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Originally Posted by ghost_of_m
Honestly I have been having more of the communication problems than ever before. I say "communication problems" to make it clear it's separate from the MFC crashes. Sometimes its just the Borgata skin or the Party skin, but today it's both. I was about to register the Sunday 50K and I am glad I did not, because I immediately started getting timed out of the other tournaments.
I have provided Party / Borgata support with enough data to probably reverse engineer my IP stack, LOL. I have yet to be presented a solution, but I am hoping that one is imminent.
I also play on the other networks, but I am really loyal to Party. I feel like online poker needs them to succeed in order for this market to take hold again in the US. I hope that they will fix these problems and also start valuing us as customers.
I am happy to see someone other than myself sending the necessary info to help resolve this issue. Hopefully, with the info we are providing the FIOS issue gets resolved sooner than later. I am not even trying to get games in at night anymore because of the issue.
GHOST, in regards to my trace report, I understand networking very well. I have been a network administrator for a few businesses including my own. I also have a few certificates, but my point is you are right about the request timing out to an extent. For example, if you look at my trace report line 4 has the ****. That is the point the connection is leaving FIOS and trying to connect to the next gateway. It is not rare for these connections attempts to fail and retry upon leaving the gateway, however you see it usually happens only once or twice before it finds the connection upon retry. Hence why line 5 connects.
However, when we get to lines 15-24 and there are repeated **** there is a failure on Borgota/Party's server side. As I have said before, this is either due to restricted port access upon a certain bandwidth limit being hit, or they don't have the ports, firewall, or server configured correctly for FIOS customers request. I am simplifying it, but it's an easy way to understand it's on their side not FIOS. Thanks for helping solve this issue.
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Originally Posted by mrmarcon
If anyone cares to email the NJ Department of Gaming Enforcement about this situation the email is info@njdge.org
You need to follow protocol so they take us seriously. We don't want to look like an angry mob. Mob mentality accomplishes nothing positive.
To file a complaint first you are suppose to file a formal complaint with the Borgota, get their operating license #, and then send complaint to DGE.
Thanks.