

Over 8,000 Bots Still Active in QQPK Poker Room
Vojtech Cervinka has been closely monitoring the activity of bots in the QQPK poker room. From October 20 to November 6, out of the 11,469 bots he reported on October 15, approximately 8,600 continued to play, participating in 2.9 million out of 4.2 million hands. This activity highlights the ongoing presence of bots in the room, despite previous reports.
The bots have adapted their strategies, now primarily using 3x pre-flop raises and varying 3-bet sizes. They have also changed their limping behavior, now limping with hands like 99+, AQo+, and AJs+. This shift in strategy indicates that the bots are evolving to avoid detection and continue their activities.
Aleksey Borovkov, currently playing in the Triton One series on Cyprus, expressed frustration with the lack of action from Triton Poker regarding the bot issue. He mentioned that he had reached out to Jason Koon, representing the Russian community, but Triton Poker has not taken any significant steps to address the problem. Borovkov hinted that this might be his last Triton event if the issue is not resolved.
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