A approximately optimal bot would probably need 10s of thousand of hands to be identified as a bot. I mean, the node chance weights are not the same between dif

A approximately optimal bot would probably need 10s of thousand of hands to be identified as a bot. I mean, the node chance weights are not the same between different bots for the state nodes. The state is probably even compressed in different ways. The variance is way too high. It is not like chess. The “sophisticated proprietary software, trust us bro” is probably mainly used as a way to not do payouts. Online casinos are really shady. Winning in poker is about identifying "fish". Being 0.001% better than the other bots at the table wont beat the house.