Blackhat Botting Softare for Bejeweled and Poker

December 19, 2008 by Cam
Filed under: Blackhat SEO

If you’re an avid poker play at Full Tilt, one of the world’s largest online poker rooms, they recently banned and locked thousands of players accounts for using a softare called SharkScope and PokerHound. These two softwares did not take control of the player’s poker softare nor did they make the typical raise or fold actions that a bot ususally does. SharkScope is an online database that simply uses the statistics of players win and losses and shows it in various forms like graphs. Not blackhat and not a bot, perfectly fine in my opinion. PokerHound was a piece of software that suggested what you did with your poker hand; raise, fold or call a certain bet amount. Now, this can be seen as unfair but no where near the bejeweled bot.

If you haven’t played Bejeweled, it is a adrenaline packed game with very simple rules. Simply move shapes in certain spots to get points, kind of like Tetris. Websites like Worldwinner.com allow players from the United States to go in competition with other players for real money. Cash money. And here is the problem. Whether or not you are a blackhatter or a rule enforcer, there is a bot that lingers out on the market. The website is Silentcheat.com. This bot works. I did the one week trial at $9.99 per week and downloaded their software.

Their softare is a downloadable javascript type package that has different levels of speed and controls the browser based Bejeweled game automatically, it won’t even let you click your own moves. If you have played Bejeweled before, you know that a high score is around 9,000. This bot at maximum capacity can get you upwards of a score of 20,000. Obviously these scores send a red flag to the game host but if you keep it under the radar, people have been making some serious money using this bot. And, from all accounts I have read, this bot is completly undetectable by the game’s host, WorldWinner.

I never used the bot for cash games as my state does not allowing online gaming for real money and account was blocked from cash games, and well, thats too blackhat for me. Head over to Youtube to see how much these people make and how they stay under the radar.

Do you use a bot to either help your poker game or an online venture?

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