I considered this possibility but a casino which is too open to bots could become marginalised. Real players would be scalped too easily and bot writers would be playing a zero-sum game. Both factors would reduce casino turnover and profit.
So, it is in a casino's interest to leave the whole issue unresolved and with a level of tolerance which is in-step with competitors.
I agree to an extent, however, I would be most happy owning a bot battleground, personally. It would dispense with all that time wasted on "thinking" and reduce the speed to a processor/internet lag dependent game. Bots are no more zero sum than people, they are just faster. I love the idea of a money making machine that scales with processor cores/mhz.
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I considered this possibility but a casino which is too open to bots could become marginalised. Real players would be scalped too easily and bot writers would be playing a zero-sum game. Both factors would reduce casino turnover and profit.
So, it is in a casino's interest to leave the whole issue unresolved and with a level of tolerance which is in-step with competitors.
I agree to an extent, however, I would be most happy owning a bot battleground, personally. It would dispense with all that time wasted on "thinking" and reduce the speed to a processor/internet lag dependent game. Bots are no more zero sum than people, they are just faster. I love the idea of a money making machine that scales with processor cores/mhz.