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Lately I’ve noticed a big problem in freeroll tournaments: there are way too many bots.
When I check some of these accounts, many of them are newly created, have 0 wager, and their gameplay is extremely suspicious.

A common pattern is:

  • They go all-in whenever they have the biggest stack at the table and a strong pocket pair (over JJ).
  • They make robotic decisions with no variation in play style.
  • They don’t chat or interact like real players.
  • This is ruining the freeroll experience for genuine players.

My suggestions:

  1. Add a “Report Bot” button directly at the table so players can flag suspicious accounts.
  2. Restrict freeroll entry to players with at least Bronze level or some small amount of real play history.
  3. Actively monitor and remove flagged accounts so freerolls are actually playable and fair again.

Freerolls should be a place to have fun and learn, not a playground for automated accounts. I hope the team can address this soon.

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  • 2 weeks later...
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Hi, @kila84

I totally agree 😅. Bots in freerolls make it hard for real players to enjoy the game. A “Report Bot” button and some entry requirements for freerolls would make things much fairer.

 

Freerolls should be fun and fair for everyone 🙏.

If you need help, you can contact @FilipTa (moderator).

- @firefox

 

Posted (edited)

these bots are created by the site itself, where can I complain?
where can I write to have this office checked? in cash games, there is also a bot on the bot

 

They turned poker into one of the slots.

I can post unimaginable giveaways from the game every day, which happen here by the dozens every day.

Edited by TtheFoldFather

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