Manual: Gold Mine Over

Core Idea: "The Patient Sniper"

The Gold Mine Over strategy is fundamentally different from "Differs." Instead of betting that a digit will be different, you are betting that the final digit will be OVER a specific number you choose, called a Barrier.

This strategy is a "sniper" because it doesn't trade constantly. It waits patiently for a very specific condition—the Entry Point Digit—to appear. Only when it sees this signal does it take a shot. This patience is rewarded with a much higher payout per trade.

The Two Trading Logics (Choose One)

This strategy's "brain" can operate in one of two modes: fully automatic or fully manual.

1. Bot Deep Analyze (Recommended)

How it works: This is the "smart" mode. When you check this box, you give the bot full control over the most critical decision: the Barrier. The bot will ignore your manual barrier settings and instead analyze the recent tick history of the current symbol. It will identify the digit that has appeared the least frequently and use that as its barrier.

Example: The bot is about to trade. In the last 25 ticks, the digit '8' has appeared only once, while all other digits have appeared multiple times. The bot will automatically place a "Digit Over 8" trade, betting that the final digit won't be one of the rare ones (0-8).

Teacher's Note: This is the safest and most adaptive way to use this strategy. It reacts to the current market conditions instead of relying on fixed numbers.

2. Manual Strategy Settings

How it works: This mode gives you 100% control. The bot will strictly follow the numbers you input for Entry Point, Barriers, and Martingale Factor. It turns off its own analysis and simply executes your commands.

Example: You set "Barrier (Before Loss)" to 3. The bot will always place a "Digit Over 3" trade when it's not in a recovery state, regardless of market conditions.

Teacher's Note: Use this mode only if you have a specific, tested theory you want to deploy. It's less flexible but allows for precise strategic execution.

All Settings Explained

General Settings

Initial Stake, Take Profit, Stop Loss: These are your main risk management tools and function the same as in other strategies.

Active Symbols & Switching

Symbol Checkboxes: Definition: Select the markets the bot is allowed to trade on. Unlike the Combo strategy, it will only trade on one symbol at a time.
Recommendation: If you're new, start with just one symbol (like 1HZ10V) to keep things simple. This will disable the "Switching" option.
Automatic Symbol Switching: Definition: This option only becomes active if you select more than one symbol. It tells the bot when to switch to a different market from your list.
Example: If set to "Switch After Win" and you win on 1HZ10V, the bot's next trade will be on a different symbol, like 1HZ25V.

Manual Strategy Settings

Important: These settings are completely IGNORED if "Bot Deep Analyze" is checked.

Entry Point Digit: Definition: This is the "trigger." The bot will do nothing until the last digit of a tick matches this number. Only then will it place a trade.
Example: If set to 1, the bot will ignore ticks ending in 0, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. The moment a tick ending in 1 appears, it trades.
Barrier (Before Loss): Definition: The number the bot bets against when it's in a normal state (not recovering from a loss). A "Digit Over 3" trade wins if the final digit is 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, or 9. It loses if the digit is 0, 1, 2, or 3.
Payout vs. Risk: A lower barrier (e.g., 2) has a higher chance to win but a lower payout. A higher barrier (e.g., 7) has a very low chance to win but a massive payout.
Barrier (After Loss): Definition: The barrier the bot uses when it's in the "RECOVERING" state after a loss. This allows you to use a different, often safer (lower) barrier for high-stake recovery trades.
Example: You might use a risky Barrier of 4 normally, but after a loss, you switch to a safer Barrier of 2 to increase the chance of winning the recovery trade.
Martingale Factor: Definition: The number your last stake is multiplied by after a loss. A factor of 1.7 means the next stake will be 70% larger.
Wait for Entry Digit After Loss: Definition: A critical safety feature. If unchecked (default), after a loss, the bot will immediately place the next recovery trade on the very next tick. If checked, it will patiently wait for the "Entry Point Digit" again before placing the high-stake recovery trade.
Recommendation: Keep this checked. It enforces the "sniper" discipline even during recovery and prevents panic-trading.

Teacher's Recommendations & Final Checklist

Strategy & Settings "Recipes"

Here are two starting points. Always test on demo first!

Recipe 1: The Cautious Analyst

Trading Logic: Bot Deep Analyze (Checked)
Active Symbols: Check only 1HZ10V
Initial Stake: 0.35
Take Profit: $10
Stop Loss: -$25
Martingale Factor: 1.7
Wait After Loss: Checked

Recipe 2: The Manual Strategist

Trading Logic: Manual (Uncheck Deep Analyze)
Active Symbols: Check 1HZ10V and 1HZ25V
Symbol Switching: Switch After Every Trade
Initial Stake: $1
Take Profit: $25
Stop Loss: -$75
Entry Point Digit: 2
Barrier (Before Loss): 3
Barrier (After Loss): 2 (Safer)
Martingale Factor: 1.8
Wait After Loss: Checked

Final Pre-Flight Checklist

Do I understand that a high barrier (e.g., 6 or 7) is extremely risky and will lose most of the time?
Have I tested my Martingale factor on a demo account to ensure it can recover losses with the payout from my chosen barrier?
Is my Stop Loss set to an amount I am truly willing to lose?
Do I understand that checking "Wait for Entry Digit After Loss" is the safer option?

If you can answer "yes" to all of these, you are ready to deploy the sniper. Good luck!