DiazPoker3101
Visionary
Platinum Level
I usually use AI to study hands and make decisions, but it still has many difficulties understanding the context, so it’s still far from being truly useful in poker. However, it’s definitely the future. Right now, I’m using T3, which is a platform that brings together most reasoning AIs. Unlike ChatGPT, which costs $20 per month, this one is $8 and performs the same functions
TeUnit
Legend
Loyaler
I do not think the sites are really using AI, if they were it would be easy for ACR and BetOnline to catch the bots.
Players might be illegally using real time GTO, but I dont really think AI is an issue.
AI can be very useful for improving your game away from the table, for example if you believe its right to open limp with players sitting out you can ask AI and will tell you its a horrible play. Or you can ask AI if you should limp to a 2 blind stack on the bubble and fold to them and it will tell you no. Or you could ask AI to explain ICM to you.
AI really has no limit on how much it can help improve your poker game.
Players might be illegally using real time GTO, but I dont really think AI is an issue.
AI can be very useful for improving your game away from the table, for example if you believe its right to open limp with players sitting out you can ask AI and will tell you its a horrible play. Or you can ask AI if you should limp to a 2 blind stack on the bubble and fold to them and it will tell you no. Or you could ask AI to explain ICM to you.
AI really has no limit on how much it can help improve your poker game.
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black and
Legend
Platinum Level
It doesn't matter. Not at all.
If you play in freerolls, you can win money without risking anything, and it doesn't matter who your opponents are
sandy358
Rock Star
Platinum Level
As far as I've heard, poker bots (if we are talking about those) are mostly just unsophisticated bots that simply exploit general tendencies in given stakes. It is very simple, cheap and tbh the only logical thing you can do with bots, as having a supercomputer just to solve stuff in time / to train an AI on a huge dataset / etc (and it all just for a sentient GTO-play, while the main cash is in the exploits, which you also should make your bot to derive somehow) is too much hustle and unnecessary steps for an endeavor that will last for a short time until you get banned.
RTAs are kind of a pain in comparison to bots, as in their case there are real people who just get all necessary data for making good decisions just from a program and can actually apply the data correctly much easier.
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