How many players do you see online for longer then 16 hours

#1 31st May 2009, 7:56 AM

a day, well i found one......
And it seams that he is on 24hours a day..... I sent it off to UB for them to look in to it, he is at .02/04 and .05/.10 tables....
For as long as i have seen him there he should be at a higher level, also the way he plays changes to.....
Your thoughts....

#2 31st May 2009, 2:13 PM

Could be a bot.

Could be an unemployed insomniac.

I think its definitely worth flagging up to UB though.

Could be coincidence, I mean for you to know he is on 24 hours a day would also mean that you were on 24 hours a day.

Maybe UB has had an email from him asking the same questions about you LOL

#3 31st May 2009, 3:45 PM

Most likely its probably room mates/friends sharing an account. Maybe they live in the same place and work different shifts so they play poker on their time off. It's not that big a deal I think.

#4 31st May 2009, 3:51 PM

ub has had micro bots for years and done nothing about them yo. seriously, nobody could play 2nl for 16 hours a day without killing themselves after a week.

lemme guess he sits with a v short stack and plays push/fold, leaving the table if he runs up a decent stack?

#5 31st May 2009, 3:56 PM

very could chance that its a bot

good idea to inform ultimatebet imo, they dont need to be apart of any more scandals though haha

like stu said though....you would also have to be on for that long to notice he was on that long =]

#6 31st May 2009, 5:35 PM

So what if it is a bot? Do you guys think a bot is harder to beat than a real person? I dunno, I'm not sure I've ever actually played against a bot but I've played some poker video games and I find computer players pretty easy to beat. So what I'm saying is; if it is a bot, don't complain, just take their money.

#7 31st May 2009, 5:47 PM

Well if it is a bot its against the sites rules, and if it is roommates sharing an account I believe that is also against most of the poker sites rules as well. So this is a very good reason to pass the information along to the site for them to check out.

But, I also am wondering how you know this guy is on 24hrs a day?
Like the others said you mustve been on for just as long so we maybe should send your information to the site to have you checked out for being a bot

#8 31st May 2009, 7:04 PM

i had a bot a few years and would love to see everyone get them cause at a very best and they have to get lucky and catch a lot of good cards to break even most of them are losing bots all you have to do is sit and wactch its patterns they wont change much and you can rob a bot of everything its got.

#9 31st May 2009, 8:20 PM

I highly think its room mates, less likely to be a bot.....

#10 31st May 2009, 10:38 PM

Their are many people who play 8 to 10 hours a day, i track some of them of fulltilt. I know of a team who plays about 14 to 16 hours a day on tilt in sit and go's, they rake in about 15k of rake back. It is the volume they are after and just want to break even.

#11 31st May 2009, 11:44 PM

Yes, micro-bots are widely known on UB. But I guess since they are only known at micro stakes and don't make huge per-table profit, UB is too lazy to go after them. But then again, UB is lazy about everything.

#12 1st June 2009, 4:15 AM

Bots will fold to a raise, even a reraise!! right? well this one calls, at the right time i can take him down.....

#13 1st June 2009, 4:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kidkvno1

Bots will fold to a raise, even a reraise!! right? well this one calls, at the right time i can take him down.....

If I were making a bot I would probably code it so that AA/KK type hands wouldn't fold to a raise.

#14 1st June 2009, 4:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kidkvno1

a day, well i found one......
And it seams that he is on 24hours a day..... I sent it off to UB for them to look in to it, he is at .02/04 and .05/.10 tables....
For as long as i have seen him there he should be at a higher level, also the way he plays changes to.....
Your thoughts....

If its a bot, its a damn sophisticated one if the playstyle changes. Could be a an account that belongs to a rakeback grinding sweatshop in some third world country.

#15 1st June 2009, 4:58 AM

I have played twelve hours a day many times.

But, good idea to check it out.

#16 1st June 2009, 6:07 AM

I've played for 32 hours straight. My gf was visiting her parents, so I decided I could degen shamelessly. I was intending to bed when another multitabler left, but I saw this as an opportunity to get an easier field and before I knew it... 32 hours passed = (

#17 1st June 2009, 7:05 AM

I know a few people, including myself, that play for long periods of time like that. I really don't think it's anything you really have to worry yourself about, but it was good you gave the site a heads up.

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