Topic: PokerBotAI.com | Android Poker Bot for popular rooms (Read 211 times)
What does "modifying game traffic for stealth operation" mean? Does this mean the program will hide the network traffic from the ISP, or fool the casino to get an unfair advantage? A lot of the features highly suggest that the app is bannable in most casinos even if they allow tools to help players play their game. I guess that's to be expected since the website contains a detailed explanation on how to avoid a ban, etc.
We were talking about it in the other thread. Big casinos prohibit some bots, some kinds of bots and have their services that allows to catch unknown bots.
As the result the best way is to compare ToS of your poker room with the bot opportunities. If it is ok - you can buy it. But if some things that bot is doing are prohibited - you will be banned, when security scripts will understand what you are using.
Right, I remember that. It's good to be cautious though, even if some casinos allow certain services. The line between helper and unfair advantage can be blurry. ToS change too, so what's okay today might not be tomorrow.As the result the best way is to compare ToS of your poker room with the bot opportunities. If it is ok - you can buy it. But if some things that bot is doing are prohibited - you will be banned, when security scripts will understand what you are using.
Plus, even if a bot seems undetectable now, who's to say they won't improve their security measures later? Getting caught means a ban and losing your funds. Not exactly worth the risk.
We were talking about it in the other thread. Big casinos prohibit some bots, some kinds of bots and have their services that allows to catch unknown bots.
As the result the best way is to compare ToS of your poker room with the bot opportunities. If it is ok - you can buy it. But if some things that bot is doing are prohibited - you will be banned, when security scripts will understand what you are using.
Right, I remember that. It's good to be cautious though, even if some casinos allow certain services. The line between helper and unfair advantage can be blurry. ToS change too, so what's okay today might not be tomorrow.As the result the best way is to compare ToS of your poker room with the bot opportunities. If it is ok - you can buy it. But if some things that bot is doing are prohibited - you will be banned, when security scripts will understand what you are using.
Plus, even if a bot seems undetectable now, who's to say they won't improve their security measures later? Getting caught means a ban and losing your funds. Not exactly worth the risk.
I think this whole thing raises some red flags, using bots is strictly against the rules on most online poker platforms. Getting caught with one could lead to a ban and confiscated funds.
Bots don't experience emotions like humans and can play tirelessly, giving them an unfair edge. It spoiled ecosystem, bots can drive recreational players away as @PokerPlayer mentioned, hurting the overall game.
We were talking about it in the other thread. Big casinos prohibit some bots, some kinds of bots and have their services that allows to catch unknown bots.Bots don't experience emotions like humans and can play tirelessly, giving them an unfair edge. It spoiled ecosystem, bots can drive recreational players away as @PokerPlayer mentioned, hurting the overall game.
As the result the best way is to compare ToS of your poker room with the bot opportunities. If it is ok - you can buy it. But if some things that bot is doing are prohibited - you will be banned, when security scripts will understand what you are using.
Seems like it is more the option for a poker platform with few players than for players!
You can use it in some small poker rooms, which has no money to code the defence. Decide yourself to use it or not.
I think this whole thing raises some red flags, using bots is strictly against the rules on most online poker platforms. Getting caught with one could lead to a ban and confiscated funds.
Bots don't experience emotions like humans and can play tirelessly, giving them an unfair edge. It spoiled ecosystem, bots can drive recreational players away as @PokerPlayer mentioned, hurting the overall game.
We were talking about it in the other thread. Big casinos prohibit some bots, some kinds of bots and have their services that allows to catch unknown bots.Bots don't experience emotions like humans and can play tirelessly, giving them an unfair edge. It spoiled ecosystem, bots can drive recreational players away as @PokerPlayer mentioned, hurting the overall game.
As the result the best way is to compare ToS of your poker room with the bot opportunities. If it is ok - you can buy it. But if some things that bot is doing are prohibited - you will be banned, when security scripts will understand what you are using.
Seems like it is more the option for a poker platform with few players than for players!
I agree with you, but unfortunately that is the current reality.
By the way, we offer a service for poker club owners who want to increase traffic, increase revenue through rake, and make the game interesting for both beginners and regulars.
By the way, we offer a service for poker club owners who want to increase traffic, increase revenue through rake, and make the game interesting for both beginners and regulars.
Lol. So I have a room and besides collecting rake I put some bots to pluck fish and I get paid automatically. Maybe it will work to earn money but it doesn't seem honest to me. I don't believe the last part, though. The regulars in a room full of bots, if they are good bots, will not earn money or will earn very little, so they will change room or stop playing, and the fish will be crushed sooner either by bots or by regulars and will have a worse experience.
I think this whole thing raises some red flags, using bots is strictly against the rules on most online poker platforms. Getting caught with one could lead to a ban and confiscated funds.
Bots don't experience emotions like humans and can play tirelessly, giving them an unfair edge. It spoiled ecosystem, bots can drive recreational players away as @PokerPlayer mentioned, hurting the overall game.
We were talking about it in the other thread. Big casinos prohibit some bots, some kinds of bots and have their services that allows to catch unknown bots.Bots don't experience emotions like humans and can play tirelessly, giving them an unfair edge. It spoiled ecosystem, bots can drive recreational players away as @PokerPlayer mentioned, hurting the overall game.
As the result the best way is to compare ToS of your poker room with the bot opportunities. If it is ok - you can buy it. But if some things that bot is doing are prohibited - you will be banned, when security scripts will understand what you are using.
I think this whole thing raises some red flags, using bots is strictly against the rules on most online poker platforms. Getting caught with one could lead to a ban and confiscated funds.
Bots don't experience emotions like humans and can play tirelessly, giving them an unfair edge. It spoiled ecosystem, bots can drive recreational players away as @PokerPlayer mentioned, hurting the overall game.
People making the bots don't care though, they're out to make their money and move on to the next thing. The people buying the bots also aren't any better than the seller, everyone just out for the cash grab. Society lacks morals. Bots don't experience emotions like humans and can play tirelessly, giving them an unfair edge. It spoiled ecosystem, bots can drive recreational players away as @PokerPlayer mentioned, hurting the overall game.
I think this whole thing raises some red flags, using bots is strictly against the rules on most online poker platforms. Getting caught with one could lead to a ban and confiscated funds.
Bots don't experience emotions like humans and can play tirelessly, giving them an unfair edge. It spoiled ecosystem, bots can drive recreational players away as @PokerPlayer mentioned, hurting the overall game.
Bots don't experience emotions like humans and can play tirelessly, giving them an unfair edge. It spoiled ecosystem, bots can drive recreational players away as @PokerPlayer mentioned, hurting the overall game.
Bots have been banned in poker for a long time and in houses like Pokerstars you are sure to get caught. Maybe they can be useful to make money in houses with little traffic but I commented in another similar thread that what this does in the end is to kill poker because the tables are full of bots playing against bots, and if they are not bots they are humans who use so many tools that end up having a game similar to the bots, so those who make the ecosystem is maintained, recreational players, play less and less because they do not enjoy the experience, while regular players have to downgrade or be rakeback players so it's not worth it.
It's only going to be a waste of money if you are a person who rush buying these stuffs, thinking it gives you a good advantage without doing any research if they are allowed on the casino that we will use or not. Not only that but we can also lose our personal bankroll and profits if we are lucky inside the casino and our accounts as well. They might be allowed in houses with little traffic but we might also earn small amounts of money at them.It will take a long time before we recover our capital and worse it won't happen because we can also get caught in the long run of using it. I think that the producers of these software, doesn't care at all if this harms the community/ecosystem or not but what is only important for them is they can possibly make money out of it.
Bots have been banned in poker for a long time and in houses like Pokerstars you are sure to get caught. Maybe they can be useful to make money in houses with little traffic but I commented in another similar thread that what this does in the end is to kill poker because the tables are full of bots playing against bots, and if they are not bots they are humans who use so many tools that end up having a game similar to the bots, so those who make the ecosystem is maintained, recreational players, play less and less because they do not enjoy the experience, while regular players have to downgrade or be rakeback players so it's not worth it.
I agree with you, but unfortunately that is the current reality.By the way, we offer a service for poker club owners who want to increase traffic, increase revenue through rake, and make the game interesting for both beginners and regulars.
You can automate a bot for poker but can't automate a sale process for your site, that's fun.
When i realize that i have to contact a specialist if i want to buy the product i decide to close the page and stop wasting my time. I hope this feedback helps you to improve your sales and to develop a better selling process for the customers, because the current way that you have, isn't user-friendly at all.
When i realize that i have to contact a specialist if i want to buy the product i decide to close the page and stop wasting my time. I hope this feedback helps you to improve your sales and to develop a better selling process for the customers, because the current way that you have, isn't user-friendly at all.
Thanks for the critique!
I'll pass it on to our sales team.
Actually, selling our technology is a side effect, as our operations department uses poker bots themselves. But, we can't get into some venues and clubs due to restrictions on transactions/closed clubs/locations/language, so we suggest partnering with anyone who wants to build a business on this.
Bots have been banned in poker for a long time and in houses like Pokerstars you are sure to get caught. Maybe they can be useful to make money in houses with little traffic but I commented in another similar thread that what this does in the end is to kill poker because the tables are full of bots playing against bots, and if they are not bots they are humans who use so many tools that end up having a game similar to the bots, so those who make the ecosystem is maintained, recreational players, play less and less because they do not enjoy the experience, while regular players have to downgrade or be rakeback players so it's not worth it.
You can automate a bot for poker but can't automate a sale process for your site, that's fun.
When i realize that i have to contact a specialist if i want to buy the product i decide to close the page and stop wasting my time. I hope this feedback helps you to improve your sales and to develop a better selling process for the customers, because the current way that you have, isn't user-friendly at all.
When i realize that i have to contact a specialist if i want to buy the product i decide to close the page and stop wasting my time. I hope this feedback helps you to improve your sales and to develop a better selling process for the customers, because the current way that you have, isn't user-friendly at all.
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