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Old 07-16-2010, 10:22 PM   #151
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Re: Suspected Botter on Pokerstars

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This study contains more than just the broad statistics like VPIP and PFR.

What kind of a chart would have detailed postflop actions incorporated into it to account for all of the different situations involved that would produce almost identical statistics of players who just happened to be moving up and down stakes together?
Those were all SS right?

After you raised preflop bet the flop always then:

1) go all in with TP or overpair
2) fold with less
3) keep betting with TP or overpair if called on flop


Anyway it makes much more sense to use a bot for it then a stable of horses that can steal, misclick, screw up or get independent.
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Old 07-16-2010, 10:23 PM   #152
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Re: Suspected Botter on Pokerstars

MB,

They're either not colluding or they're intentionally taking a % of flips to try and fool anyone watching as they do get it in with each other if they have premium holdings. I've seen 2 way and 3 way AIPF (2 bots, one victim -- victim sucked out and won).

My best guess at this point would be single human multiaccounter/botter that didn't implement any table avoidance or account avoidance logic to avoid detection. Flipping with yourself with Supernova rakeback on < 1% of hands is a very very small loss to take for $10k+/mth in profits (tables profits plus RB over all accounts).
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Old 07-16-2010, 10:24 PM   #153
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Re: Suspected Botter on Pokerstars

I programmed a winning bot in 2001 in VB. I never advanced passed VB nor worried much about CS stuff. It was never more than a laugh for me, but I know many other bot writers. I know people who have worked with all the major sites, and have implemented schemes to drive traffic.

Although I would immediately discount any response saying they don't ever use bots (they definitely don't deserve as much respect for there integrity as the zoo gives them), in this case I find unlikely it is Stars directly behind this.

I don't think it is actually humans follow a system either, these systems run by syndicates tend to run smaller in scale (4-5 people maximum).
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Old 07-16-2010, 10:25 PM   #154
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Re: Suspected Botter on Pokerstars

Imagine how many singular bots are out there pwning souls and having sex with such luscious N sexy FPPs.
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Old 07-16-2010, 10:26 PM   #155
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Re: Suspected Botter on Pokerstars

PokerStars security HQ and supercomputer server room:

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Old 07-16-2010, 10:26 PM   #156
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Re: Suspected Botter on Pokerstars

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I'm sorry, it was not my intention to upset you all... rather ease your mind a bit, even though it didn't look like.

I'm a very big poker fan myself, and playing online a lot... lost about a month income playing at PS over a year WITHOUT knowing about rake... but I don't mind, I think it's all part of a learning experience.

Because I noticed whole bunch of players playing at at least 8 tables the same way over and over again, folding to any bet if they didn't hit a flop, never even slow playing or bluffing, got suspicious too...

So I started to try to tag them and outsmart them with calling a lot with every type of card and make them fold with blufs. It started to work after a while, but mostly until a draw-dead or bad-beat. (which I found out is quite the style of new school playing, except for the draw-deads and bad-beats )

But in fact I think they really contribute in showing the usual old school play to the newbies (like I was 1 year ago and actually still am). And besides that, I remember when I was playing with a lot of fish at a table, the better players really got irritated by the bad play anyway...

It's just like playing against people, but they're more consistent, see them as a layer between the fish and the advanced players.
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Old 07-16-2010, 10:27 PM   #157
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Re: Suspected Botter on Pokerstars

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The solution to end PTR. Finally.

Disagree.


PTR's independence has allowed for us to catch Furbean/fua__, Nick Grudzien/LittleZen, Chinese DON teams, these individuals.


PTR also helped to exonerate Cookiemd.


Last thing we need is for PTR to be bought out by a big pokersite.
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Old 07-16-2010, 10:27 PM   #158
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Wins thread.

There was a time they offered phone support to their most elite clients, but then they got so big I wonder how elite you have to be. Most of the people who would qualify know customer support agents personally anyway.

I caught a cheating ring on Party not too long ago, and it sure was nice to speak to the head of security after calling only once, and to be called back within the hour.
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Old 07-16-2010, 10:29 PM   #159
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Re: Suspected Botter on Pokerstars

In before a Stars rep says something brief, vague, and diplomatic.

Spoiler:
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Old 07-16-2010, 10:29 PM   #160
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Old 07-16-2010, 10:29 PM   #161
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Disagree.


PTR's independence has allowed for us to catch Furbean/fua__, Nick Grudzien/LittleZen, Chinese DON teams, these individuals.


PTR also helped to exonerate Cookiemd.


Last thing we need is for PTR to be bought out by a big pokersite.
LOL it was a joke. Besides, the key to the joke is they are working for said big poker site in their security department.
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Old 07-16-2010, 10:31 PM   #162
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Re: Suspected Botter on Pokerstars

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Those were all SS right?

After you raised preflop bet the flop always then:

1) go all in with TP or overpair
2) fold with less
3) keep betting with TP or overpair if called on flop


Anyway it makes much more sense to use a bot for it then a stable of horses that can steal, misclick, screw up or get independent.
Yeah, but a very significant stat was from the BB in limped pots where they would always either bet/fold with garbage or shove with a made hand... Their fold to flopraise was 100% in that spot....

http://www.pokertableratings.com/blo...n-poker-stars/
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Old 07-16-2010, 10:32 PM   #163
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TThe OP emailed us; a poker specialist reviewed for collusion, looked at hand histories, and found no indication of this. T.
collusion at the tables is not the allegation here
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Old 07-16-2010, 10:32 PM   #164
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Re: Suspected Botter on Pokerstars

Thats the biggest problem with ratholing 20bb stacks. You dont need to be smart, only disciplined to make 120k a year.

edit: lol thread is going to fast to nonqoute respond =]
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Old 07-16-2010, 10:32 PM   #165
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Re: Suspected Botter on Pokerstars

"Unique Betting Pattern
Another damning piece of evidence is that each of these accounts exhibits a very unique and easily verifiable betting pattern. When they’re in the big blind in an un-raised pot (limpers only) and it’s checked to them on the flop, they will either shove all-in or bluff by making a non all-in bet. If the bot’s bet is called or raised, the bot will always fold to any further aggression."

join every table with them you can before they get permabanned ldo
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