ihatepostgreSQL wrote:Josh wrote:It's technically possible for us to develop an AI to allow PokerTracker to play poker for you, but just because it's technically possible doesn't mean it's something we're going to do.
We are committed to respecting the sites we support. Not just the word of their TOS, but the spirit as well.
i would love for you to make a bot for me and play for me but that would go against the TOS of Bodog.
I am not asking you to violate the TOS of Bodog and make me a AI bot and play for me.
I am asking you to provide me what you said you would provide me if i bought PT.
All i am asking is for you to do your job.
We want to support Bodog but due to Bodog's changes we cannot support them. You are acting as if they simply updated their software and we are simply refusing to do the work -- which is certainly not the case. Unfortunately, the sad truth is that Bodog put out a new client which was specifically designed to prevent all third party software from working on their site. It is not very realistic for you to expect us to be able to continue to support them after changes such as this.
You should be directing your frustration towards Bodog -- they made the choice and ultimately forced our hand. The only way that we will be able to support Bodog again, in the future, is if they change their stance and deanonymize their tables or at least give YOU the choice whether you want to play on anonymous tables or not. Therefore, your best course of action, if you want to use PokerTracker on their site, is to contact them about your displeasure and hope that they change their position.
Best regards,
Derek