I think this is likely a common practice, my only question would be around the legality of the practice itself. As user, one is responsible to bet with care and only for fun, while the fun lasts. These bots could be also humans paid to play against you with the houses money which is also a common concern, but on the end is about you having fun is it not?
Well it definitely wouldn't exactly be ethical. Casinos host promotions to bring in players, and usually offer a boosted prize pool when doing such. If the casino wants to allow their employees to bet their own money and participate in the contest, then it could be seen as ok. If the casino is funding those players to participate in order to cheat regular players out of higher standings and bigger prizes, then it would def be a very unfair promotion and the casino shouldn't be viewed as trusted.
And the main question is, how we would be able to determine if they are really that doing such scheme or such act? There's no way that we could be able to determine whether they are playing fair or not.
We cant really be able to tell if those players or participants are really that true players and not with in part of the casino team which they are funded.This is why if you are really that always that skeptical about
these probabilities then it would really be just that better that stick with those current existing reputable casinos rather than on testing or playing out on sites which are something new or not really that
been proved to be that trustworthy. It is really just that there are people or gamblers who are really that dubious when it comes to this aspect. Well, if ever a casino is been doing this then sooner or later
they might be caught which it would really be resulting for their business to be over once these things been leaked out and seen by the community then say goodbye into your business since
players would be flocking out and be finding out on places on which they do seem that it could be trusted.