Holdem Bot version 4.6.7 has been posted.
• AmountToCall fixed back to not being capped by stacksize. it was better before so we switched it back.
• Custom Bet Sizing no longer in beta testing, new option menu item allows you to adjust the default programming bet/raise size for the Flop, turn, and River.
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Holdem Bot version 4.6.6 has been posted.
Critical fixes.
• AmountToCall fixed. Version 4.6.5 had a typo throwing this variable out of whack.
• Invalid opponent count issues should now be fixed because the new code that was apparently responsible for it has been removed. We are still trying to get to the bottom of it so if you have a debugging version please do follow up with it.
• In blind reading errors when opponents at the table are sitting out now fixed for both UB and FTP
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Holdem Bot Version 4.6.5 has been posted.
• New messages in bot window when incorrect display settings on your PC are detected
• AmountToCall PPL variable now correctly capped by stacksize
• Custom bet sizing issue at UB fixed; was timing out sometimes after an incorrect bet size, should now always use Betpot when a custom betsize doesn’t take
• UB occasional incorrect opponent count issue fixed; this was caused by the new auto table-type correction feature at this room
• New log messages in an attempt to help identify the cause of any future errors more quickly
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Greetings Online Poker Sharks,
Shanky Technologies is happy to announce the release of our latest software, the brand new PLO Omaha-Hi Poker bot. We are quite proud of this product. Quite a bit of research and work went into it. We think it will be of great interest to serious online poker players.
The default programming took four months to create. Coding, testing, refining, coding testing, countless hours of scouring through session logs, and coding and testing some more. The end result is probably the best profile we have written to date.
Why should this game be of interest to you? Because it is absolutely booming in popularity and as a result is attracting the plumpest fish in all of poker. Maybe some of you remember how easy NL Holdem was to beat about 6 or 7 years ago on Party Poker? Three hours in a $50 max buy-in game used to virtually guarantee a $100+ win for anybody who could play half-way decent poker, because the fools were just giving their money away.
For anybody that has been paying attention lately, the good old days are back and it is in Pot Limit Omaha. The one thing you need in order to make reliable poker profits is to play against worse players than you, and lots of them. The PLO tables are like a ripe fruit tree just waiting to be plucked. With our new pokerbot, you can do that while relaxing in the hot tub with a good cigar and a copy of the latest Card Player.
The default programming was designed to take advantage of the fact that so many bad players simply do not understand the value of their hand. They overplay AA post-flop ridiculously, and even think that TPTK is a hand they can get aggressive with. Most of them play almost any four cards preflop even for raises, because they remember the time they flopped bottom two pair and it held up. They will call you a donk when you reraise all your chips in on the flop with a 16-out straight draw on a rainbow board, not realizing that you were a big favorite to beat their AA.
You will find the very worst players at the 6-max tables. It’s an action game and they love it. Our new poker bot will play a loose-aggressive style at these tables; however you will notice that it is still usually the tightest player at the table by far. The games are that good. Give the 200-hand demo a whirl in a $10-max game and do not be surprised if you book a nice win. You can download the demo here:
http://www.bonusbots.com/plodownload.htm
Because it is such an action game, very large wins are commonplace. That is part of what attracts all the fish. It makes sense. Scan the PLO tables and you will see at least one player sitting on an absolute mountain of chips most of the time. That can quite easily be your bot after several hours of play. Consequently we do NOT recommend using a max stacksize sit-out command in PLO!
As always, you can adjust the option settings to your liking and/or tweak a play here and there (or adjust the starting hand selection) with a few lines of PPL. However you may want to give the default programming a decent run before doing that, as in our testing it was just destroying the games. Is that Sales hype? OK, yes – you got me there. But am I being truthful? Also yes. In fact we considered not even releasing the profile. However in the end what we do is sell software that we are proud of, so it’s yours if you want it.
The new Omaha Bot User Manual now covers both of our Omaha bots. The license fee is $115, comparable to our Omaha/8 bot. As a special rollout deal it is priced at $99 for the Holidays — which we certainly wish you the happiest of.
Have fun at the PLO tables.
Shanky Technologies Team
• Holdem Bot version 4.6.4 has been posted
• Omaha/8 Bot version 4.6.4 has been posted
» Bodog fix for yesterday’s Bodog software upgrade
» Ultimate Bet auto table-type correction
» Omaha/8 Bot no longer works at Omaha-Hi tables (except at Bodog where we cannot disable that)
Please note that we are preparing to release our own Omaha-Hi bot and now and each Omaha bot will not work at the other type of Omaha game. SaucedUp26’s customers will be taken care of per our pre-arranged deal.
Get the new versions in the usual places:
