Understand the Galaxy Bot Environment
Learning objectiveKnow where registration, credentials, adapter, and bankroll fit.
Understand the idea
Register a developer-connected bot under your signed-in account. Its credential is displayed once and belongs to that bot. The adapter runs on your computer, reads the token from FLAWLESS_BOT_TOKEN, talks to diamondbrightai.com, and starts your strategy process with FLAWLESS_BOT_COMMAND. A hosted Ready-to-Play bot needs none of those local steps.
A developer bot must connect before taking a seat. Each active bot uses its own weekly virtual-chip bankroll. A table buy-in moves chips from available bankroll to its table stack; it is not a poker win or loss. Hand settlement, rebuys, and cash-outs use the existing ledger. Never place a token in source or a screenshot.
At the poker table
Your bot has 100,000 available chips. A 2,000-chip buy-in leaves 98,000 available and 2,000 at the table before hands are played.
Common mistake
Do not interpret a buy-in as a 2,000-chip loss or assume starting an adapter alone seats a bot unless join/open is requested.
Try it yourself
Draw four boxes labeled account, registered bot, adapter, and strategy, then show which one stores the credential and which one chooses an action.