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Title: Poker bot profiles
Post by: pokahontas on May 05, 2024, 10:25:41 AM
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Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: AB de Royse777 on May 05, 2024, 03:31:13 PM
Hi

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Why would someone buy a bot profile? I am just curious. If a real player is not in a table then where is the excitement of the game? Is it even allowed to use bot?


Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: Hispo on May 05, 2024, 03:53:39 PM
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Why would someone buy a bot profile? I am just curious. If a real player is not in a table then where is the excitement of the game? Is it even allowed to use bot?

Yeah right... I don't get why would anyone try to automatize such an exciting game of luck and skill as poker is. As if all in poker was about analizing one's hand in order to get some money. In my personal opinion it goes beyond that.
Perhaps that is why there is pretty much people who are willing to participate in face-to-face poker tournaments instead logging on casinos, poker may be one of the few games which a bot could never fully replace a player.
It is more fun when one needs to try to hide one's cues to other players and at the same time try to read the physical cues others could be giving away.

On the legality/violation of terms of service concerning to the use of bots, it pretty much depends on the casino/website, though if I had to guess I would say they are not welcome.


Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: Sunderland on May 05, 2024, 05:25:37 PM
Why would someone buy a bot profile? I am just curious. If a real player is not in a table then where is the excitement of the game? Is it even allowed to use bot?

Yeah right... I don't get why would anyone try to automatize such an exciting game of luck and skill as poker is. As if all in poker was about analizing one's hand in order to get some money. In my personal opinion it goes beyond that.
Perhaps that is why there is pretty much people who are willing to participate in face-to-face poker tournaments instead logging on casinos, poker may be one of the few games which a bot could never fully replace a player.
It is more fun when one needs to try to hide one's cues to other players and at the same time try to read the physical cues others could be giving away.

On the legality/violation of terms of service concerning to the use of bots, it pretty much depends on the casino/website, though if I had to guess I would say they are not welcome.
Poker bot usually used to abuse freeroll with multi accounts or abuse the bonuses such as rakeback from several different casinos that use the same poker provider.
For the abuser, poker its not about the skill but how to wager as much as they could on the same table and playing it from different casinos + without losing anything.
Yep that is clever but casinos are more clever nowadays.
Using automated software and bots is not allowed on many casinos, perhaps only dice and crash platform still allowed it.


Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: iv4n on May 05, 2024, 06:41:43 PM
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Why would someone buy a bot profile? I am just curious. If a real player is not in a table then where is the excitement of the game? Is it even allowed to use bot?

For the same reason people buy trading bots... they think the bot can make more money than they can. And perhaps an even stronger reason is that the bot can do this for a longer period. There's no excitement of the game, there's only a wish to make some profit and that's it.

This guy is selling bots from some site for much less than what is advertised, maybe it's just a trick, either way, it's hard to believe any ads about bots making a profit in any way. At least I find it hard to believe that there is a poker bot that makes a profit, as always if it was really like that whoever made it would make an unlimited profit for themselves. He wouldn't just sell the scheme to others and risk them all getting caught... Bottom line, OP is making a profit by selling bots, those who buy it and use it are at a loss.


Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: yahoo62278 on May 05, 2024, 07:17:00 PM
Why would someone buy a bot profile? I am just curious. If a real player is not in a table then where is the excitement of the game? Is it even allowed to use bot?

Yeah right... I don't get why would anyone try to automatize such an exciting game of luck and skill as poker is. As if all in poker was about analizing one's hand in order to get some money. In my personal opinion it goes beyond that.
Perhaps that is why there is pretty much people who are willing to participate in face-to-face poker tournaments instead logging on casinos, poker may be one of the few games which a bot could never fully replace a player.
It is more fun when one needs to try to hide one's cues to other players and at the same time try to read the physical cues others could be giving away.

On the legality/violation of terms of service concerning to the use of bots, it pretty much depends on the casino/website, though if I had to guess I would say they are not welcome.
Poker bot usually used to abuse freeroll with multi accounts or abuse the bonuses such as rakeback from several different casinos that use the same poker provider.
For the abuser, poker its not about the skill but how to wager as much as they could on the same table and playing it from different casinos + without losing anything.
Yep that is clever but casinos are more clever nowadays.
Using automated software and bots is not allowed on many casinos, perhaps only dice and crash platform still allowed it.
Sites don't allow bots but they also don't seem to find them very well. Every few months it seems like people are getting a refund from WPN because they finally busted a players bot account. If it wasn't profittable then players wouldn't be trying to abuse the system by using them.

As for anyone thinking of buying this, you will be caught at some point and a few bucks isn't worth losing your account. Be smart and pass.



Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: AB de Royse777 on May 06, 2024, 06:27:42 AM
Sites don't allow bots but they also don't seem to find them very well. Every few months it seems like people are getting a refund from WPN because they finally busted a players bot account. If it wasn't profittable then players wouldn't be trying to abuse the system by using them.

As for anyone thinking of buying this, you will be caught at some point and a few bucks isn't worth losing your account. Be smart and pass.
I never understood Poker, may be I never was interested that's the reason. So my understanding of Poker and the entire industry is very poor. Reading your response it seems there are indeed a market for these bots and players are using it which felt strange to me LOL.

This ask me a question, is online Poker are popular at all? If there are bots instead of players then the real excitement for the game is not there. In a real Poker table the player plays for money and excitements but the audience enjoys it because they feel the emotion of their players. For a bot there will be no support at all :-D


Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: yahoo62278 on May 06, 2024, 06:59:03 AM
Sites don't allow bots but they also don't seem to find them very well. Every few months it seems like people are getting a refund from WPN because they finally busted a players bot account. If it wasn't profittable then players wouldn't be trying to abuse the system by using them.

As for anyone thinking of buying this, you will be caught at some point and a few bucks isn't worth losing your account. Be smart and pass.
I never understood Poker, may be I never was interested that's the reason. So my understanding of Poker and the entire industry is very poor. Reading your response it seems there are indeed a market for these bots and players are using it which felt strange to me LOL.

This ask me a question, is online Poker are popular at all? If there are bots instead of players then the real excitement for the game is not there. In a real Poker table the player plays for money and excitements but the audience enjoys it because they feel the emotion of their players. For a bot there will be no support at all :-D
It's online poker so there's not really a huge audience unless they are watching a streamer, obviously the streamer isn't using a bot. They're trying to make money and showcasing the site, advertising as you know.

The bots are players trying to rob the real players. The bots are programmed and are playing top GTO poker, making calls and plays that most of us wouldn't dream of.



Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: AB de Royse777 on May 06, 2024, 08:43:49 AM
The bots are players trying to rob the real players. The bots are programmed and are playing top GTO poker, making calls and plays that most of us wouldn't dream of.
I must be way old school LOL. It seems like they built up the bots just like they built bots for Chess games.


Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: GxSTxV on May 06, 2024, 08:55:43 AM
The bots are players trying to rob the real players. The bots are programmed and are playing top GTO poker, making calls and plays that most of us wouldn't dream of.
It's probably not related to what the OP is trying to sell, but sometimes when playing online poker with a chat feature, it feels like playing against bots. For example, I played at a full table where no one responds to the chat with serval attempt to get their attention or mentioning their nicknames, they also keep making nonsensical calls, and then suddenly after losing part of my stakes against them, all those players leave the table at the very same time.
While I have had doubts, I can’t have evidence to confirm this. However, I wonder what would happen if the platform discovers or busts these bot accounts? Would they refund the money lost to real players, or would the platform simply seize the money for them?


Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: Poker Player on May 06, 2024, 01:18:11 PM
I never understood Poker, may be I never was interested that's the reason. So my understanding of Poker and the entire industry is very poor. Reading your response it seems there are indeed a market for these bots and players are using it which felt strange to me LOL.

This ask me a question, is online Poker are popular at all? If there are bots instead of players then the real excitement for the game is not there. In a real Poker table the player plays for money and excitements but the audience enjoys it because they feel the emotion of their players. For a bot there will be no support at all :-D

Well, I'll sum it up for you. If you buy or program several bots (and you don't get caught) you can make a lot of money with no more effort or investment than the initial one. At the beginning the bots were very rudimentary and people like me who know how to play the game were able to win easily (the bots were only able to beat recreational players, also called "fish").

But they have been improving more and more, and with the use of AI I imagine that they are more and more indistinguishable from a good flesh and blood player.

So, if you buy or program several good bots you can make a lot of money. It would be something like being able to program several undetectable AIs that run Bitcointalk accounts and join signature campaigns.

As for whether it is popular, poker is becoming less and less popular. It boomed when Chris Monemaker, then an amateur, won the WSoP main event in 2003. His story became popular and made a lot of amateurs try it.

From then until Black Friday poker in 2011 the boom in popularity continued, and from then on it clearly declined. Regulations were introduced, with their taxes, which caused the houses to charge more rake and give less rakeback. Poker schools also became more popular, so the overall level went up and it became harder and harder to win. This made recreational players enjoy it less and less and look for other games, just as the houses themselves also encouraged them to try them. Even Pokerstars introduced casino games, something unthinkable in the golden age of poker.

The thing is that the houses prefer casino games because everyone is a net loser in the long run, while in poker, although the houses collect money from the commissions, the winning players withdraw money from the system, and they don't like that.

In online poker emotions do not matter. Those of us who play to win money try to stay away from them, and those who get carried away by emotions are fewer and fewer (especially compared to the golden era).


Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: Webetcoins on May 08, 2024, 06:33:02 PM
Poker bot usually used to abuse freeroll with multi accounts or abuse the bonuses such as rakeback from several different casinos that use the same poker provider.
For the abuser, poker its not about the skill but how to wager as much as they could on the same table and playing it from different casinos + without losing anything.
Yep that is clever but casinos are more clever nowadays.
Using automated software and bots is not allowed on many casinos, perhaps only dice and crash platform still allowed it.
Multi accounts even on a single bot only? That's cool if it's possible but we must still not do it because it's wrong. I'm not sure if rakeback is considered to as a part of bonuses because what I know is that in order to get a rakeback we must place a bet first using our own money and the rakeback amounts are usually small, so I don't think someone will abuse it.

We all have different goals in gambling. Some are only playing for fun, while the other is playing for the profit. There are also those who prioritize to wager high amounts but this might still fall on those who play for profit because I don't think they are doing it for no special reasons. The bot is not free, so there is an expense/loss here, much more if we've been scammed.


Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: Dunamisx on May 08, 2024, 07:13:33 PM
People were just too used to bots, anything you see online regarding gambling games now will be available with a bot version, so i don't also see any excitement in that for me to but a bot profile, when am to make up the entire profile myself and enjoy the fun there in, if the bot is taking the responsibility of man, then what are we going to be proud of at the end of the day concerning this.


Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: tread93 on May 09, 2024, 12:36:02 AM
I never understood Poker, may be I never was interested that's the reason. So my understanding of Poker and the entire industry is very poor. Reading your response it seems there are indeed a market for these bots and players are using it which felt strange to me LOL.

This ask me a question, is online Poker are popular at all? If there are bots instead of players then the real excitement for the game is not there. In a real Poker table the player plays for money and excitements but the audience enjoys it because they feel the emotion of their players. For a bot there will be no support at all :-D

Well, I'll sum it up for you. If you buy or program several bots (and you don't get caught) you can make a lot of money with no more effort or investment than the initial one. At the beginning the bots were very rudimentary and people like me who know how to play the game were able to win easily (the bots were only able to beat recreational players, also called "fish").

But they have been improving more and more, and with the use of AI I imagine that they are more and more indistinguishable from a good flesh and blood player.

So, if you buy or program several good bots you can make a lot of money. It would be something like being able to program several undetectable AIs that run Bitcointalk accounts and join signature campaigns.

As for whether it is popular, poker is becoming less and less popular. It boomed when Chris Monemaker, then an amateur, won the WSoP main event in 2003. His story became popular and made a lot of amateurs try it.

From then until Black Friday poker in 2011 the boom in popularity continued, and from then on it clearly declined. Regulations were introduced, with their taxes, which caused the houses to charge more rake and give less rakeback. Poker schools also became more popular, so the overall level went up and it became harder and harder to win. This made recreational players enjoy it less and less and look for other games, just as the houses themselves also encouraged them to try them. Even Pokerstars introduced casino games, something unthinkable in the golden age of poker.

The thing is that the houses prefer casino games because everyone is a net loser in the long run, while in poker, although the houses collect money from the commissions, the winning players withdraw money from the system, and they don't like that.

In online poker emotions do not matter. Those of us who play to win money try to stay away from them, and those who get carried away by emotions are fewer and fewer (especially compared to the golden era).


Wow this was a great write up, thank you for spelling this out for everyone. I had no idea that you can purchase or create BOTs to do this for you online. I"m sure that doing this if caught is surely illegal in certian places if those regulations aren't in place already. I had the presumption that this type of behaviour was prevalent in this day and age & some people were asking me for a place to base those claims, though I had none at the time. Very intriguing. What can the OP speak on how these bots were made and where they thrive? Obviously poker but are there any limitations here? What kind of returns would one expect from one poker bot?


Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: Maus0728 on May 09, 2024, 01:38:00 AM
You need to tell us what does this bot do OP because not all of the people here don't know what bot are you exactly talking about, it's probably in your best interest to tell us what because it's going to be a big deal for your "business" that people would know something about what they've paid for, this is the first that I've heard of bot profile though, is this like those bot accounts that are commenting some generic stuff on the YouTube's comment sections? Because that's what I'm implying this bot is.


Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: Poker Player on May 09, 2024, 04:16:42 AM
What kind of returns would one expect from one poker bot?

Well, it depends. The main risk of these bots is that you get caught, because if they do, they will suspend your account and whatever you have confiscated.

I guess the smartest way to use them is to make cashouts as you go. Also do not use them in sites that have a strong department dedicated exclusively to investigate fraud cases like Pokerstars but more minority sites.

But hey, if it works, €70 will pay for itself in a single day.


Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: Wind_FURY on May 09, 2024, 05:08:57 AM
Hi

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Why would someone buy a bot profile? I am just curious. If a real player is not in a table then where is the excitement of the game? Is it even allowed to use bot?


Yeah right... I don't get why would anyone try to automatize such an exciting game of luck and skill as poker is. As if all in poker was about analizing one's hand in order to get some money. In my personal opinion it goes beyond that.
Perhaps that is why there is pretty much people who are willing to participate in face-to-face poker tournaments instead logging on casinos, poker may be one of the few games which a bot could never fully replace a player.
It is more fun when one needs to try to hide one's cues to other players and at the same time try to read the physical cues others could be giving away.


But automizing your moves WOULD actually help the user in Poker. It's the same like BlackJack, there will be mathematical situations that will give the user the advantage. The benefit of automation is you don't lose much of your capital during those times during the game when you don't have the mathematical advantage because the Pokerbot doesn't play the game like humans do - with emotions.

Plus it's not real poker. Everything is more mathematical than psychological.

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On the legality/violation of terms of service concerning to the use of bots, it pretty much depends on the casino/website, though if I had to guess I would say they are not welcome.


I believe they are all illegal, and using them in smaller casinos will give you a higher probability of getting caught. Using them in casinos with a larger number of players will be harder because those casinos are more secure against such exploitation.


Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: AB de Royse777 on May 09, 2024, 12:47:21 PM
Plus it's not real poker. Everything is more mathematical than psychological.
Imagine a poker site which have no real player but all bots. Bots are representing the players. There are no emotion but only mathematics. Bots are already programmed to give the best card to win the table.
I can have my own bot too. I set it up, give it my balance and never check the site for weeks. After a few weeks if I see I have positive balance then I may think to withdraw some and the rest stay there, if I see I do not have enough balance I deposit more.
Human are only depositing and withdrawing. The entire poker table become a place for traffic from bots :-D



Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: Sunderland on May 09, 2024, 01:24:30 PM
Poker bot usually used to abuse freeroll with multi accounts or abuse the bonuses such as rakeback from several different casinos that use the same poker provider.
For the abuser, poker its not about the skill but how to wager as much as they could on the same table and playing it from different casinos + without losing anything.
Yep that is clever but casinos are more clever nowadays.
Using automated software and bots is not allowed on many casinos, perhaps only dice and crash platform still allowed it.
Multi accounts even on a single bot only? That's cool if it's possible but we must still not do it because it's wrong. I'm not sure if rakeback is considered to as a part of bonuses because what I know is that in order to get a rakeback we must place a bet first using our own money and the rakeback amounts are usually small, so I don't think someone will abuse it.
The abuser creates an account on Casino A, Casino B, Casino C then plays at the same table and they did that again and again.
Rakeback counted from the total wagered of each account, I dont think the rakeback will be small with that way, also there might be other bonuses from rank up, daily wager contest, deposit bonus and else.


Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: Wind_FURY on May 10, 2024, 08:33:17 AM
Plus it's not real poker. Everything is more mathematical than psychological.

Imagine a poker site which have no real player but all bots. Bots are representing the players. There are no emotion but only mathematics. Bots are already programmed to give the best card to win the table.

I can have my own bot too. I set it up, give it my balance and never check the site for weeks. After a few weeks if I see I have positive balance then I may think to withdraw some and the rest stay there, if I see I do not have enough balance I deposit more.

Human are only depositing and withdrawing. The entire poker table become a place for traffic from bots :-D


No, I didn't suggest that all poker in the internet are played by bots. I was merely suggesting that because it's being played with mere digital cards in the screen without actually being beside the other players, then the players themselves are forced to remove psychology, and play a more mathematical game. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯


Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: betswift on May 13, 2024, 02:31:05 PM
Plus it's not real poker. Everything is more mathematical than psychological.

Imagine a poker site which have no real player but all bots. Bots are representing the players. There are no emotion but only mathematics. Bots are already programmed to give the best card to win the table.

I can have my own bot too. I set it up, give it my balance and never check the site for weeks. After a few weeks if I see I have positive balance then I may think to withdraw some and the rest stay there, if I see I do not have enough balance I deposit more.

Human are only depositing and withdrawing. The entire poker table become a place for traffic from bots :-D


No, I didn't suggest that all poker in the internet are played by bots. I was merely suggesting that because it's being played with mere digital cards in the screen without actually being beside the other players, then the players themselves are forced to remove psychology, and play a more mathematical game. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Suppose that you can get a ban for using such soft on all the platforms, so think about it!


Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on May 13, 2024, 03:30:51 PM
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Why would someone buy a bot profile? I am just curious. If a real player is not in a table then where is the excitement of the game? Is it even allowed to use bot?
😂 Lol, I guess for many gamblers, or most gamblers actually, gambling on any game, playing poker or whatever is not about excitement but about making money, and also look at the convinience this could give the gambler; where he or she can focus on doing other things while the bot is there playing and possibly, or potentially making money for him, this is if the bot is good at the game by the way.

So, in essence, I think there are more than a million reasons why a serious hardcore gambler may or might need one of those bots, but the big question I think should be, how genuine is the op? How sure is the gambler that this bots works, and like you also asked or stated, are bots even allowed to be used on a poker table by casinos?

To the last question, I might attempt to answer, and my answer will be "maybe yes", and reason is, if this bots are developed, then it possibly means that their use may be allowed on and by some casinos, but on the other hand, I will still advise prospective buyers to first find out from their respective casinos if bots like this are allowed, to avoid wasting money on stuffs that aren't usable.


Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: danadc on May 13, 2024, 05:32:08 PM
Hi

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https://www.warbotpoker.com/shop/dynamo/
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https://www.warbotpoker.com/shop/sharkvador/
Now only 60e

Crypto or Paypal payment
Why would someone buy a bot profile? I am just curious. If a real player is not in a table then where is the excitement of the game? Is it even allowed to use bot?
😂 Lol, I guess for many gamblers, or most gamblers actually, gambling on any game, playing poker or whatever is not about excitement but about making money, and also look at the convinience this could give the gambler; where he or she can focus on doing other things while the bot is there playing and possibly, or potentially making money for him, this is if the bot is good at the game by the way.

So, in essence, I think there are more than a million reasons why a serious hardcore gambler may or might need one of those bots, but the big question I think should be, how genuine is the op? How sure is the gambler that this bots works, and like you also asked or stated, are bots even allowed to be used on a poker table by casinos?

To the last question, I might attempt to answer, and my answer will be "maybe yes", and reason is, if this bots are developed, then it possibly means that their use may be allowed on and by some casinos, but on the other hand, I will still advise prospective buyers to first find out from their respective casinos if bots like this are allowed, to avoid wasting money on stuffs that aren't usable.


There are people who just want to win, they don't even want to have fun, they just want money whatever, so if a robot can give them money that's the idea for them, but it's like Royse says, there's nothing good about doing something like that, the fun ends, For that reason, it is important that they get to work and that way they are paid for what they do and do not act in an unfair way, because putting a robot to play poker is something that is not well regarded, I see it as cheating, Because it is not fair that things like that are done, I say that every time something like that is done, they should penalize it.


Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: AB de Royse777 on May 14, 2024, 12:15:32 PM
I say that every time something like that is done, they should penalize it.
I guess when a house can detect bot they ban the account at least to keep the integrity of the game is necessary but it obvious that detecting bot is not an easy job. The industry is becoming smarter as the days going.


Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: Mrbluntzy on May 14, 2024, 12:48:08 PM
You need to tell us what does this bot do OP because not all of the people here don't know what bot are you exactly talking about, it's probably in your best interest to tell us what because it's going to be a big deal for your "business" that people would know something about what they've paid for, this is the first that I've heard of bot profile though, is this like those bot accounts that are commenting some generic stuff on the YouTube's comment sections? Because that's what I'm implying this bot is.

For those who are familiar with poker and perhaps those that are very good in playing poker, they already know what this bot is used for. Who ever is not familiar with poker can not purchase this bot because they don't know how it's operated.

@Maus0728, I love your point, it clearly states that the OP did not present this topic so well for the target audience he is looking for. Also he is a newbies and I wonder how people can trust this thing though.

Also, after I read this topic I did not really know what the OP was talking about in the case of the poker bot but thanks to Poker player who took his time to explain it.



Well, I'll sum it up for you. If you buy or program several bots (and you don't get caught) you can make a lot of money with no more effort or investment than the initial one. At the beginning the bots were very rudimentary and people like me who know how to play the game were able to win easily (the bots were only able to beat recreational players, also called "fish").

But they have been improving more and more, and with the use of AI I imagine that they are more and more indistinguishable from a good flesh and blood player.

So, if you buy or program several good bots you can make a lot of money. It would be something like being able to program several undetectable AIs that run Bitcointalk accounts and join signature campaigns.

As for whether it is popular, poker is becoming less and less popular. It boomed when Chris Monemaker, then an amateur, won the WSoP main event in 2003. His story became popular and made a lot of amateurs try it.

From then until Black Friday poker in 2011 the boom in popularity continued, and from then on it clearly declined. Regulations were introduced, with their taxes, which caused the houses to charge more rake and give less rakeback. Poker schools also became more popular, so the overall level went up and it became harder and harder to win. This made recreational players enjoy it less and less and look for other games, just as the houses themselves also encouraged them to try them. Even Pokerstars introduced casino games, something unthinkable in the golden age of poker.

The thing is that the houses prefer casino games because everyone is a net loser in the long run, while in poker, although the houses collect money from the commissions, the winning players withdraw money from the system, and they don't like that.

In online poker emotions do not matter. Those of us who play to win money try to stay away from them, and those who get carried away by emotions are fewer and fewer (especially compared to the golden era).



Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: FatFork on May 15, 2024, 06:01:27 AM
To the last question, I might attempt to answer, and my answer will be "maybe yes", and reason is, if this bots are developed, then it possibly means that their use may be allowed on and by some casinos, but on the other hand, I will still advise prospective buyers to first find out from their respective casinos if bots like this are allowed, to avoid wasting money on stuffs that aren't usable.

From what I know, trying to use bots on gambling sites is  a surefire way to get your account banned! The casinos have sophisticated programs to catch that kind of thing right quick.

But, what do I know? Maybe you're onto something and  could be there's some online casino wonderland where bots can run free without getting the boot. Although even then, gotta watch your back.  Those bot sellers might not have your best interests at heart.  But like I said this ain't my area of expertise.  Just thought Id offer my two sats on the situation.


Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: davis196 on May 15, 2024, 07:00:34 AM

Why would someone buy a bot profile? I am just curious. If a real player is not in a table then where is the excitement of the game? Is it even allowed to use bot?

Maybe some people think that a bot, that is programmed to play poker would bring them consistent money. ;D
So far, I have never seen a successful poker bot. Maybe OP is going to be the first guy in the world to solve poker by creating a poker bot, that wins consistently. ;D The global gambling industry is about to be ruined by bots and AI, I guess. ;D
I'm surprised that this forum thread hasn't been deleted. What if OP is simply scamming his buyers by selling them a fake "poker bot"?
Such forum thread is somewhat related to gambling, but I think that it should be moved to the Marketplace section of Bitcointalk.


Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: AB de Royse777 on May 15, 2024, 10:29:18 AM
I'm surprised that this forum thread hasn't been deleted. What if OP is simply scamming his buyers by selling them a fake "poker bot"?
The forum does not moderate any scam even when a topic looks like obvious scam. Moving it to the marketplace seems very logical BTW.


Title: Re: Poker bot profiles
Post by: bettercrypto on May 15, 2024, 10:03:16 PM
Poker profiles using bots? first time to read something like this for sale. What is there in the poker profile to buy it? Does it have value? I would still believe that the so-called data privacy information has value, but the poker profile will be sold. I don't see any value in the thing that you are selling it for.

Sorry, OP, but you can't think of anything to sell, so whatever I can think of, Do you think using AI bot it can give an assurance for the players to win all the time? I didn't open the link because I just based my answer on the title you made.