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AncientPC
12-22-2004, 04:10 PM
I was wondering what you guys thought about botting against casinos to clear bonuses on the BJ tables or something like that.

1) You're up against the casino where there is a HA. Long term online BJ is -EV without bonuses.

2) It's basically like the autoplay on the old Microgaming BJ tables.

3) It's to simplify the frustarating grind. I spent 5 hours of grinding the BJ tables at 1/60 bets and eventually tilted.

moondogg
12-22-2004, 04:17 PM
If it is against the T&C of the site, then yes.

If not, no.

Nekura
12-22-2004, 04:22 PM
I'm almost certain that, ethical or not, most places will consider bots "cheating devices" and will attempt to hammer you for using them. I mean, counting cards at BJ is not cheating but good luck making a career of it...

Thythe
12-22-2004, 07:24 PM
Like Nekura said, it's not really unethical IMHO, but if a casino catches you, most likely they confiscate all of your funds.

realwtf
12-22-2004, 07:27 PM
If they say none are allowed then no. If they allow like Microgaming does then yes.

GrannyMae
12-22-2004, 08:04 PM
did you ever hear the story of "pirate" and an RTG casino? guy won 1.3mil and they claimed he had fashioned a bot and refused to pay.

he had not used a bot. it was the casino operator grasping at straws to get out of the debt. point is that they are pretty serious about no bots when they have it in their terms.

realwtf
12-22-2004, 08:19 PM
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did you ever hear the story of "pirate" and an RTG casino? guy won 1.3mil and they claimed he had fashioned a bot and refused to pay.

he had not used a bot. it was the casino operator grasping at straws to get out of the debt. point is that they are pretty serious about no bots when they have it in their terms.

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The do have him on tape saying he made a program to play.

BradleyT
12-22-2004, 08:25 PM
I agree with granny that the casino operators were really grasping at straws re: the pirate.

I mean if a casino owed you 1.3Mil wouldn't you say whatever they wanted to hear to get your check? And even if he used a bot it in no way could affect the HA of the games unless he cracked the RNG. However looking at his play logs that clearly wasn't the case.

This story was a very interesting read - it's on casinomeister, winneronline, etc..

cardcounter0
12-22-2004, 08:46 PM
Technically, it is unethical to be playing at an online casino merely for the purposes of clearing and collecting bonuses.

The bonuses are something the casinos do to reward good customers and try to attract new customers who are serious about playing further rather than merely to collect the bonus. Hence the term "bonus whore" and the casino's practice of having "blacklists" of people who "abuse" the bonus programs.

Now what is your question about Ethics?

GrannyMae
12-22-2004, 08:57 PM
The do have him on tape saying he made a program to play.

PUH-LEEEZE

if you have heard the tape, you know enough about the situation to know that there was no bot.

you were just being a nit, right? you know he was not using a bot, right?

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BradleyT
12-22-2004, 09:00 PM
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Technically, it is unethical to be playing at an online casino merely for the purposes of clearing and collecting bonuses.

The bonuses are something the casinos do to reward good customers and try to attract new customers who are serious about playing further rather than merely to collect the bonus. Hence the term "bonus whore" and the casino's practice of having "blacklists" of people who "abuse" the bonus programs.

Now what is your question about Ethics?

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Why do the online casinos keep sending me re-loads? /images/graemlins/laugh.gif

cardcounter0
12-22-2004, 09:11 PM
Because they have on tape someone saying that you are a degenerate gambler.

>>> A different ethical question.

I want to go over to this dope house and rip them off and steal their dope. No, that isn't the ethical question, pretty much standard business practice among dope houses. After I steal the dope, I am going to cut it real good and sell it to the desperate junkies who can't get the good stuff at their normal dope house. Again, not the ethical question, this is kind of standard practice in the dope biz also.

Okay, here is the ethical question: Is it okay when I go to rob the dope house, not to use a real gun? I was thinking of just putting a toy gun in my pocket, and sticking it out inside my coat pocket like it was a real gun. I mean, is this ethical? If I rob them do I have to use a real gun, or is making them just think I have a real gun okay?

Piers
12-22-2004, 09:41 PM
Not sure about unethical, but if it is against their terms and conditions then I would describe it as fraud.

memphis57
12-22-2004, 09:44 PM
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Okay, here is the ethical question: Is it okay when I go to rob the dope house, not to use a real gun? I was thinking of just putting a toy gun in my pocket....

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Pffft. How are you going to wantonly slay the innocent 6-year boy playing out in the yard with a toy gun?