No Limit Fold'em FAQ

Q : What are the limitations in trial mode?
A : Audible alerts are disabled, you're not allowed to modify hand configurations during play, and you get this real annoying nag window that pops up every 10 hands or so.

Q : Can additional sites be added to work with No Limit Fold'em?
A : Yes, we can add support for other sites. This is very time consuming process so we will only consider sites that have alot of traffic. If you want us to consider a site, send us a message from our  contact page or send an email to support@nolimitfoldem.com .

Q : How much does it cost for updates?
A : Updates are free. We may change this policy at some point but if you puchase Fold'em before the free updates policy changes we will honor this agreement and you will still receive free updates.

Q : Why does Fold'em stop working if I resize my poker table window?
A : Fold'em requires the poker table window to remain at the size it was when the table was added. Fold'em uses screen scraping to read your cards and if you change the size of the window your hole cards move position and Fold'em cannot find them.

Q : Will I get into trouble with the poker site for using this program?
A : Each site has its own policy on addon software. If you are concerned, check the sites TOS to see if they allow or have banned auto-folding programs. To my knowledge, No Limit Fold'em hasn't been banned by any site. PokerStars is the only site that I have found that named an auto-folding program as banned. Use No Limit Fold'em at your own risk.

Q : Why doesn't No Limit Fold'em have a stealth mode, like other poker bot programs?
A : We haven't had the need to hide the program. If you are warned by your site that you are using a bot, please let us know. So far nobody has contacted us so either they don't care or they don't know. Personally I don't feel like Fold'em qualifies as a bot. It only does what a human tells it to do. It doesn't give you any advantage other than a little freedom and it can only help the poker site as it allows you to stay in the game when you would normally have to sit out.