Haha, yeah that was my fear. Not sure why it's decided to start crapping itself now. maybe time to upgrade.

Unscheduled maintenance??

took several restarts of the client to login without a black screen today
global 3.1 gui looks better everyday

is bodog bugged right now?

What is global 3.1 gui?

Clients really laggy tonight. Having a hard time opening tables.

Peculiar problem: I just tried to login on Ignition and was told that my email and password were wrong (they weren't). I hit the "Forgot Password) button on the login popup, clicked the link in the email, and put in a new password. I tried to login again, and the login popup said my account would be blocked if I tried again.

I can login on the website with my new password without any problem.

Unplayable at the moment. Having a hard time opening the client and tables

1) Uninstall client from your regular IP address
login address.

2) Downloadand client from a different IP address.

This method has worked for me in the past

Are the lobbies taking longer to load than usual for anyone else?

Clients been extra laggy all week. Lobby slow, opening tables slower.

Received an email this morning from Bovada stating they no longer offer services in my state... Louisiana. I haven't received anything from Ignition yet. Really hoping this is just about sports betting but I doubt it.

This article mentions everything. But I wouldn't be surprised if Bovada tries to circumvent it and only closes down sports betting, since that seems to be the primary focus as more and more states legalize it.

https://www.sportsbettingdime.com/ne...tional-states/

The Louisiana Gaming Control Board experienced a similar situation. Christopher B. Hebert, chairman of the LGCB, told Sports Betting Dime that the board sent Bovada a cease-and-desist notice on Tuesday, Aug. 6.

The certified notice was sent to Harp Media B.V., the parent company of Bovada, which operates in Willemstad, Curaçao.

“Bovada is allowing Louisiana residents and/or persons located in the state of Louisiana to place wagers via mobile application and internet websites with online casino services which include sportsbook, iGaming, table games slots, live dealer, poker, horse racing, and hundreds of other gambling options in violation of Louisiana gaming laws and regulations,” Hebert wrote in the notice.