PROOF that pokerstars uses bots in their play money games. Pics included
12-02-2008
, 10:40 AM
12-02-2008
, 03:19 PM
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Look, I know you can block your screen name so you can't be tracked, but you have to do it manually. Seriously though, who blocks their selves so they cant be tracked in a play money game?? I request to search people all the time in play money and I am able to search every single one of them. That is quite a coincidence how all 4 who NEVER play and always show as "sitting out" have managed to request to have their screen name blocked.
To the person who said, you can register in more than 3 tourney's, that is true, BUT you cannot register for more than 3 play money sit and go's at a time! This one bot was registered in EIGHT at a time!!! Now how is that possible?
Like I said, these are maybe a few defective "filler" bots, they just left them how they were because they think no one at the play money tables would give it a second thought.
A block screen name feature is obviously in their favor. Tournaments are endless on pokerstars. If you see some odd or not normal game play from a player, chances are you wont be able to track that persons account because, you guessed it, it's a good possibility it's a pokerstars bot that has the advantage by seeing your whole cards and not making it too noticeable, which it will fold when it actually has you beat.
You don't know who these players are, or where they're located. Pokerstars headquarters is located on a remote island that has all the information, hand histories, etc. in their hands.
What people don't seem to understand is, like all major companies, they are a business only looking out for one person. THEMSELVES! They are in the business to make money by any means possible. If someone high up.. let's say a major computer geek who works there came to the person who runs pokerstars and presented him with an idea that he would see TONS more money and there would be NO chance or way the company could be caught, because they have everything in the vaults of their databases, do you honestly think they would turn down that huge amount of money? Dear God people, look at the company "Paypal". They're the largest online money merchant in the world. Everyone said they were honest, until they were sued by countless people illegally holding THEIR money so they could build up interest to put in the OWNERS pockets! Do you see the example? If they believe they can get away with it (which they did for a good long time) whats stopping them?
If you think the on average 150,000 accounts that log on to pokerstars everyday are all human, you sir are a fool.
To the person who said, you can register in more than 3 tourney's, that is true, BUT you cannot register for more than 3 play money sit and go's at a time! This one bot was registered in EIGHT at a time!!! Now how is that possible?
Like I said, these are maybe a few defective "filler" bots, they just left them how they were because they think no one at the play money tables would give it a second thought.
A block screen name feature is obviously in their favor. Tournaments are endless on pokerstars. If you see some odd or not normal game play from a player, chances are you wont be able to track that persons account because, you guessed it, it's a good possibility it's a pokerstars bot that has the advantage by seeing your whole cards and not making it too noticeable, which it will fold when it actually has you beat.
You don't know who these players are, or where they're located. Pokerstars headquarters is located on a remote island that has all the information, hand histories, etc. in their hands.
What people don't seem to understand is, like all major companies, they are a business only looking out for one person. THEMSELVES! They are in the business to make money by any means possible. If someone high up.. let's say a major computer geek who works there came to the person who runs pokerstars and presented him with an idea that he would see TONS more money and there would be NO chance or way the company could be caught, because they have everything in the vaults of their databases, do you honestly think they would turn down that huge amount of money? Dear God people, look at the company "Paypal". They're the largest online money merchant in the world. Everyone said they were honest, until they were sued by countless people illegally holding THEIR money so they could build up interest to put in the OWNERS pockets! Do you see the example? If they believe they can get away with it (which they did for a good long time) whats stopping them?
If you think the on average 150,000 accounts that log on to pokerstars everyday are all human, you sir are a fool.
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12-02-2008
, 05:29 PM
12-04-2008
, 08:16 PM
12-04-2008
, 08:46 PM
HERE'S YOU'RE PROOF OP
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12-04-2008
, 09:10 PM
12-05-2008
, 01:25 AM
