PokerBotAI

PokerBotAI has been building poker bot software since 2016 and positions itself on breadth: it names more than twenty supported poker apps including PPPoker, GGPoker, ClubGG, 888poker, PokerBros, X-Poker, WePoker, WPT Global and ACR, across formats from NLH and PLO4/5/6 to Short Deck, OFC, Pusoy, AOF, Bomb Pot and MTT. The engine is a hybrid of GTO strategy, opponent profiling and leak exploitation, backed by a neural network trained on more than seven billion hands that runs on the vendor's servers while a lightweight client on your device reads and acts on the table.

Users pick between modes. Auto Mode plays complete sessions on autopilot with configurable stakes, schedule and stop-loss rules, while Manual Mode surfaces the recommended play with reasoning and lets you click the button — the vendor notes many users start in Manual Mode specifically to learn from the AI's decisions. A substantial part of the pitch is operational security: action-timing randomisation, IP/GPS synchronisation, device fingerprint spoofing and smartphone emulation, supported by a published masking checklist and explicit guidance on proxies, session lengths and account rotation. Novices should note the software itself is only part of the equation — for someone starting out, connecting it correctly is where the work is.

Beyond individual players, PokerBotAI sells to two adjacent audiences. For investors it offers a fully managed bot farm where the company handles servers, accounts, rotation and monitoring and splits profit and loss by agreement. For online club owners it supplies liquidity bots tuned to keep tables running near break-even around the clock, plus tooling to flag suspected external bots and collusion in their own games. Pricing combines a one-time licence from roughly $1,000 depending on rooms and modes with Fuel, an internal currency charged per hand actually played, so idle time costs nothing. New users can request a private trial before purchasing, and licences include lifetime updates.