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Good.
So we have now established that because I don't think that anyone would sell a robot that could make 2.5-3BB/100 and believe that sites could do more to detect robots you have moved from thinking I wasn't a shill to thinking I'm sounding more and more like one.
I still couldn't care less but it provides an interesting insight into the inner workings of your 'mind'.
I haven't read the thread from this point but there are plenty of people selling bots that can beat cash games for 3 bb/100, but I've never seen anything winning above 50nl (I would say the current crop of 'mainstream' bots - that is, bots not dependent on specialist player/user knowledge - are stymied until pokertracker-smart bots are available - they can already table and player select, it can't be far off)
Anyway my point is that, in my experience, nobody who runs or writes bots is worried about sites cracking down because there are too many bots, it may seem logical but it doesn't happen.
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I now have read the thread and I'm pretty suprised that people aren't aware of the extent to which bots have infiltrated big poker sites. I've made a couple of pretty explicit posts about this before but nobody seems to care, which is weird. It's very easy to buy a $100 bot that will win you money on FT, at least in tournaments, completely undetected. (My pre-programmed bot freerolled into, and then cashed, in an FTOPs, for hundreds of dollars, with no help from me, I was probably in bed)
As you can imagine they go to great lengths to build stealth into the bots and in this regard they are pretty impressive. You don't need any computer skills to run the bot and it won't even show up in your task manager, nevermind appear on your screen. If you are somewhat savvy you can run accounts on multiple computers, VPNs etc, and evade detection with some very basic precautions.
Last edited by pkrjkr32; 04-06-2010 at 08:14 PM.