Ty for response.

Windows 10 / mcafee but I havent changed anything and this only just started thursday for me. Tbh I've rarely had disconnect issues over the past year even when people are complaining.

I suppose it could be router crapping out. I'm also not a tech person so besides following the general procedures I might be missing something simple.

I would suggest trying to play with Mcafee off. Eliminate that as being the problem first. Don’t open any thing else besides the poker client and try to play for a little while. See how that goes. A Mcafee update could be messing with Ignition/Bovada. If it still crashes I would work on resetting your router. See if that helps. Or try to play from a hard wired connection and see if that improves it. And with regard to uninstalling and reinstalling, you might want to find some software that can completely remove Ignition/Bovada before trying to reinstall. Using Windows uninstall manager always leaves some files and folders from the software on your computer.

Hope something here helps. Good luck

Why are you posting about Intertops in the Bovada thread? Why are you making this your soapbox to hate on millennials? Do you think that millennials run Bovada?

Project much?

I'll probably stop replying to you, because you're either a decent troll or an angry man who has to make everything about millennials.

Ty

You're baffled because you think it's as simple as an employee pressing a button - it isn't.

I doubt you're comparing this to anything that is analogous. Online poker sites let you deposit money fairly easily (and some take fault with this and would prefer all the identity checking happened then), so when you look to cash out, sometimes you have to jump through some hoops. There is a lot of fraud they have to deal with, as well as money laundering concerns.

Also, you don't seem to be taking another major factor into account - your own government. The laws in the US have made it so that poker sites need to use third party payment processors, which increases the hassle exponentially.

LOL @ this being some kind of "millennial" thing, or a "new concept" to "your generation". I think when most people think of millennials, the last thing they think of is patience - more like instant gratification, waiting for nothing, etc. If most of us read two posts - one that was upset because they couldn't get their money from a poker site right away, and another that said they need to be patient, I'm confident if we were inclined to assume that one was a millennial, it wouldn't be the second poster. But regardless, to look at this as some kind of generational issue is ridiculous. The people who are telling you to be patient are those who have been around poker for a number of years.

Hey, if having to jump through some hoops for your first cashouts isn't your thing, I totally get that, and I'm sure most other people do as well. You don't have to be satisfied with it. But getting all worked up about it isn't going to help. Posting constant updates and derailing threads isn't going to change anything. Emailing the sites constantly for updates (if you are) isn't likely to change anything. Just do everything they're asking, and give it some time. Then once you have your money, if the process makes you that miserable (keeping in mind that once you've gone through this once, you're much less likely to have to again), then call it quits with online poker.

No. Jumping through tons of hoops, waiting extensively for money that's owed to me, and being told that the solution lies in me sitting in the corner and being patient until the company that owes me money feels like sending it to me: No. This is not for me. I'm serious when I said I've never encountered anything that moves this slowly. Really, really lazy people involved in this process, obviously.

You are most certainly correct in that most people would feel the same way as me and this is a huge part of why online poker is in the state that it's in. Very, very few people are going to deposit on a site after they see others going through this. Throw in the fact that any guy working at McDonald's in the United States embarrasses any 50NL reg financially and what's left to say?

It's quite likely that I will see my money "eventually", but I'm never putting myself in a position to be owed even a nickel from someone related to online poker again and I'll make sure I bullhorn everywhere what depositing on one of these sites will lead to.

Enough already. Seriously. Your points have been made, numerous times, and this is nothing but a huge derail now.

is it possible to play on these sites living in europe?

Nope.

Lagging bad for anyone else?

Not at all and I’m playing on a WiFi hot spot that’s in the other room in this building where the service sucks as is. Lol

Cool, thanks. Thought it was my laptop but wanted to make sure

Did Ignition just remove all SNG's that are not Holdem?? Omaha and Omaha hi/lo just completely gone from lobby..

yup

and only double and triple up holdem showing for me

No sngs for me either

cant register for the sng's that are there

site down for me

unreal lag for everyone?

I just logged into ignition and hit 2$ jackpot then noticed it was 7 dollars. The 2$ jackpots are gone?

also what is up with the delay...

EDIT: they are back up now. that was interesting.
EDIT2: Sorry this format is disabled, then i hit refresh and its gone again? Is ignition removing the 2$ jackpots? that makes no sense.
edit3: back up.

stuck at 97% and the sidebar with cashier in it is a really dark shade. No access to the cashier

definitely lagging to some extent.

Log in fails,it says wrong account/pw. anyone else experiencing the same?

Works for me


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same issue.

kinda random but have u requested a cashout in btc in the last 4 days - 2weeks, i might know why we cant login.