Poker rooms use various methods to check whether a player is a bot or whether he is actually playing. One of them is that each player clicks and makes decisions differently and moves the cursor in a different way. They call it "computer mouse movements." It`s like a fingerprint and each player has his own digital fingerprint. An additional verification whether the player is not a bot is that if the game is perfectly reproduced mathematically and without any mathematical errors, then it can be said that it is a bot, because the bot doesn't make mistakes. The bot also doesn't have a digital fingerprint. All this allows you to create a percentage accuracy model that the player is not cheating and it is not a bot. I think that poker rooms should show the fingerprint percentage for each player. Thanks to this, during the game, each player, seeing that the indicator deviates from the norm, could report such incidents on an ongoing basis and each player would, in a way, verify whether another player is not cheating and isn;t a bot. I think that the publication of such a fingerprint indicator for each player would allow us to immediately determine that the game is fair. Currently, poker rooms verify such players randomly or when other player report this, which doesn't allow for ongoing combating of all types of unfair player practices.