that.

 

This is the worst advice I have ever seen.

For a start frosty flowers is 100% not a efficient way to make money, the odds are heavily stacked against you and you will end up cleaned.

Secondly doubling is in no way an efficient way to make money. Yeah in the short term it MIGHT make you some money but it's just a matter of time for that loss streak where you lose everything. Hosts love doublers.

My suggestion would be to get a rank in a clan line smokin mils or ddyce as they take a percentage commission. This means 100% profit with no risk, and therefore in terms of gambling would be the efficient way.
Hosting frosty could be faster if in a clan like fishy but there is still a risk you could lose your money.

A bot farm seems also very efficient but I don't know much about it. With the bot nuke coming i wouldn't invest to much money into it.

 

Agreed, the formula is a horrible way too risky and that's how you get cleaned.

Most people would stake the same amount they loss on the second stake in which they most likely double up.

Staking is really sketchy so you don't know when you will win or lose. It's not impossible to lose 10 times in a row and vise-versa.

Obviously because staking is high risk/high reward, it's the fastest and most obvious way to make that kind of money.

 

I honestly think you should look more into jobs that a convicted felon can be applicable for before rushing into spending a year on RS.

Take a closer look into everything.

 

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