I'm not questioning your integrity but asking a response to probable user issues, specially for a gambling site which receives as lot of criticism and complaints from the potential customers.
[1] Imagine if there's an irritated gambler, and he's totally convinced that there's something wrong with his losing streak.
Now, the first thing that comes in his mind is that the site is using bots that's bypasses the probably-fair system. Then he, rants.
The response "There is no bot system" wouldn't help in most cases and "even if there is a bot I'm not sure what would be the problem as the odds wouldn't change" can potentially drive away the players because you've just admitted that bots aren't an issue.
The problem is: If it was the owner's bot (which they[1] are thinking) their loses will drop straight to the owner's (your) pocket, and it really isn't fair for gamblers at all.
That's why player vs player game in gambling sites are rare.
With that, you need to research a wining response to those kind of customers,
TL;DR: Forget it, it's too early to think of that.
Any dark color will do or gray texture like this: (set to repeat)
White is eye-straining in my experience, example: bitcointalk.org
About the bot, as there is no "bot system" in place so I'm not really sure what to answer and even if there is a "bot" I'm not sure what would be the problem as the odds wouldn't change.
[1] Imagine if there's an irritated gambler, and he's totally convinced that there's something wrong with his losing streak.
Now, the first thing that comes in his mind is that the site is using bots that's bypasses the probably-fair system. Then he, rants.
The response "There is no bot system" wouldn't help in most cases and "even if there is a bot I'm not sure what would be the problem as the odds wouldn't change" can potentially drive away the players because you've just admitted that bots aren't an issue.
The problem is: If it was the owner's bot (which they[1] are thinking) their loses will drop straight to the owner's (your) pocket, and it really isn't fair for gamblers at all.
That's why player vs player game in gambling sites are rare.
With that, you need to research a wining response to those kind of customers,
TL;DR: Forget it, it's too early to think of that.
Any dark color will do or gray texture like this: (set to repeat)
White is eye-straining in my experience, example: bitcointalk.org