PR: Poker Bots Consistently Win Online Poker Games by Cheating

[Casinomeister]

Poker Bots Consistently Win Online Poker Games by Cheating

CasinoRobots.com today announced Poker Robot Collusion Edition for Microsoft Windows, an intelligent software robot capable of consistently winning games of Texas Hold'Em Poker at popular online Poker Rooms. Poker Robot Collusion Edition can automatically and simultaneously play in up to nine of the ten seats available per game, for real money, using a strategy advocated by a nine-time World Champion of Poker. No knowledge or experience of Poker is required.

Peterborough, Cambridgeshire (PRWEB) February 28 2005 -- CasinoRobots.com today announced Poker Robot Collusion Edition for Microsoft Windows, an intelligent software robot capable of consistently winning games of Texas Hold'Em Poker at popular online Poker Rooms. Poker Robot Collusion Edition is able to automatically and simultaneously play in up to nine of the ten seats available per game, for real money, using a strategy advocated by a nine-time World Champion of Poker. This combination of statistically sound strategy and awareness of nine of the ten hands in play inevitably results in consistent wins for the robot Poker players. No knowledge or experience of Poker is required. However, if the user wishes to play in multiple seats themselves they can manually override the robot player decisions with the click of a mouse button. Users can also alter the rank of hands played, the types of table to be selected and the duration of play. The progress of each game session is displayed and updated in real-time. Poker Robot Collusion Edition also draws upon the analytical capabilities of Poker Trainer, our comprehensive Texas Hold'Em Poker odds calculator and opponent analysis tool.

An estimated US$180 million is wagered at online Poker tables every day. Players appear to be unaware that it is possible to cheat at online Poker and many may already be losing their money to collusion and/or robot Poker players. Our software demonstrates that online Poker Rooms are unable to prevent collusion. Whilst it may on occasion be suspected, it remains impossible to prove that collusion has occurred.

Availability and Pricing
Poker Robot Collusion Edition is available in two-player and nine-player versions. Poker Trainer is available immediately. Single user licences can be purchased including unlimited technical support and free program updates. Pricing is available at http://www.CasinoRobots.com/

About CasinoRobots.com
CasinoRobots.com develops intelligent software agents capable of playing Blackjack, Poker and Roulette at popular online Poker Rooms and Casinos.

For additional information please visit http://www.CasinoRobots.com/

http://www.emediawire.com/releases/2005/2/emw213196.htm

[MeMeMeMeMe]

Casinomeister, surely you are not condoning poker robots?

[eek]

I wonder if its mere coincidence that the only place the BJ robot is configured for is CON.

Collusion in poker is an old problem, its not like you can get away with nine ip conns coming from the same area on a ten player table.

[Casinomeister]

Originally Posted by MeMeMeMeMe

Casinomeister, surely you are not condoning poker robots?

It's a press release.

[MeMeMeMeMe]

I'm not going to make a big deal out of this and I promise this will be my last post on this subject.

This is your site and I respect your right to post whatever you like on it. It just seems to me that since you have chosen to publish this company's press release then that could be interpreted as you condoning the use of their products.

[Casinomeister]

Originally Posted by MeMeMeMeMe

I'm not going to make a big deal out of this and I promise this will be my last post on this subject.

This is your site and I respect your right to post whatever you like on it. It just seems to me that since you have chosen to publish this company's press release then that could be interpreted as you condoning the use of their products.

No, it's news. It's a Press Release about an issue that affects this industry - primarily poker - that's why it's in the poker section

I'm not condoning robots, or cheating players, or whatever; I'm presenting information and directing you to the source.

[m249a]

"If I could design a computer program to play my money online, this is the way I would program it."

Phil Hellmuth Jr., seven-time winner of the World Series of Poker.


I didn't know anybody won the WSOP 7 times....did I miss something?

[Mugwump]

Actually he's won 9 times, according to his website.

Although the most widely known event of the WSOP is the no-limit hold 'em championship event, there are also several other events held at binions during the same month that are also included in the WSOP. Phil has 'only' won the championship event once.

See this page for this years events:
http://www.cardplayer.com/poker_tour...il.php?t_id=32
However, since casinorobots has gotten this relatively simple piece of information wrong, perhaps they made up the quote. If so, lets hope that he sues their pants off.

[m249a]

Originally Posted by Mugwump

Actually he's won 9 times, according to his website.

Although the most widely known event of the WSOP is the no-limit hold 'em championship event, there are also several other events held at binions during the same month that are also included in the WSOP. Phil has 'only' won the championship event once.

See this page for this years events:
http://www.cardplayer.com/poker_tour...il.php?t_id=32
However, since casinorobots has gotten this relatively simple piece of information wrong, perhaps they made up the quote. If so, lets hope that he sues their pants off.

Ahhhh....yes yes yes.....I forgot about all the other events. Good call mugwump. And you are right, a glance at their site would lead someone to beleive that he was intrical in the creation of this so-called bot.

I am seriously considering purchasing it to see if it works.

Another funny quote on their site was the one asking about affiliate programs. Now as long as the poker room pays a flat rate for banner space, well then I guess it would be ok to advertise for both. But for people like me that rely on that elusive 30% of losses......well affiliated with something like that (assuming of course that it works) might not be such a good idea. I can see the balance sheet now...........I would end up owing the aff program money lol.

[swampwitch]

Mark, I will really have to do something drastic to you if you even THINK about joining that affiliate program and putting banners for it you-know-where.
If poker sites don't already have a no robot rule, they will implement one now. Then there will bunches of little inbred morons posting here and elsewhere about how they got cheated out of their winnings after the poker sites figure out how to spot the robot.