Ignition is one of the few places where you can find limit holdem these days. But there is a big problem there. They "offer" only six-max tables. But these are often not filled, and they often sit you at a table alone or with another player. If a second player sits down, blinds are automatically posted and a heads-up game begins! If Ignition wants to start more 6-max games, it should employ prop players. Forcing players to start new games is not acceptable, and it will not enhance the popularity of limit holdem. This would never have happened at the old Bovada because you could choose your table there. If Ignition insists on this practice, it should enable the seated player to sit out and not post a blind. Putting players in this situation is no way to build traffic. The vast majority of players do not wish to play heads-up and they should not be "forced" to do so—not even for a hand or two. Maybe they could seat two props at empty tables. Anyway, when the customer clicks on limit, six-max, that is where he should be seated. I have explained this problem to Ignition management in several emails, and they have ignored my messages.

guess what , they dont care. they operate illegally and basically have close to a monopoly right now. they will do whatever profits them not you.