Looking for a RPA programmer

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ob Title: RPA Tool Developer for Sports Betting

Job Description:

We are looking for an experienced RPA developer to create a custom tool for sports betting. The tool should allow us to edit the bets made, edit the fundamental steps altogether, and determine what should be done after each step.

Key Responsibilities:

Develop a custom RPA tool that allows us to edit the bets made, edit the fundamental steps altogether, and determine what should be done after each step.
Create a user-friendly interface that allows us to easily manage our sports betting activities.
Ensure that the tool is reliable, scalable, and can handle large amounts of data.
Test and debug the tool to ensure that it works correctly in different scenarios.
Provide documentation and training materials to help us use the tool effectively.

Requirements:

At least 3 years of experience in RPA development.
Experience working with sports betting systems is preferred.
Strong programming skills in Python or another relevant language.
Familiarity with RPA tools such as UiPath, Blue Prism, or Automation Anywhere.
Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail.
Strong communication skills in English.

This is a remote, part-time position with the potential for ongoing work. If you are interested in this opportunity, please send your resume and a brief summary of your experience in RPA development, along with your hourly rate and availability. We look forward to hearing from you!


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So, what i'm looking for, is someone who can automate actions in sports betting, keep a track of whats being done, the results, and make a decision based on the logic we would implement it with.

In Layman's terms - a robot that bets on a roulette table, and if a bet is lost, continues a predetermined path of bets.
if a bet is won, it returns to step one.

the number of steps must be changeable.
the bets have to be changeable.
and the logic :

if the bot loses on step 1. - it continues with step 2. bet.
it has a specified number of steps, which, if it exceeds - simply returns to step one.
if the bot wins, it restarts with bet 1. again, and so on.
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Since it follows a step plan, - either a win or a loss is produced, it follows the number of steps designated, -
the only difference being - if a win is produced, the robot bets the 1st step amount, and if not, it continues onward with the betting system.

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due to the simplicity of the bot, after producing these results, the 2nd phase would be :

placing multiple bets, on multiple fields, following multiple step systems and different bet amounts., with possibility to maybe change the logic behind every independent bet.

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I am ready to pay for the job, and ultimately, maybe for advancing the robot.

since it's more of a free-time project simply involving statistics, I welcome brothers and sisters who study the difference between plain math probabilities and simulations.