Craps Game Overloading function issue

[confusion]

I have this code for a Craps game. The problem I am having trouble with is overloading the PlaySession function to also allow for playing the game 1000 times and then getting the average of wins. Right now the program runs but I cant seem to get the overload to work. Below is the original program without trying to overload the PlaySession function. The only reason I am doing this is so I can keep a better track of things and to have a working program. If anyone can shed some light to what or how I am suppose to do this that would be awesome. Thank you.

Header File:

#pragma once
#ifndef _CRAPS_H
#define _CRAPS_H

#include "stdafx.h"
#include <string>
#include <iostream>
#include <time.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

using namespace std;

struct UserAccount
{
	// user's name
	string userName;

	// user's balance
	int userBalance;
};


UserAccount* SignInPlayer();
void PlaySession(UserAccount* player);
bool AskToPlay(int balance);
bool PlayOneGame(UserAccount* player);
int PlaceBet(int balance);
int RollDice();

#endif 

CPP File:

#include "stdafx.h"
#include "Craps.h"

int main()
{
	//the user signs in, and plays craps until they quit or run out of money
	char random;

	bool playerQuit = false;


	// points to the logged in user's profile
	UserAccount * thePlayer = NULL;
	
	srand(time(NULL));

	// sign the player in
	thePlayer = SignInPlayer();
	
	// play craps till player loses, wins, or quits
	PlaySession(thePlayer);
	
	
	cout << "\nThanks for playing Craps\n";
	
	system("PAUSE");
	return 0;
}

UserAccount* SignInPlayer()
{
	
	//	To create an account for asking the user name and balance

	UserAccount* tempAccount = new UserAccount();
	string tempName;
	int tempBalance;

	// ask for user name and balance
	cout << "Welcome to Craps!!\n";

	cout << "What is your first name?\n";

	cin >> tempName;

	cout << "What is your balance, " << tempName << "?\n";

	cin >> tempBalance;

	// set up the account

	tempAccount->userName = tempName;
	tempAccount->userBalance = tempBalance;

	// return account

	return tempAccount;
}

void PlaySession(UserAccount* player)
{
	bool playerQuit = false;
	bool playerWon;

	int playerWinsCounter, gamesPlayedCounter;

	playerWinsCounter = gamesPlayedCounter = 0;

	//	To play craps, the user places a bet and the dice are rolled until the player wins or loses. 

	do
	{
		// check if the player has funds to play
		if (player->userBalance <= 0)
			playerQuit = true;
		
		else
			// Ask if they want to play
			playerQuit = AskToPlay(player->userBalance);

		if(!playerQuit)
			// play a game
		{
			playerWon = PlayOneGame(player);
			gamesPlayedCounter++;

			if(playerWon)
				playerWinsCounter++;
		}

	}while(playerQuit == false && player->userBalance > 0);
}




// this function asks the player if they want to play?" 

bool AskToPlay(int balance)
{
	char choice;
	cout << "Your balance stands at " << balance <<  "\n\nDo you want to roll the dice? Y or N" << endl;
	cin >> choice;
	cout << endl;
	if (choice == 'Y' || choice == 'y')
	{	
		return false;
	}
	else
	{
		return true;
	}
}

bool PlayOneGame(UserAccount* player)
{
	int betAmount, 
		dieTotal, 
		playerWinnings, 
		pointNumber;

	bool isGameOver = false;
	bool isPointSet = false;

	betAmount = PlaceBet(player->userBalance);

	//	To play craps, the user places a bet and the dice are rolled until the player wins or loses. 
	do
	{
		// roll the dice
		dieTotal = RollDice();

		// if the point isn't set (first roll)
		if(!isPointSet)
		{
			switch(dieTotal)
			{
			// losing cases
			case 2:
			case 3:
			case 12:
				{
					isGameOver = true;
					player->userBalance -= betAmount;
					cout << "\nOh snap son! You lost!!\n";
					return false;
					break; // never executed, included as best practice
				}

			// winning cases
			case 7:
			case 11:
				{
					isGameOver = true;
					player->userBalance += betAmount;
					cout << "\nYou won " << betAmount << ". What's your secret?\n";
					return true;
					break; // never executed, included as best practice
				}
				

			default:
				{
					cout << "point set at " << dieTotal << ", rolling again.\n";
					isGameOver = false;
					isPointSet = true;
					pointNumber = dieTotal;
					break;
				}
			}
		}

		// the point is already set
		else
		{
			// losing case
			if(dieTotal == 7)
			{
				isGameOver = true;
				player->userBalance -= betAmount;
				cout << "\nOh snap! You lost!!\n";
				return false;
			}

			else if(dieTotal == pointNumber)
			{
				isGameOver = true;
				player->userBalance += betAmount;
				cout << "\nYou won " << betAmount << " What's your secret? \n";
				return true;
			}
		}

	}while(isGameOver == false);
}


int PlaceBet(int balance)
{
	int betAmount = balance +1;
	//To place a bet, the user sets an amount not above their account balance
	
	cout << "How much do you want to bet? You may bet up to your balance of " << balance << "\n";

	while ( betAmount > balance)
	{
		cout << "Enter bet amount: ";
		cin >> betAmount;
		cout << endl;

		if(betAmount > balance)
			cout << betAmount << " is too high, please enter a number below " << balance << endl;
	}

	return betAmount;
	
}

int RollDice()
{
	int dieOne = 0, 
		dieTwo = 0;

	// generate random numbers and restrict to 1-6

	dieOne = 1 + rand() % 6;
	dieTwo = 1 + rand() % 6;

	// tell the user what they rolled
	cout << "\nYou rolled a " << dieOne << " and a " << dieTwo << ", totalling " << dieOne + dieTwo << ".\n";
	system("PAUSE");

	// return die total
	return dieOne + dieTwo;
}

[Computergeek01]

In order to overload a function it only needs to except a different list of arguments. I don't see where you tried to overload it.

[LB]

I don't see where you tried to overload it.

Below is the original program without trying to overload the PlaySession function.

If you make it accept a different parameter list as Computergeek said, it'll be overloaded.

[Computergeek01]

Ah, thanks L B I must have glanced over that part :P.