Poker rooms and bots

[vnnby]

Hello to all. I played several games at party poker, lost a couple of times before the prizes, what is the secret of winning in this room? How to set up a game at a table of 8 people? I noticed that the likelihood of a flush is a very high, or does it just seem to me? Sometimes I feel like playing with bots, sometimes I don't understand how to behave or is it such a high level of players? What is the likelihood that the poker room does not use bots for its own purposes? Your opinion about such an offtopic is interesting. The whole world is pure sport, but we do not know what the secret of the company is:bandit:

 

[Nikolay Nakhaev]

I want to believe that this room, like PS, has a tough policy against using bots
otherwise I think you need to get used to every room[emoji6][emoji6][emoji6]

 

[kucu2014]

Really hope you don't use it. Because then it would be very likely that every room would use. But I think we'll never know

 

[mengarda]

I want to believe that poker rooms are reliable and do not use bots. What will make you win in the long run is to study the game.

 

[madmandown]

It's still time for us to earn money in live circuit as well as in online too.

 

[infonazar]

I also do not like this site and therefore, I actually never play there. I do not know how bots are there, but obviously there are much better sites for playing poker.

 

[AizenFalck]

That same question I ask myself regarding all online poker sites, it turns out that sometimes a player suddenly enters PS tournaments, who does not talk to anyone and apparently gets all his chips to everyone at their tables and goodbye to game, I've always wondered if they are using bots in this kind of situation, unfortunately, I think that's something we'll never know.

 

[Lucky Alalk]

Playing against bots sucks, it happened to me in a past, dont remember what room, but I was like what, is it for real?

 

[Iryna Stryzheuskaya]

I read such stories about every room.

 

[zinzir]

I personally don't really care if I play against a human or a bot as long as the cards are shuffled randomly and dealt correctly. In my opinion it is harder to win against a poker player with superior skill than against a bot.

 

[Nikolay Nakhaev]

I personally don't really care if I play against a human or a bot as long as the cards are shuffled randomly and dealt correctly. In my opinion it is harder to win against a poker player with superior skill than against a bot.

sad online experience against bots says something else
this is a dishonest game in the first place

 

[vnnby]

I personally don't really care if I play against a human or a bot as long as the cards are shuffled randomly and dealt correctly. In my opinion it is harder to win against a poker player with superior skill than against a bot.

You odds of winning against the bot tend to zero. You are more likely to accidentally beat the pro player. I am an ordinary poker player for fun, but for me there is a difference between playing PP and playing PS, and I don't understand why is this? 🐱*👤

I want to believe that this room, like PS, has a tough policy against using bots
otherwise I think you need to get used to every room[emoji6][emoji6][emoji6]

I don't speak about myself. I'm talking about the global possibilities of rooms and how transparent everything really is, not to mention scammers. And I think it's not a secret for everyone that poker rooms use bots for their own purposes, for example, to protect software cguru:

 

[antonis32123]

Playing against bots is really a sad story , I agree . PS and Party do a lot of things to fight bot users , much safer . If you feel that a game on a online poker provider has bot users , try playing other games ,even worse if their whole system in a pokerroom is infected with bots , then don't play anything there . Good luck for your games

 

[vittopio]

I think bots are just like any other types of fraud in any activity related to money will always be! The only question is how much you trust Rum?

 

[Kenzie 96]

2 best options if you are worried about bots:

#1- Cover the poker room in your home with tin foil & of course always wear a tin foil hat when you go outside. Even if this doesn't help your poker results, should mute some of the noise.
#2- Play, study your hands after a session, play more, study, play study, enjoy. :bebored:

 

[zinzir]

You odds of winning against the bot tend to zero. You are more likely to accidentally beat the pro player. I am an ordinary poker player for fun, but for me there is a difference between playing PP and playing PS, and I don't understand why is this? ��*��

What makes you think that winning against the bot tends to zero? Bots are not magic, my friend, they are profitable on the long run because they play a statistically correct algorithm and they are able to play vast numbers of hands which allows statistics to achieve significance. Also, they are not affected by tilt so they keep using the same algorithm all the time, something no human can do in real life.

On the long run, bots make money for their owners, but their short term outcome is affected by variance the same way as human players are, they do have losing sessions and even losing streaks.

The reason I am saying that a superior poker player is harder to beat than a bot is that human players make adjustments and call aggressive bets not only based on odds, but also on who makes those bets, also they have in their arsenal trapping, deceit and other weapons that bots simply don't possess at this time.

 

[vnnby]

What makes you think that winning against the bot tends to zero? Bots are not magic, my friend, they are profitable on the long run because they play a statistically correct algorithm and they are able to play vast numbers of hands which allows statistics to achieve significance. Also, they are not affected by tilt so they keep using the same algorithm all the time, something no human can do in real life.

On the long run, bots make money for their owners, but their short term outcome is affected by variance the same way as human players are, they do have losing sessions and even losing streaks.

The reason I am saying that a superior poker player is harder to beat than a bot is that human players make adjustments and call aggressive bets not only based on odds, but also on who makes those bets, also they have in their arsenal trapping, deceit and other weapons that bots simply don't possess at this time.

Michael Gagliano: “There were several plays that humans simply are not making at all, especially relating to its bet sizing.”
Jason Les: “It is an absolute monster bluffer. I would say it’s a much more efficient bluffer than most humans."
Chris Ferguson: "It’s really hard to pin him down on any kind of hand. He’s also very good at making thin value bets on the river."
"Partypoker Closes 277 Bot Accounts, Returns $734.852 to Players in Four-Month Period"

What do you say about it? Read about Pluribus. In my opinion you have no chance against the bot or rather your computing power is incomparable with the power of your computer. I hope that such things are used for good purposes and we have a fair game where everyone is on an equal footing and everyone enjoys the competition. Or for example, OpenAi bot defeats 99.4 percent in Dota 2 public matches. :hmmmm::call::deal:

 

[rmcmullen2003]

I think poker sites use bots in the same way that casinos use prop players. The more tables that run the more rake that gets taken. It is all about money, just like in politics, sports, and every other thing in life.

 

[KristaK]

What makes you think that winning against the bot tends to zero? Bots are not magic, my friend, they are profitable on the long run because they play a statistically correct algorithm and they are able to play vast numbers of hands which allows statistics to achieve significance. Also, they are not affected by tilt so they keep using the same algorithm all the time, something no human can do in real life.
On the long run, bots make money for their owners, but their short term outcome is affected by variance the same way as human players are, they do have losing sessions and even losing streaks. The reason I am saying that a superior poker player is harder to beat than a bot is that human players make adjustments and call aggressive bets not only based on odds, but also on who makes those bets, also they have in their arsenal trapping, deceit and other weapons that bots simply don't possess at this time.

hi i zinzir :ciao:
thank you is good information
unfortunate i a poor/beginner player
i loose often
when i do, i wish be defeated by a human
if a bot defeats me hurts my feelings, in my opinion it is cheating

 

[zinzir]

hi i zinzir :ciao:
thank you is good information
unfortunate i a poor/beginner player
i loose often
when i do, i wish be defeated by a human
if a bot defeats me hurts my feelings, in my opinion it is cheating

Hi hi KristaK :hello:
I totally agree with you that using bots is cheating, and don't support bots by any means. However, even though I am a terrible player myself, I really don't care if I lose to a human or a bot, and by the same token, when I win, I don't care if the opponent was a bot or a human.

Internet poker is a computer game anyways, it's just a simulation of live poker, not the same thing