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Originally Posted by DMoogle
This would show up in an EV tool, as the non-designated accounts are not getting the cards they need as often as the designated accounts are, and are thus winning less than their share.
No, it wouldn’t show up. Would the EV value change if the Oxford university mathematics faculty enters in the game and the number of winners would increase? Obviously not. Likewise the EV value remains the same if the number of winners increase because of the bot software accounts.
Increasing the number of winner should not relates to the EV value, and that’s all I am suggesting: the sites increases the number of winners by deploying the cash sucker bot software accounts.
90% of the players (like myself) just simply can’t play poker, making bad, irrational decisions at the end of the tournament, when the chips count over 70,000 we just can’t handle the pressure, pushing all in the worst possible time, etc. – we recreational players are the habitual losers of the online poker community. We are perfectly capable to lose with AA when KK or three suited cards is on the flop, because we don’t pay attention that KK or three suited cards on the flop, pushing the whole f...g thing in and just going down by nature. Doesn’t matter what the odds are, f...k the EV - whatever analytical value is there we are going to lose. We are just simply lack of the skills (certain type of quickness, risk assessment, mental strength, etc) that makes a player winner. In other hand 10% of the players are the winners. They can play and regardless of odds and EV tool they will manage to be on the final table and be the winner in long term. The winning and losing a pretty much settled down thing in poker – increasing the number of winners by 1% with bot accounts is nothing to do with EV value.
So, if the poker site increases the winner group by 1% by in order to get additional share from the 90% habitual loser’s contribution to the Israeli-Russian PS mafia wealth by deploying winner bot accounts, in my opinion has no relevance to EV. 90% of the player would lose and the 10% winner would win anyway, regardless of cards. The distribution of AA, KK, QQ, etc remains the same (random) and complies with the statistical expectation and only the winner account will be different in certain cases.
This simple explanation I believe disprove the java-developer-millionhand-analyser spadebidder theory
that only the increased number of players can generate extra revenue for the site. It is pretty obvious that malicious software components, distributing winning cards to designated account can increase site revenue as well.
I am pretty sure the Israeli-Russian PS mafia is not going to miss using this very simple software trick that requires about 500 lines of modifcation in their software source in order to take out an extra $250,000 a day.
They can do it without risk, because the industry is unregulated, uncontrolled by the government, their system has never been fully audited, their system at offshore anyway outside of the control of gaming authority, the regulation driven policies are not enforced.
You guys here just either don’t understand how criminal mind takes advantage of certain situations, how software works, you are naive or get a little paid for what are you doing here. I can’t see other reasons you blindly defend the PS and TF mafia.