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mollymaggie
Rock Star
Silver Level
Whenever you're playing at a site that is located offshore and unregulated you have the risk of manipulated software program and unfortunately, most online sites are offshore. Do a lot of research before giving them your money and personal information. To escape Bots you'll have to make a trip to a casino to play a game
Luan
Legend
Bronze Level
man I think there is not even one at the moment because usually, unless you play PPPoker or something like that in some club of an acquaintance, these are rare to have bots, now these known sites all use that of bots and cheating.
ioriyamatano
Rising Star
Bronze Level
notice that I also at some point have come to think that large companies, casinos, betting houses.
use in some type of program so that you as a user do not win.
since what makes them profitable afterwards is precisely the money of all of us who participate.
for example I found in pokerstar that later there are some users who have men even as if they were some kind of robot or program.
unfortunately I do not know but I do know that there are programs to improve your quality of play therefore there must be a program that will remove the chips.
In conclusion for you to lose all your money
use in some type of program so that you as a user do not win.
since what makes them profitable afterwards is precisely the money of all of us who participate.
for example I found in pokerstar that later there are some users who have men even as if they were some kind of robot or program.
unfortunately I do not know but I do know that there are programs to improve your quality of play therefore there must be a program that will remove the chips.
In conclusion for you to lose all your money
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JA_Foxy
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Answer to Online POkerBots....
PLAY in a REGULATED club guys. Play in a club where the person registering the players personally speaks to the players. Last I check there is no such bot that answers the phone and can have a real convo for the club entry. If you have a place like that to play wouldn't it make sense to play there?
I know you agree. Please Hit me up. My name is JaFoxy Midway and I play @ the midway club and I am part of the Midway Union on PokerBros.
https://www.facebook.com/JaFoxyMidway
PLAY in a REGULATED club guys. Play in a club where the person registering the players personally speaks to the players. Last I check there is no such bot that answers the phone and can have a real convo for the club entry. If you have a place like that to play wouldn't it make sense to play there?
I know you agree. Please Hit me up. My name is JaFoxy Midway and I play @ the midway club and I am part of the Midway Union on PokerBros.
https://www.facebook.com/JaFoxyMidway
Baldy86
Legend
Bronze Level
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Enimen18
Enthusiast
Silver Level
I'm serious. You mean you can't beat a bot or what?
Baldy86
Legend
Bronze Level
I wonder if we are both speaking of the same kind of bots . I am talking about certain sites having bots on the tables . you can not win against them
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Enimen18
Enthusiast
Silver Level
If that were the case everyone would run a bot and all online poker would shut down. There are random cards generated, anyone can beat anyone else, human or bot depending on how you play.
carlosnuno
Rock Star
Silver Level
I have no doubt that all online poker pages are mined by BOT and that is not the worst, if not hackers who are taking advantage of the game. The owners of the page say that they work to avoid it and speak of an impossibility that this happens, without a doubt, I do not believe in them and they do not care and care and it is not they who are taking advantage.
Baldy86
Legend
Bronze Level
no . I speak from experience . there was an obvious bot on a site which won the whole time . I know that it was a bot because it not only won suspiciously the whole time against us all but it randomly posted in the chat in a weird way that didnt make any sense like "hello, nice hand , thats a pity , thanks , maybe next time , good day " etc . it was an obvious bot
Baldy86
Legend
Bronze Level
ACESOVEREZZZ
Visionary
Bronze Level
Bots
I doubt there is a site without Bots. Lets face it like casinos they are there for 1 reason and that being making money. Find it strange to see the same player playing at 6-7 tables at the same time and usually the chip leader at most tables. To me can't be anything but a Bot. Just my opinion.
GL ALL!
I doubt there is a site without Bots. Lets face it like casinos they are there for 1 reason and that being making money. Find it strange to see the same player playing at 6-7 tables at the same time and usually the chip leader at most tables. To me can't be anything but a Bot. Just my opinion.
GL ALL!
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luddite20
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Just ask yourself this question: if I collect $10 from 1000 people by promising a reward pyramid, and get top rewards myself instead of giving to people, is it profitable for me?
perrypip
Rock Star
Silver Level
There is an adaptive AI poker bot called Pluribus developed at Carnegie Mellon University which was able to adapt and exploit some of the best players in the world. Similar bots have been developed at MIT and Stanford. However the amount of time and effort it takes to develop bots like these is at least as much the time and effort and depth of knowledge as it takes to become a winning poker player.
Are there any of these adaptive AI bots out there? I can't say for sure. But if they are out there they aren't playing the micros. There's just not enough money in the micros to earn a living or even feel that you're a successful thief. Playing NL10 100 h/hr at 10BB/100 you could make about 1 dollar per hour per table. To make $15 per hour you need to play 15 tables. Doing that all day would be very suspicious.
There are also commercial bots on the market that you can buy for about the price of a HUD, maybe a little more. Now just ask yourself, if you had a bot that worked, would you sell it to others? Or would you use it to make money yourself? Wouldn't sharing it with the world make it more detectable once poker sites caught onto it?
I took a look at one of these products. They use scripted decision trees that are basically like computer programs 10,000 lines or more with thousands of decisions paths. The decisions are based on holdings, community cards, position, number of players in the pot, bet sizes, etc. They have forums where people share the scripts. You need a good knowledge of poker to program these scripts.
The scripts did not track hand history, generate HUD stats, put ranges on players or adapt play to exploit them. So you basically have a 10,000 line script for ABC poker, which won't adapt to play exploitatively against others and will likely have leaks of its own.
The evaluation license was good for 200 hands. Then you pay $129 for a license. I imagine people try the bot, the bot gets lucky for those first 200 hands and then they think the bot is a crusher. So they fork up the $129 and then never win it back and lose more instead before they find out the bot is a scam.
Then there's the fact when you get caught you get banned. How many new accounts, with new identities, are you going to create and verify so that you can get cashouts?
Are there any of these adaptive AI bots out there? I can't say for sure. But if they are out there they aren't playing the micros. There's just not enough money in the micros to earn a living or even feel that you're a successful thief. Playing NL10 100 h/hr at 10BB/100 you could make about 1 dollar per hour per table. To make $15 per hour you need to play 15 tables. Doing that all day would be very suspicious.
There are also commercial bots on the market that you can buy for about the price of a HUD, maybe a little more. Now just ask yourself, if you had a bot that worked, would you sell it to others? Or would you use it to make money yourself? Wouldn't sharing it with the world make it more detectable once poker sites caught onto it?
I took a look at one of these products. They use scripted decision trees that are basically like computer programs 10,000 lines or more with thousands of decisions paths. The decisions are based on holdings, community cards, position, number of players in the pot, bet sizes, etc. They have forums where people share the scripts. You need a good knowledge of poker to program these scripts.
The scripts did not track hand history, generate HUD stats, put ranges on players or adapt play to exploit them. So you basically have a 10,000 line script for ABC poker, which won't adapt to play exploitatively against others and will likely have leaks of its own.
The evaluation license was good for 200 hands. Then you pay $129 for a license. I imagine people try the bot, the bot gets lucky for those first 200 hands and then they think the bot is a crusher. So they fork up the $129 and then never win it back and lose more instead before they find out the bot is a scam.
Then there's the fact when you get caught you get banned. How many new accounts, with new identities, are you going to create and verify so that you can get cashouts?