What do you think.

[jyms]

So I got a free $10 from ultimatebet because I haven't been there in a long time. I thought what I would do is play the $2NL tables and see if I can double or triple it up on a few and enter a $20 or $30 tourney. Go for it, in a way. I may be paranoid, but I swear, more than half the playersw at two tables were Bots. Yes Bots. Is there any evidence of this, does Ultimate have any recourse. as an example, one table had 5 players out of ten, that after 55 hands were 5/5/1.2 or 4/4 1.2. These players would just fold like clockwork, two fast, me one 5 seconds and then two fast again. I would min raise to folds over and over, then one all in. all folds. Back to the same thing. Never a raise, never a flop. All in. all 5 players playing the same way. never any chat. Me and another guy were having laughs about it.

Am I crazy? I'm sure that they are so bad that that is why the $2NL tables. I suck and I could beat a table full of them.

[Miffed22001]

crypto late at night has some really odd players, and ive seen that several times.

[IowaSkinsFan]

Well it seems like technological unemployment for poker players is kicking in.

[swiggidy]

umm, play as many as you can?

[miracleriver]

I play the 2NL at UB and I see that all the time. I don't know if they are bots, but I know they are loosing...

[zenbitz]

Probably bots, but they might be run by the poker site to fill tables! Real casinos do this with real players (basically let them play rake free)

[swiggidy]

do they do good @ push/fold time? It almost makes sense except their perception of the hero's looses would be warped by their own early tight play.