Bots found online massiv Union ClubGG

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Don’t have the owner of massiv’s contact. Seems through individual research on botting teams and groups, they work with a club on massiv titled “onetimepoker” club 474397. In which they get 60% rake back and pay the owner of the club 50% of the profits and have been operating for a year. Weird seeing as massiv has boasted “best bot protection of any union”. Makes you wonder…

Don’t play on ClubGG kids. Stay in person.
 

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These bots are available in every room.
 
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yuya said:
I didn't know about ClubGG
is it related to GGPoker?


No, they may run similar software, but the player pool is vastly different.
 
i played 1 Tourney on ClubGG..and won around 10$...i never received the money, even after talking to the influencer who gave his name for the tourney..
 
gravii2011 said:
These bots are available in every room.
Sadly true.

I think PokerStars does the best job at detecting bots. But there are still some.

Additionally, there are different forms of RTA, which allow a human player to play like a bot.
 
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ClubGG is not meant for real money play. Everyone knows that.
Playing there for money is unnecessary extra risk, because GG network will not try to detect bots there as they do in GGpoker.
 
Every club owner will say there's no bots or collusion or cheating, but they knowingly keep accepting deposits while working with massiv to split profit and rakeback. An interesting way to put a slot machine in your house disguised as poker.
 
jsh169 said:
No, they may run similar software, but the player pool is vastly different.
It's related in the sense that GGPoker owns ClubGG and run it as both a sweepstakes model for US players giving out tickets to live wsop events and also a play money App. Also has the same RNG I believe. Should be secure from a platform standpoint but obviously game security is another beast,
 
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