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Originally Posted by majkderN
bloodywolf returned with new account - benjaminFr
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Originally Posted by Oladipo
LOL
Mike make sure this is forwarded to the security team, it’s true.
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Originally Posted by NINzent
Why do you think so?
Anyone knows benjaminFrs location?
I think it's probably him too. There are lots of similarities between BenjaminFr and bloodywolf. Russian account, similar play-style with similar bet sizes, betting frequencies and opening ranges.
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Originally Posted by loliwin34
I have chosen to pull my roll off betonline, the fkn bots are ridiculous,, they almost seem to be superusers too when I catch 2 pair and im gonna check riase all in they check behind AJ top pair top kick and stuff like that, and seem to know wtf habd I have, the last straw was the bot checking back the river on a 3 club flop then I turn the Q and I have QQ this is a 3 bet pot and I check and he just ships it all in so its K Q 3 clubs so there like and he has Q T of clubs flopped the flush
I sound like a fkn fish or something I used to crush 3-6 and 5T on merge for 30 buyins a month and now im getting crushed at fkn 25nl by bots, I cant hit any fkn draws and when I do they get reoutdrawn making me feel fkn insane im done with chico for now going to bovada
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Originally Posted by loliwin34
i suggest everyone pull off and boycott the site, letting bots rape all the 6 max tables and 10 its just no good for anyone why did they have to allow this, i loved chico
I can totally sympathize with your frustration. I've played a lot of hands with them and lost a lot of money to them in total. It's a real shame that the network either allows them or are too incompetent to consistently prevent, remove and deter them from returning.
I can almost guarantee you that they are not super users and are actually exploitable to a certain degree. First of all, very few of them play 500NL+. Even with the ones that do occasionally play those stakes, I have not seen any of them winning over any decent sample size. Some of the ones that play lower stakes actually do maintain solid winrates for their stakes.
I have and do worry about potential card-sharing between the bots when there are multiple bots at a table. I have no proof that they do, but I have seen them show up with much stranger hands at showdown than when it's only one at a table.
I'm sorry to hear that you're leaving, but I certainly can't fault you for it. I hope you run well with the software over at Bovada!
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Originally Posted by DivineGlory
It encourages more botting. Especially as word continues to spread how EASY it is to do on this particular network and go unpunished. They'll also be able to profit more with their under the table rakeback deals with their affiliates. Lets be transparent, most of us have heard about these deals.
Additionally, it will make it easier for multi-usering single accounts to rake in big profits from the iron man, and high hand leader-board promos.
But I digress.
I know it sounds counter-intuitive, but I'm not sure it does encourage more botting. Like I mentioned, none of the bots were regularly playing 8 tables when that was the cap. Several of them could be found only playing a few tables at a time. I have no reason to believe that increasing the table cap would increase the amount of tables that they play on simultaneously. I would have to see it first.
I'm pretty sure most of the botting community are already aware of how this network operates. It's not so much the publicly sold bots I'm worried about. Over the last year the publicly sold bots all raised their potential risk level for playing on this network. I'm fairly confident that the most common cash game bots on this network are all coming from one private group operating out of Russia and/or Eastern Europe.
I think your concerns about a table cap increase and the rakeback affect definitely has merit, but my concern would be mostly with an increase in legit rakeback grinders filling the tables rather than bots. There's been a pretty good amount of them on this network for a while now. They're actually the type of players most often accused of botting by unaware new players since they often assume bots are likely to play lots of tables, play tight and always show up with the nuts.
I can also agree that it would increase the difficulty for most players trying to place higher in the rake races if they're competing against a shared account playing in shifts, but it's not like it's not already nearly impossible to beat that without teotecan's super-human abilities, if he's to be believed.
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Originally Posted by maberr5322
I'm no poker is rigged guy or conspiracy theorist, but I had almost every hand like this yesterday. Mind you the day before I was up 12 buy ins. One hand that really sticks out was against 2blong suspected bots. I have AQ spades gets like 5 bet pre which is normal with these 2 I'm stuck in the middle of them. Flip K high 2 spades turn K spades I have nut flush. Both bots have me covered they're sitting with 4 buy ins a piece I have 2. I get all my money in. They stop raising, river double pairs the board with a 2. Bots go check check show k4 offsuit and red k8. To my AQ spades. This was 5 bet preflop then raised 3 more times on the turn until all my money was in. Both players made full houses on river but go check check?
I wish I had hand history I was on my phone at the time. It was such blatant collusion.
Do you mind posting the hand history here? That totally sounds like collusion and should be investigated.
Last edited by MCAChiTown; 02-22-2020 at 09:16 AM.