Poker Pro Vojtech Cervinka Exposes Thousands of Bots on QQPK

Vojtech Cervinka, an MTT trainer known for his detailed analysis of poker databases, has uncovered a significant number of bots on the QQPK platform. His investigation, published on YouTube, involved comparing QQPK's overall statistics with a large PokerStars database and filtering suspicious accounts using specific criteria.

Cervinka identified around 12,000 bot accounts, publishing a list of 11,469 nicknames likely hiding bots. He noted that these bots used fixed betting patterns and did not attempt to hide their activities. One notable account, nicknamed Big Daddy Bot, played around 153,000 hands and participated in 8,329 tournaments over 33 days.

The investigation also revealed that the bots had an all-in EV excess of 138,705 bb in 193,757 showdowns, suggesting potential collusion or RNG manipulation. Cervinka's findings have sparked discussions about the integrity of online poker platforms and the need for stricter regulations.