Use old computer on Autopilot ;)

Im telling you, Poker bots....
Here are graphs of the poker bot playing hands and making money consistently:

Which of their bots do you recommend? I'm guessing Omaha 8 would be most effective.
 
I've tryed that bot today and it lost all my money. It raises the bet and next round it folds. Does it make any sense?
 
I was very skeptical of the poker bot thing -- until I realized what kind of stakes we're talking about. It's microstakes -- like 1 cent/2 cent, no limit, $2 max buy in.

Basically, the people playing at that level are brand new beginners, regulars having some fun and playing crazy, or bots. So it's not surprising that there are bots available that can beat that game.

Obviously, it's not going to be a huge amount of money, but from what I've seen, with rakeback and bonuses, you can make at least a few dollars a day, consistently. For each instance of the bot. You could run several instances, rotating between poker rooms. Some (most?) rooms will allow multiple accounts per household, as long as they are real people. Some people have small bot farms, playing 6 tables at a time at 2 or 3 poker rooms. The money can add up.

For the poker rooms, it's a balancing act. The real threat is colluding bots. Apparently there are some rooms that look the other way for certain bots (that I'm guessing they are confident can not collude.) In poker, winners are still creating more revenue for the house.
 
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I've tryed that bot today and it lost all my money. It raises the bet and next round it folds. Does it make any sense?

Make sure you have all of the settings correct
make sure you are playing a low stakes game
It will never go all in unless your chance of winning is over 90%
(it will go all in if you have it on a more aggressive mode)
 
I was very skeptical of the poker bot thing -- until I realized what kind of stakes we're talking about. It's microstakes -- like 1 cent/2 cent, no limit, $2 max buy in.

Basically, the people playing at that level are brand new beginners, regulars having some fun and playing crazy, or bots. So it's not surprising that there are bots available that can beat that game.

Obviously, it's not going to be a huge amount of money, but from what I've seen, with rakeback and bonuses, you can make at least a few dollars a day, consistently. For each instance of the bot. You could run several instances, rotating between poker rooms. Some (most?) rooms will allow multiple accounts per household, as long as they are real people. Some people have small bot farms, playing 6 tables at a time at 2 or 3 poker rooms. The money can add up.

For the poker rooms, it's a balancing act. The real threat is colluding bots. Apparently there are some rooms that look the other way for certain bots (that I'm guessing they are confident can not collude.) In poker, winners are still creating more revenue for the house.


I run about 6 instances of this bot all in the same poker site :)
24-7-365
 
I run about 6 instances of this bot all in the same poker site :)
24-7-365

6 instances? Or 1 bot playing 6 tables? If 6 instances, are you doing it through virtual machines? Proxies? Thanks.
 
lol at poker bots. when you actually play poker it's really easy to find out how someone or something is likely to play particular hands and exploit it. you are also fighting the rake and what is known as variance (running poorly or bad luck). With poker regardless of what limits or games you play it is possible to play perfectly and not see a profit for thousands of hands.
 
Would someone be willing to share a good and possibly free pokerbot here?
 
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