@Wolfski0412_PSN I disagree. Previously bots were able to isolate on a few of the most profitable cards. Now they are competing on pretty much every card.
If it was ONE bot, your point about owning both sides may be correct. But there are many people running bots separately that are all competing with each other on many many cards.
The 20 card limit also benefits bots, because it makes flipping for a human much more tedious. You can no longer place 50+ buy or sell orders for a card or two and then check back in an hour or two. Instead you have to constantly be managing your 20 orders. Bots can do this no problem.
I absolutely agree that SDS should go after RMT but the 20 card limit is causing people to spread their stubs across many cards, instead of focusing one one or two, which is something a bot can handle a lot better than a human.
The reality is that any way to buy and sell cards outside of inside the actual game (web app and mobile app) will allow a certain number of bots in. They can play whack a mole, but the people running these bots can get a new account and continue selling stubs for money. The real solution in my opinion is allow humans to compete with bots as much as possible, which the 20 order limit does not facilitate in my opinion.