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RuneScape players, OSRS gold farmers, skill training specialists, and multi-account managers depend on Tribot proxies. Roundproxies provides the secure infrastructure necessary to run Tribot scripts safely, avoid Jagex's sophisticated bot detection systems, and maintain multiple RuneScape accounts without IP-based bans or chain-bans affecting your entire farm.
Jagex employs industry-leading bot detection that instantly flags free proxy IPs used by thousands of botters. Roundproxies offers premium residential addresses with zero botting history, essential for bypassing Jagex's IP reputation checks, avoiding instant bans, and protecting your account investments during skill training, gold farming, and quest automation operations.
Optimized specifically for RuneScape's game servers, our Tribot proxy network delivers stable connections with minimal latency to both OSRS and RS3 worlds. Intelligent routing prevents connection drops during critical activities while maintaining the authentic residential appearance that helps your Tribot accounts blend with genuine players, reducing detection risk during extended automation sessions.
Residential proxies provide the legitimacy Jagex's detection systems expect from real players—essential for safe Tribot operations, multi-account farming, and long-term skill training scripts. One unique IP per account prevents chain-bans and isolates detection risk. Deploy sticky sessions for continuous script execution or rotate between play sessions to simulate realistic player login patterns.
Tribot farms are sized in accounts per machine, and the question that decides their lifespan is how those accounts are spread across addresses. Jagex bans in chains along shared addresses, so the proxy plan is a partitioning problem: how many accounts you are willing to lose together, and how to keep each partition looking like a separate household.
| Proxy type | Verdict | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Datacenter | Flagged at login | Jagex flags datacenter and VPN ranges on login and refuses account creation from them. A farm on datacenter addresses is a farm awaiting a sweep. |
| ISP (static residential) | Farm standard | Fixed consumer addresses with no session handling and low latency. The default for a running farm, at one account per address. |
| Sticky residential | Creation and cheap partitions | Household IPs for registering accounts and for partitions where a lower cost per address matters more than latency. |
| 4G / 5G mobile | Two-per-address partitions | Carrier addresses tolerate two accounts each because carriers share them, which halves the address count for mobile-client farms. |
| Rotating residential | New-location logins | Each rotation is a login from a new place on every account on that session. The chain-ban signal. |
Jagex flags datacenter and VPN ranges on login and refuses account creation from them. A farm on datacenter addresses is a farm awaiting a sweep.
Fixed consumer addresses with no session handling and low latency. The default for a running farm, at one account per address.
Household IPs for registering accounts and for partitions where a lower cost per address matters more than latency.
Carrier addresses tolerate two accounts each because carriers share them, which halves the address count for mobile-client farms.
Each rotation is a login from a new place on every account on that session. The chain-ban signal.
ISP for the running farm, sticky residential to create, mobile where two-per-address is worth it, datacenter never.
The sweep follows shared addresses. The partition decides how far it travels.
A detected account's address history is used to find related accounts, which are banned together. Every account that has shared an address with the detected one is in the chain.
Proxy setup: One account per address for full isolation, or deliberate small groups where the saving is worth the shared risk.
Beyond exact-address matches, accounts across one subnet with similar behaviour are reviewed together. A farm on one range is one review away from a wipe.
Proxy setup: Spread addresses across many subnets and, where possible, more than one ISP.
Tribot assigns a proxy per client instance, which is what makes partitioning possible at all. The plan only works if every instance is configured to its own address.
Proxy setup: One proxy entry per instance, mapped to the partition plan, and audited so no instance falls back to the machine's own address.
One account per address isolates fully. Two per mobile address halves the cost. Larger groups on one address are a bet that the group is caught together.
Configure the proxy per Tribot instance and verify none is connecting from the host's address. A single unproxied instance links the host to the farm.
Ask for addresses across ranges. A farm on one /24 is reviewed as one farm.
Register each account on a sticky residential address, warm it there, then move once to its fixed ISP address.
The chain follows the address. Replace it; do not reuse it.
The machine's real address should never log into any account. If it does once, it is in the chain.
Accounts divided by partition size, plus spares, across subnets.
| What you are running | Proxies you need | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| A few accounts, fully isolated | 1 ISP per account | One fixed address each. The trial covers a small start. |
| 20 accounts, isolated | 22–24 ISP IPs | One per account plus spares, across at least four subnets. |
| 40 mobile-client accounts, two per address | 20–22 mobile IPs | Two accounts per carrier address plus spares. |
| 100-account farm | 100+ ISP, multi-ISP | One per account, spares, spread across subnets and at least two upstream ISPs. |
1 ISP per account
One fixed address each. The trial covers a small start.
22–24 ISP IPs
One per account plus spares, across at least four subnets.
20–22 mobile IPs
Two accounts per carrier address plus spares.
100+ ISP, multi-ISP
One per account, spares, spread across subnets and at least two upstream ISPs.
An instance left on the host's real address.
The whole farm on one subnet.
Datacenter addresses anywhere in the partition plan.
Reusing a banned account's address.
Groups per address larger than you can afford to lose together.
Rotating residential on any instance.
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Decide the partition size before buying. One account per ISP address isolates fully; two per 4G mobile address halves the cost because carriers share those addresses; larger groups on one address are a bet that the group is caught together. Jagex bans in chains along shared addresses, so the partition is the farm's lifespan.
Either the accounts shared addresses, or they sat on one subnet. Beyond exact-address matches, accounts across one range with similar behaviour are reviewed together. Spread addresses across many subnets and more than one upstream ISP, and never reuse a banned account's address.
Yes. Tribot assigns a proxy per client instance, which is what makes partitioning possible, but the plan only works if every instance is configured and none falls back to the machine's own address. A single unproxied instance links the host to the whole farm.
No, create on sticky residential and run on ISP. Registration refuses datacenter ranges and scores static ranges less well than household ones, so register each account on a residential address, warm it there, then move once to its fixed ISP address.
No. If the host's own address logs into any account once, it is in the chain for that account and everything linked to it. Every login goes through an instance's proxy, and the host stays out of the game entirely.
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