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InkyWretch 09-01-2005 01:52 PM

Yet another reason B&M play is better than online
 
Wired Magazine did an article about online poker bots, something we live players don't have to worry about...

http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/13.09/pokerbots.html

gobboboy 09-01-2005 05:19 PM

Re: Yet another reason B&M play is better than online
 
I guarantee you that if Bot play becomes popular, 2+2ers will crack them and rob people for all they're worth.

kleos 09-01-2005 05:25 PM

Re: Yet another reason B&M play is better than online
 
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Wired Magazine did another article about online poker bots, something we live players don't have to worry about...

http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/13.09/pokerbots.html

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fyp

MicroBob 09-01-2005 05:31 PM

Re: Yet another reason B&M play is better than online
 
Bots are just not very good (still).

There are pros and cons to each when comparing B&M play to online.

To my knowledge, there aren't many instances of marked-cards online.
Obviously collusion can exist at either.
the rake is worth live and you are generally obligated to tip a buck to the dealer on top of that.
And you are getting 10x more hands possibly if you are an online-multitabler.

09-01-2005 07:16 PM

Re: Yet another reason B&M play is better than online
 
If bots rely on stats for how they play vs certain players, surely they would be very susceptible to random tricky play

Jeebus 09-01-2005 07:49 PM

Re: Yet another reason B&M play is better than online
 
but unless you are really lucky, a large breasted attractive women will not bring you free drinks online.

MicroBob 09-01-2005 09:09 PM

Re: Yet another reason B&M play is better than online
 
the free drinks aren't REALLY free since I am kind of expected to tip and they are kinda watered-down anyway.

The women that bring them to me are generally not THAT attractive either.

I certainly don't play live poker for the women-oogling..that's for sure. There are plenty of other places that are MUCH better for that.

kiddj 09-01-2005 10:48 PM

Re: Yet another reason B&M play is better than online
 
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Wired Magazine did an article about online poker bots, something we live players don't have to worry about...

http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/13.09/pokerbots.html

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If the bots run amuck, all us online players will just flood the casinos.

Do you really want to play against several $1/2 online players who make the "good" regulars look like idiots? (Probably low to mid limits only.)

It won't be long until we'll be wearing disguises so no one will notice we're moving back and forth between 4 live tables. Then dogs and cats will be living together: mass hysteria!!!! [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

TripleH68 09-02-2005 01:38 AM

Re: Yet another reason B&M play is better than online
 
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the free drinks are kinda watered-down anyway.

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That is why my drink is vodka on the rocks.

lastsamurai 09-02-2005 02:46 AM

Re: Yet another reason B&M play is better than online
 
Free drinks? i wish they had them at CC and bike....

4_2_it 09-02-2005 09:47 AM

Re: Yet another reason B&M play is better than online
 
If bots take over limit poker, then everyone will switch to NL and I'll be there waiting for them [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

I would love to play against 5 bots in 6-max NL, since I doubt a bot could be programmed beyond the the 2nd level of thinking (and this is probably being generous) . Also, if you varied your play, a bot could not even accurately think at the 2nd level. Poker is not chess and never will be.

dopp16 09-02-2005 10:12 AM

Re: Yet another reason B&M play is better than online
 
hehe...cant argue with that


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