Can anyone find me a online poker cheating software?

[Cisse]

I'm searching for the ultimate online poker cheating system for quite some time and didn't find anything for all this time.If someone help me get an ultimate online poker cheating system I'll give a reward.

[Nicholas]

.. cheating in online poker is not easy! .. reputable poker rooms use cheat free software !

Im not sure if you are looking for an online poker bot but PokerPilot is a program that automates your poker play. Aparantely the software can play Texas Holdem for you.

[Ciprian13]

I believe that if you search on e-bay you can find such a thing and many other related poker materials.

[Cisse]

Thanks for the tips guys,I'll search on e-bay to see if I'll find any kind of cheating poker methods or bots.

[wiseman]

Although there are some software out there to help you with your online poker game, you always can find another ways to cheat in an online poker room. Here are some tips about poker cheating.

Collusion. This is the most common form of cheating, in which several players at the same table (or one player using multiple computers) share information. Raymer was accused of "foot-sawing," where a weak-handed player helps out a strong-handed co-conspirator by staying in the game and raising to convince others to bet more.

But there's a catch. Good colluders have to be able to play their combined hands well, and they have to win enough for it to be worthwhile after dividing their money throughout the group. Experts say you're more likely to find collusion in lower-money games with empty seats—places where cheaters can make up a larger percentage of the table and are less likely to face experts. As a result, their takes are bound to be smaller. So despite the multiple cases each day on PokerStars, most colluders lose money, said the site's poker room manager, Lee Jones.

Software cheats. The marketers of "Cheat On Poker v.1.2" promised "special tracking software that helps you to track the hand of every opponent at your e-poker table!" In the interest of journalism—and since none of my friends would collude with me—this was the method I chose to test.

Guess who got cheated. For $29.95, I got an unwieldy odds calculator bundled with useless shareware. My attempts to use it in fake-money games got me closer to arthritis than a seat on the World Poker Tour. It took so long to log my hand, community cards, and opponents' possible cards that I nearly missed two betting turns. If tricking your opponents into believing you're fading in and out of a coma constitutes an advantage, it was lost on the half-dozen anonyms siphoning off my fake money.

Some players allege there are software hacks that allow you to see your opponent's cards. But that's almost certainly a myth. "If it were really possible, online poker wouldn't last very much longer," said Matthew Hilger, a poker writer who runs the magazine site InternetTexasHoldEm.com.


Bots. For those too stupid or busy to cheat in person, there are programs that play for you. Sometimes bots win. But today's computers are better at games like chess, where there's perfect information, than at sorting through the lies, feints, and uncertainties of poker. Besides, security monitors often pick up their scent, especially when they spot one player going 36 hours straight without a bathroom break.

Cutting the cord. This is the digital equivalent of pretending to pass out on the table: Some players disconnect their Internet connections upon realizing their cards won't hold up, hoping the house will let them keep their wager. Others make a large raise, wait for a call, and then disconnect, hoping to claim a portion of the pot on protest later on.

The problem with potential scams is that the house is always watching. While there are no video cameras or bouncers standing by, sites have monitoring tactics casinos only dream about. ParadisePoker.com tracks IP addresses, surveys for suspicious betting, and automatically reports questionable moves to its staff, said spokesman Ismail Vali-Tepper. Security can call up histories of every card someone has played to look for behavior patterns or study players who often sit together at the same tables. Offenders' accounts are closed and their addresses banned.

I think now you have a better idea how you could cheat in a online poker room. But let me tell you something, it's not easy to do it. Poker rooms owners are always watching and they spend a lot of money trying to keep cheaters away from their sites. So, be yourself warned and be carefull about it.

Good luck!!!

[Cisse]

All the cheating software programs that I've found are too much expensive for me,maybe you know some free products?

[piccolo]

There isn't such kind of free cheating program. And watch out if you want to buy any program that does this, because in the most of the cases they don't worth the money you pay from them, and you may be caught cheating in no time.

[aspire7]

Well I'm sure this is rather hard to find. I don't think anybody would really want to offer it for free. Some more, poker sites are not stupid. They are the expert on this and surely they have already looked into every angle to eliminate ways of cheating. No way dude...

[DogCity]

Apart from the tactics listed above by wiseman, there's really no way to cheat at online poker. By cheat, I and I think you, mean: to have information about the other players cards, or deck order which is meant to be secret.

The simple answer is that this information is not transmitted to your computer, therefore it is patently impossible for any software residing on your computer to have access to the data. The only way cheating software could work, would be if it was installed on the casino's servers --the systems running each game, dealing the cards and so on. That's corporate fraud, and more importantly, also very very unlikely to ever happen, and if it did, it would be detected very easily.

In short: Anything which advertises itself as definitively showing the other players cards, or telling you which cards will be flopped is actually out to cheat YOU not the casino.

[PokerKing]

I too believe there is no 'free' cheating software. But I know few incidents of cheating where cheaters hacked the software. If there are cheating software available, it will be hard to find and very expensive.