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Originally Posted by hAmThEkIlLeR
I think we differ in how “support” is defined.
I’ll grant that I doubt you can call up ACR customer service and receive tips on what to do if you’re having problems with your bot ring. But the bot site I linked does list ACR as being “loyal” to botters. That’s not a statement coming from ACR, that’s what the site says. Again, I will allow that the site does not say verbatim that ACR supports their product.
The statement on which much of this hinges is this one:
"Most of casinos that we support at the moment, are loyal"
ACR isn't mentioned. They don't say all of the casinos, they say most. Does most include ACR? Given how many feel ACR is handling bots, I understand why you believe it does. The other thing you mentioned, that I think is quite important, is "That’s not a statement coming from ACR, that’s what the site says". Yes, the botting site that is trying to sell their bot is saying that most casinos they support are loyal to bots. It may be true, but it should be remembered that they have a vested interest in having you believe that - they're trying to sell you a product. And when they make a vague statement like they are "loyal to bots", it's not really a statement you can clearly call them out on.
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Originally Posted by hAmThEkIlLeR
Where I disagree with you is I believe enabling=support.
Yes, we certainly do. When you say a site supports a bot, I believe that requires some action on their part. What I've seen described by many in this thread, if correct, is clearly enabling. Supporting? Not the way I understand the word.
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Originally Posted by hAmThEkIlLeR
A consistent lack of action against bots and bot rings in light of a preponderance of statistical evidence of suspect behavior implies enabling. The fact that a paid ACR rep on this very site has advised users on strategy against bots on ACR strongly implies enabling, at least to my simple mind.
Sure, I get where you're coming from here. It's certainly possible that the distinction, in this case, between enabling and support is a distinction without a difference.
And on that note, I think we've both made our points more clear and hopefully at least come to an understanding of each other's positions. I used some harsh words, because I believed you were badly misreading or misrepresenting what the site said - sorry if that came off as offensive. While I still don't entirely agree with your characterization of some of what the site is saying, I think I understand where you're coming from.