Poker Bot AI is AI poker bot software that has been continuously developed since 2016, designed to provide poker players with automation and real-time assistance (RTA) solutions. At its core is a neural network running on a server, trained on more than 7 billion hands (synthetic data and solver data) as well as a history of more than 300 million real hands, using a hybrid approach of GTO strategy, exploit, and opponent profiling to analyze opponent behavior in real time and make mathematically optimal decisions. A lightweight application runs on the user's device, interacts with the poker app, and executes actions autonomously.
Main capabilities include: automatic mode (the bot fully autonomously analyzes the situation, makes decisions, and clicks buttons; the user only needs to set parameters and monitor results) and manual mode (displays the AI-recommended action and the reasoning, with the user making the final decision). Supported game formats include NLH (No-Limit Hold'em), PLO4/PLO5/PLO6 (Pot-Limit Omaha), Short Deck (6+), OFC (Open Face Chinese Poker), MTT, AOF (All-In or Fold), Bomb Pot, ROE, Pusoy, and Mau Binh. It supports more than 20 poker platforms, including PPPoker, GGPoker, ClubGG, 888poker, PokerBros, X-Poker, WePoker, HHPoker, SupremaPoker, KKPoker, Pokerrr2, WPT Global, ACR, and others, with the list continuously updated.
How to use: Users can run the bot through the LDPlayer emulator or a smartphone; the bot analyzes the table situation, sends the data to the AI server, and then acts autonomously or provides recommendations. After purchase, users receive a one-time software license (price depends on the room, game type, and bot mode, starting at about $1,000) and the internal currency Fuel (billed by hands actually played, covering AI server costs, with no charge during downtime). A typical startup budget is about $500-$1,800 (license + initial Fuel) plus one's own funds. There is no monthly subscription, no profit sharing, and installment payments are available. A "Deal" cooperation model is also offered, fully managed by PokerBotAI, where the user provides club access and deposits, and profits are shared according to the agreement.
Use cases: Suitable for players who want to automate poker play or obtain real-time assistance, as well as investors who want to build bot farms for passive income. It is also aimed at online club owners by providing liquidity bots and third-party bot/team cooperation detection systems.
Limitations and risks: Using a poker bot violates the terms of service of most poker platforms, and there is a risk of account restrictions. PokerBotAI reduces detection risk through action-time randomization, human-like behavior patterns, different styles across multiple accounts, and GPS/IP synchronization. Users need to use residential or mobile proxies (not data center), a unique IP for each account, gaming sessions of 3-5 hours with breaks, and rotate accounts every 5-28 days. Most bans stem from poor operational security. Automatic mode requires no poker expertise, while manual mode is suitable for learning. Short-term trials cannot demonstrate long-term profitability; poker requires more than 50,000 hands for statistically meaningful results. Users report an average of 10-40 BB/100, but results depend on venue quality, game format, volume, and variance, and short-term losses are normal.