[BradleyT]

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what if the bot has, say, 10 different exact timing delays and it varies its timing between these 10 at random? so the bot makes one move in 0.322 seconds, the next in 0.255 seconds, then back to 0.322, etc.?

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Using a set of 10 delays would be too easily detected. There's no way a human is going to hit raise in 1.078 seconds 1000 times out of 10000 times that raise was pressed. If you're smart enough to write a bot that can win $100K+ hopefully you're smart enough to have a random delay from .2 seconds to 5 seconds.

I've been banned from MMORPGs because in the early days people didn't use random delays in bots so the software companies wrote detection code into the clients. When you repeat the same action every .8073 seconds 1000 times in a row it's not a human performing the action.