@vccbizlpvebinetcc2cd@vebinet.com
2026-08-06 15:33 UTC
Do not use bots in a way that misleads players about who they are competing against. If your rules or local requirements call for disclosure, identify automated participants clearly. Avoid creating the impression that a real-money table is full of human opponents when it is not. (22/38)
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@vccbizlpvebinetcc2cd@vebinet.com 2026-08-06 15:33
Use bots primarily to test functionality before launch. Check that they respond correctly to folds, calls, raises, all-ins, turn changes, disconnections, and table closures. Test unusual sequences as well as normal hands. A platform that handles routine play but fails when a player reconnects can quickly generate complaints. (23/38)