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I have a question, are they based on the Provably Fair or do they simply use some kind of Artificial Intelligence technology that is currently being developed for the games? I say this because I want to know what method they use on the site, since many friends have told me they prefer artificial intelligence systems, because they are more likely to win in the game.

Artificial intelligence systems have long been on many sites including gambling. However, it should be remembered that the percentage of winning is set for the sites with games and it never decreases. This is strictly followed by a special authority that issues the game certificate of the site.

So true. Although artificial intelligence has been widely applied at various gambling sites the percentage of victory is not arbitrary because there is a special organization to regulate the percentage of winnings and gambling sites must follow these rules because otherwise the site might be considered illegal gambling. If this is violated maybe the gamblers will not believe the site.

I doubt any artificial intelligence system could beat any casino neither because its literally a simple win or lose scenario and the house edge keeps the gambler from winning, hence this is not like dota where you can teach the artificial intelligence to play and learn and beat them by luck, you have to really just try your best to not lose all your money and that is it.

AI is something that is basically equal to "machine learning" at this stage and not something that can think for itself, it just learns and not thinks, that is why gambling is not really an option. Of course it can play a billion hands of poker and learn how poker is played but it is definitely not going to be great against any game with house edge at all, it needs to be something that has humans on the other side and not another machine.

This is very true, does this mean that the systems that can be used by a bot is similar to the software used in a traditional casino? Taking it to a context where you have the same opportunities for players with the advantage of the house, it is very likely that when playing and other users are at the same time, the probabilities for users tend to increase, this is because my experience in traditional casinos, when playing against the software, without the presence of many people, the probability of losses is almost 80% (Statistics that I got under my experience) because in a bot, the Provably Fair system is usually with much information and would require almost a very large database to run, unless you have backups from many servers to execute them, which, I think is very safe, to defend against any accusation.