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Originally Posted by Dwimmerlaike
Not sure what site you play on but heres the terms and conditions for Pokerstars
5.5EXTERNAL PLAYER ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS (EPA). PokerStars prohibits those External Player Assistance Programs ("EPA Programs”) which are designed to provide an “Unfair Advantage” to players. PokerStars defines “External” to mean computer software (other than that Software), and non-software-based databases or profiles (eg web sites and subscription services). PokerStars defines an “Unfair Advantage” as any instance in which a User accesses or compiles information on other players beyond that which the User has personally observed through the User’s own game play. We encourage you to read our Third Party Tools and Services FAQ.
So even if you could type in the details in time it would in violation of the agreement you agreed to. I suspect most sites will be the same.
Please explain how ICMizer "accesses or compiles information on other players beyond that which the User has personally observed through the User's own game play".
I'm not sure ICMizer is banned under this particular clause of the Ts and Cs. It may be banned in connection with the next clause, which bans artificial intelligence. It states:
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5.6AUTOMATIC PLAYERS (BOTS). The use of artificial intelligence including, without limitation, "robots" is strictly forbidden in connection with the Service. All actions taken in relation to the Service by a User must be executed personally by players through the user interface accessible by use of the Software.
If you read the
Third Party Tools & Services FAQ, you will see that ICMizer is in the list of software which is only permitted for use when the Pokerstars client is not running.
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Originally Posted by wscooby
How is this "rule" justified with so many players using HUDs?
Approved HUDs do not provide AI or use data from games the User has not played in.