Likely not, cause i cant imagine that the routing function phones is built for such things. But 
no clue.
Plus Wifi is always inferior to a wired connection.
Plus connection over 4G is usually worse than your DSL or Cable or even better fibre connection at home. And usually connections via cellular network don't have much included allowed Data and/or Speed is throttled.
At home not much.
You can basically just use less BOTs or optimize (if possible) the config to do for example less requests get a better Router (though i don't have any recommendation) or theoretically get a really good vpn, as this is basically just one connection to some server somewhere else which has no need for NATting.
(but VPN also has overhead and also needs more resources for encryption and servers of VPN providers are often overloaded and maybe limit too and so on)
Or get out of you home and use some Server at some Provider where you can run OB on.
(btw: OB2 will be able to run on Linux - so much cheaper for same Hardware than Windowsservers)
Likely your Router (which is actually more a NAT Gateway than a router).
It has to keep an entry in RAM (in the NAT-Table) for every open connection which internal device requested the connection to outside world. (more on this topic here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_address_translation )
And this RAM fills up and gets fragmented.... So common Home "Routers" can only handle between 100 and 1000 open connections.
This is one of multiple reasons why i often say = more bots can be very contra-productive.....
Hashes can't be DECRYPTED
the code is a bit hard to follow.
But your
[this section happens when its anything but success in keycheck2]
could be a problem. - As the bot stops immediately when the status is not "NONE" or "SUCCESS"
So in your case the stuff in this if
IF "<STATUS>" DoesNotEqual "Success"
...
gets never executed
Deleted a false statement.
Hashes can't be decrypted or decoded
Next one who talks about decrypting hashes will be banned. - No matter how many posts he has or how long he is member.
And you can do something like
SET DATA "<VAR1>:<VAR2>"
Or for Regex haters like me:
PARSE "<SOURCE>" CSS ".form-control-plaintext" "value" 1 -> CAP "Membership Life"
Funfact:
The 1.2.0 or so from Forlax. which supports this, is actually no 1.2.0 but is based on some super old 1.0.X Openbullet.