I'm not a bot if....

[monkeytilter]

If I'm only playing 48 zoom tables simultaneously

I (coincidently) have a version number and release date in my screen name

 

[Poker_Mike]

My understanding is that the person who owns/runs the BOT can jump in and take over whenever they choose to.

OK.

But how often would an owner "jump in" just to throw some animations and then allow the bot to play again?

 

[tihomir_kula]

I often use my action time as a weapon.

 

[sibkaz]

I'm not a bot if I'm playing drunk and discussing politics)))

 

[oskarsbaumanis2]

When there are multiple bots at the same table who are working together, it might be a problem.

We can't do anything if this happens, we can only accept or refuse, etc.

 

[Dzill_230]

Hello everyone. I simplify this question for myself a bit: I also do or don’t do from the list, but what difference does it make who you lost or won the pot to, a person or a bot (behind which there is still a person)? Sometimes, realizing that an unskilled player wins against you on such a board with a trash hand feels more frustrating than the thought of playing against a bot.

 

[Poker Orifice]

OK.

But how often would an owner "jump in" just to throw some animations and then allow the bot to play again?

In the past (I'm not that familiar with today's BOTS... or even bots of yesteryear), players were able to take over for the BOT during play (so.. they could put it on auto play... but then they could supercede it and jump in to play their account themselves (& then click it back over to BOT mode awhile later).
Yah so nothing about jumping in to toss some emojis about.

 

[Poker Orifice]

I don't make any of those plays (because they are all bad) and I am not a bot.

I wrote those points to suggest that those would NOT be a BOT. Whether or not you play in accordance to this doesn't mean you're a BOT obviously. I was just showing what one could assume would NOT be a BOT. (some members seem to think that BOTS play poorly, and they're good at hitting miracle cards)

 

[Poker Orifice]

Sometimes, realizing that an unskilled player wins against you on such a board with a trash hand feels more frustrating than the thought of playing against a bot.

It shouldn't. In reality we should hope that all of our losses are in spots where the FISH (bad player with 'trash hand') has just gotten lucky against us. (much more so than being outplayed by a good player.. or even by being COOLERED). Not sure if I need to explain why?

 

[10gerka]

There are many things that detect if you are really playing against a bot, but the first thing to mention, the bots are in the big games, playing at the highest levels of poker.