If you open the file in Notepad or some other text editor, you’ll get the source code. Near the top, you’ll find

 // !-------------------------!\\
// start stuff you should edit \\

var minflezz = 10000;		// script will stop playing if flezz would drop below this level
var maxwins = 5;			// how many times you want to win. usually 20, if you're aiming for your daily antifreeze
var betamount = 1;			// how much to bet. usually 10000, again for antifreeze
var debug = false;			// set to true to see debug output in error log
var betmod = false			// you should just leave this false.. really.

 // !---------------------! \\
// end stuff you should edit \\

Just change betamount to 10000 and maxwins to 20.

Right-click the little monkey head, select “Manage User Scripts”, find and select the blackjack script in the list, and click the edit bumon at the bottom.

Ricket ninja’d me, but I shall try to help.

As he says, you need to edit the actual .txt file. To do this, you need to select the script in the Greasemonkey list, as Ricket has said, and change the program it opens with to Notepad. It would be easiest to locate Notepad in this manner by going through Start > All Programs > Accessories > Notepad. Right-click this, and send it to the desktop, so you can easily select it when choosing the new program to open it with.

When asked to select the new program, just go into the Desktop and select Notepad, then open the file in Notepad and get editing.

I should tell you though, that the first block of code that Ricket posted is already part of the program. I made the mistake of thinking it was just some suggestions outside of the program, got stuck, and needed to start over once I’d messed it up. Change only what you need to in that block of text.

it’s actually pretty easy, man.

1. in the bottom right corner of firefox, there’s a monkey head.

2. when you click on it, click ‘manage user scripts’

3. a window will pop up with your list of scripts, select your blackjack one.

4. at the bottom of that window, there’s the edit bumon.

5. if you don’t have a primary text editor set up, you might be asked to designate one, choose notepad.

6. edit variables as shown above, and save.

7. restart firefox.

Isn’t this one of those “use at your own risk” scripts since it’s a bot.