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Message: [QUOTE="slycbnew, post: 1516016, member: 43467"] PLEASE DON'T SHOUT. ;) Don't worry about whether there are bot programs. Think about it like this - poker is a game of incomplete information. The most difficult players to play against are the ones where it's very difficult to tell what they have. As an example, you raise preflop utg with AA and get called by the button. Flop is Th8h2c. You cbet, button raises. Some players you can confidently put on two pair or a set and have an easy fold. Other players will have a lot of draws in their range. Finally, some players will have strong hands like sets, strong draws, and complete and total air in this spot. Who's the easiest to play against? Now, imagine an opponent that generally is very predictable, like a bot. How tough is it to play against him? If it's very difficult to play against him, start studying how to play. [/QUOTE]