From what I have read and from some prominent poker players, there may be that possibility. After all, the website doesn't mind that many cash in as long as they get something to because a company needs to have profit to be thrive and survive. It is just that acceptance bc, otherwise, maybe some places we are accustomed to play may go under and we lose our bankroll. I'm sure it may happened over these many years. Thankfully CC offers us so much which gives us more opportunities to play, whether for money, knowledge and/or love of the game itself.
Just google poker bots and you will see!!
Probably they still exist, and the poker sites themselves periodically make statements that bots exist. The main thing is not to dwell on this issue, but to play your game and learn.
Yes, they are real, they exist before online poker.
dominisantus said:
This is very much true. A bot is just a computer program player poker, and while they have gotten pretty good, its not like, they can massively beat good human players, who are trying to play in a balanced way. And even if you are not the best player in a game, you can still win, if other players are significantly worse than you.
So just focus on developing your fundamentals and on finding soft games, and dont worry to much about, weather the good players in your game are using forbidden software or not. This is something for site security to deal with, but of course you should give them a tip, if you feel, you have really solid evidence.
Yes, very sad to know that you may be playing poker against a bot, you lose the essence of the game .. but it is the reality where people want to take advantage and benefit from playing fair in this life .. so the greed of using bots in the game ?? if you don't want to play poker, do something else in life, but programming robots to play with other people is ridiculous !![emoji19][emoji453][emoji41]
Considering they now have computers that can beat a master at chess (which was once thought impossible) I would imagine that a well programmed bot could do above average. They also use bots for stock market buying and selling. As someone with an interest in computer programming I recently had an article appear in my news feed about writing a stock market bot. It's an interesting subject. I would be interested to see how a poker bot could do against a real person. In Super System, Doyle posits that a computer will never be as good as a person. But a lot has changed since his era. They even now have text bots that respond and act like a regular person and you wouldn't even realize you're chatting with a bot.
Yeah neural net chatbots can appear to be more human than the likes of ones a decade ago but the best a bot can do is play a game perfectly with the information it has using current game theory. It's possible I suppose if you have enough processing power you can have a bot that learns how its opponents play and work around that but it would require time and money and still never be as good as a human.Captain Harlock said:
Pomf123 said:
This is an interesting article on the subject: https://www.casino.org/blog/poker-bots-explained/
