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[userscript] Keno Number Tracker

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Degritone [1795035]

I had this idea a while ago to make this. "A while" being yesterday. It's a GreaseMonkey script (that may or may not work with the equivalent Chrome extension, given any modifications to formatting required to switch between the two. I will not check) that keeps track of every number that appears in Keno and stores it locally.

Feature list:
  • Button to manually store a finished game
  • Button to manually store any amount of numbers
  • Button to toggle stat display
    • Displays the number of times a number has been chosen by the Keno gods above the number
    • Displays the %chance of a number appearing under the number
    • Changes the background color of each cell based on the above - the more green, the more it has appeared
    • Displays total numbers of games above the top right of the Keno board
  • Button to toggle debug output to browser console
    • If you find a bug, toggle this on and send me anything that is repeating
    • You can also turn it on just because you want to
  • Button to both play given your current bet and number of rounds you wish to play and automatically collect the game after it is finished
Here is a pastebin link to the code. It's sloppily thrown together just to make something work and uncommented, so have fun.

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Please message me about bugs you find so I can murder them dead. Hopefully.
Degritone [1795035]

Updated: Added a total games counter (no more needing to toggle debug and viewing console to see that,) made the numbers appear over the background of picked/winning numbers (though, it's still not easy to read the black on blue that is the numbers on a picked number,) and redid the coloring a bit to make it more obvious which is the most picked number after a decent number of games played.