Bot's network in MTT
06-15-2016
, 12:27 PM
06-15-2016
, 05:13 PM
06-15-2016
, 05:14 PM
I'm not a tourney player, but this bot thing interests me. So if anyone wants to throw a bit of insight my way it would be appreciated 
I gather from this thread that these bot-guided humans aren't playing well in certain situations [such as against a spewy player on tilt] & yet they're clearing some serious cash. Or are we seeing just the big winners from the group & the majority losers are undetected?
Is an ITM of around 20% optimal for example? Aren't these players exploitable even without one knowing they're playing to a script?
What is the major threat these bots pose? Is the threat to do with money extracted from the 'ecosystem'? But what if they're only slightly net winners [or losers even] as an entire group once one includes the undetected losers?
I gather from this thread that these bot-guided humans aren't playing well in certain situations [such as against a spewy player on tilt] & yet they're clearing some serious cash. Or are we seeing just the big winners from the group & the majority losers are undetected?
Is an ITM of around 20% optimal for example? Aren't these players exploitable even without one knowing they're playing to a script?
What is the major threat these bots pose? Is the threat to do with money extracted from the 'ecosystem'? But what if they're only slightly net winners [or losers even] as an entire group once one includes the undetected losers?
06-15-2016
, 06:40 PM
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I'm not a tourney player, but this bot thing interests me. So if anyone wants to throw a bit of insight my way it would be appreciated
I gather from this thread that these bot-guided humans aren't playing well in certain situations [such as against a spewy player on tilt] & yet they're clearing some serious cash. Or are we seeing just the big winners from the group & the majority losers are undetected?
Is an ITM of around 20% optimal for example? Aren't these players exploitable even without one knowing they're playing to a script?
What is the major threat these bots pose? Is the threat to do with money extracted from the 'ecosystem'? But what if they're only slightly net winners [or losers even] as an entire group once one includes the undetected losers?
I gather from this thread that these bot-guided humans aren't playing well in certain situations [such as against a spewy player on tilt] & yet they're clearing some serious cash. Or are we seeing just the big winners from the group & the majority losers are undetected?
Is an ITM of around 20% optimal for example? Aren't these players exploitable even without one knowing they're playing to a script?
What is the major threat these bots pose? Is the threat to do with money extracted from the 'ecosystem'? But what if they're only slightly net winners [or losers even] as an entire group once one includes the undetected losers?
06-15-2016
, 07:29 PM
06-15-2016
, 10:59 PM
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3.‘Signature’ playing style which is unorthodox/uncommon for regs:
- very high WWSF [>50%, several streets of bets with no equity in multiway pots, etc];
- ‘contradiction’ of preflop and postflop stats: have you ever seen human regs which are fighting for every postflop pot even with no equity (WWSF>50%, fold to c-bet < 40%) but still folding ±60% to 3bet and folding ±60% to steal? I think you haven’t (cause it’s impossible to find one).
If you bump at them at the table just go thru some of their hands with showdown to be sure that it’s not really usual game of regs.
3.‘Signature’ playing style which is unorthodox/uncommon for regs:
- very high WWSF [>50%, several streets of bets with no equity in multiway pots, etc];
- ‘contradiction’ of preflop and postflop stats: have you ever seen human regs which are fighting for every postflop pot even with no equity (WWSF>50%, fold to c-bet < 40%) but still folding ±60% to 3bet and folding ±60% to steal? I think you haven’t (cause it’s impossible to find one).
If you bump at them at the table just go thru some of their hands with showdown to be sure that it’s not really usual game of regs.
Do those kind of (?) maybe (?) look like cash game stats??
Maybe the bot was built to play cash ... and has people playing cash too?
06-16-2016
, 03:40 AM
keep reaching for the stars
06-16-2016
, 11:37 AM
06-16-2016
, 11:47 AM
could be wrong though...
06-16-2016
, 08:46 PM
