The first long list is about programs that are allowed, btw.
But I guess I should have been been more specific that I was talking in the context of “bot-like” programs, and what I said is completely accurate in such a context.
Of course additionally e.g. programs that show your cards to your friends are forbidden. And utilizing large centralized databases is forbidden. But programs that do such things are not “bot-like”.
EDIT: Ok, actually I am wrong. They go further in banning “bot-like” programs than I described here. I knew that the multi-purpose “poker analytics suites” that people like me widely use are allowed, and that real bots are forbidden, but I was mistaken where exactly they draw the line between these types of programs, since I hadn’t really looked into such.
The first long list is about programs that are allowed, btw.
But I guess I should have been been more specific that I was talking in the context of “bot-like” programs, and what I said is completely accurate in such a context.
Of course additionally e.g. programs that show your cards to your friends are forbidden. And utilizing large centralized databases is forbidden. But programs that do such things are not “bot-like”.
EDIT: Ok, actually I am wrong. They go further in banning “bot-like” programs than I described here. I knew that the multi-purpose “poker analytics suites” that people like me widely use are allowed, and that real bots are forbidden, but I was mistaken where exactly they draw the line between these types of programs, since I hadn’t really looked into such.