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Originally Posted by ranka
Your initital comment/thought sounds like you are laughing on guys, who think that they can buy a winning bot. It's wrong - everyone can buy - just use Google.
Usually bot owners give introductions how to mask your bot and lower risk to get caught, and if you are regular reader on private bot forums, then you know, that there are some pokerrooms, which are quite liberal about botting.
I really don't know how my post could give that impression, but hopefully my reply has cleared that up for you.
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Originally Posted by ShutDownBovada
^^ this is what i was getting at. The s/n was just to get attention. I really don't care if my s/n or thread gets taken down. I will not be posting here again anyway. I just wanted to bring attention to the fact that Bovada is fully aware that bots play on the site, but don't do anything about it, because they don't care where the rake comes from. But it makes you think, if they allow bots (winning bots, losing bots, break even bots, pope bots, botswana whatever) even though their terms strictly "forbid" it, what other shady crap will they allow? Who gives a crap if most bots lose money??? They act like they advocate safe and fair play and adhere to the terms that they set out, but clearly they don't. When I emailed Bovada about this first they gave me the cut n paste answers from their Terms page. When I replied they played dumb saying "we do no use bots to play against our player" no crap, that isn't what i was getting at. I guess I am pathetic for creating an account on here, but I know that 2+2 is a highly read forum and thought this would be a good place to get the word out. I will never put another dime on that (or any other) online site again and maybe someone who was curious about playing there will think twice.
I have no problem with you raising your concerns - it's the bolded that I think is over the top, especially given that you are continuing to repeat it despite some of the replies you've received.
Please tell me if I've misunderstood something - bot maker tells you Bodog ignores bots, Bodog denies that, and you've decided to take the bot maker's word as 100% gospel. This in spite of the fact that you believe these bots make most of their money from rakeback, and as you've been told, Bodog doesn't offer rakeback.
Bodog might do a terrible job with bots, or they might do a great job. IDK either way, but I'd suggest doing some more reading on the subject before jumping to conclusions. If the idea of bots playing on poker sites is relatively new to you, you definitely should do some reading - we've had threads about bots for years. The only network I can recall having a fairly universally bad reputation for failing to clean up bots is iPoker; not sure if that's changed in the years since threads about them were more prevalent.
Cliffs: Bots are out there - educate yourself before making assumptions. A botting forum may not be the most impartial source of information.