I know it takes time to handle accusations and some times, community will have people who believe in invalid accusations too. So it's better if a casino can have their preventive tools to break down bot operations as earliest as possible.
It's not that simple. Bots will always exist no matter how much sites improve their security protocols. Why? Because new bots will popup in place of old bots pretty quickly through minimal time and effort.
Social media sites like Twitter are also pretty bad at dealing with them and it has gotten worse ever since Musk took over.
As I said before, it is impossible to eliminate 100% of bot usage but at least the casinos have anticipated to be able to reduce the number of bots that enter. I agree wth you, that it is not as simple as what we think, because as the words I often hear, "cheaters or bad people are smarter" and they alwasy have ways to find loopholes and then they are still into it.
It's a tough job for a casino and I'm sure we all have the same thoughts on this, especially now that it's the modern era where it's easy to outsmart things.
You make a good point - dealing with bots is definitely an ongoing struggle for online platforms like casinos. Those sneaky bots seem to always be getting smarter and adapting to try to game the system. And like you said, new ones pop up all the time! It's a huge pain for casinos and really any website these days when hacking the system is kinda becoming a hobby for some people.
But it's not only the bots causing headaches and the online world keeps expanding every day, with more and more people getting internet access, particularly in developing countries where broadband is still catching on. Even just a few bucks of bonus money can seem like a great prize to them compared to their standard of living.