
Doing this for the PRO bot is done the same way. It just is a little more complicated because of the arithmetic involved. But the math is the same. If your bot purchases 10 tickets worth of cards and sells 18 tickets worth of cards, then your bot made 8 tickets worth of profits.
I can already hear the objections. This does not include the rental fee. You haven’t lost money as the tickets are not lost, just went in inventory, Your method does not take into account price fluctuations. Your analysis is not even applicable because one part of my bot chain is used to refill other parts of the chain. This doesn't even consider computer hardware, maintenance or operating costs.
All of this is absolutely true. This is why you need to customize everything to your specific situation. Fortunately for us, the website has a feature which tells you the value of your collection. Track your collection total over a period of time and this will give you a rough estimate of how much profit your bots are making.
New collection buyprice value + New Tix amount + Direct sales(Paypal/etc) - Paypal fees - Old collection buyprice value - old tix amount - PC Maintenance costs - eletricity used - other costs
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