Took 99% of my balance out yesterday, I’m right there with you bro, I’m done playing until something is actually addressed and fixed…and I’ll be in this forum talkin my smack live because this is INSANE… might be a huuuge controversy brewing here…
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MODS, wya???
What is huds?
heads up display
Effing 2 weeks and you got your generous $40 in worthless points. Get your shit together
Mods are still here to censor messages. Great job guys!
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Took me a while to figure that out. Now I know, the computer has already decided the spin and it doesn’t make one bit of difference what you do to stop spin. I will agree that the time element it is taking to fix their problem is vexing. Wonder if other sites don’t have better tech people. This is the longest I have ever seen a site have these problems. And I have been on Bodog, Bovada, Ignition, for dang near twenty years. (for those of you who haven’t been around that long, that was the evolution of what is now Ignition)
Already downloaded acr done with ignition after 3 years obviously not appreciated thanks ignition lol America’s card room is great if you need a referral code let me know. Good customer service as well 
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Moderators are y’all out on a beach this weekend or something?
Moderators said that compensation would be distributed within a few hours of site stability. They are so full of shit!
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I want my compensation now or I’m reporting your scandal ass
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I too have been with them for 2 decades - all the incarnations. I even think there was a BOVADA EU in there somewhere. While I agree with you its completely vexing, I will say from experience that I have never been cheated out of anything by this organization, and they have always made every wrong I’ve encountered … right. Keep the faith. I am.
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Honestly if everyone just boycotted the site they wouldn’t have a player base why do we even put trust in a site that obviously doesn’t value it’s customer. Horrible customer service worst in the industry as Far as I’m concerned
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I’m not going to make a deposit here. This place owes us
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Why was the thread moved anyways if the shit wasn’t fixed? Open the original thread back so people can see the 2 weeks of shit.
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Same here… !!!
So some players did that cuber attack,I hope you will get them…
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I can’t access anything…this sucks!!
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All sister sites have been effected with supposed DDOS attacks or are deploying cash grab tactics in unison. More than I am focused on compensation from them (bc that will happen when/if they’re ever ready), I want to know what is actually going on.
Who is deploying these site issues, why and will it ever stop and what would the resolution be so this will stop?
Any theories on the actual situation ?
- Intentional site manipulation to recover Bitcoin losses from the recent crash
- DDOS as they said and that’s it
COME ON WHO WILL HAVE THE BEST CONSPIRACY STORY… let’s hear it.
Also- I’m super peeved that I feel like stepping foot on American soil could be part of this who collapse.
The recent Gumball 3000 was a very risky and not so helpful marketing campaign. Each and every stop except for Miami - online gambling isn’t allowed, or very limited online gambling is legal and regulated through the state. Ignition blasted their name all over everything as the #1 sponsor for this year… basically advertising to locals to take part in an illegal act of online, off-shore gaming. The Gumball site even specifies Ignition is tailored for American players 
. I’m not sure if the Gumball sponsorship was the best choice for their dollars. But I’m sure it was a good party if that’s what they were going for!
I’ve been playing online poker since early 2000’s it looks like the doj will shut it down just like poker stars wouldn’t be surprised one bit
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There is not one federal law that says that it is illegal for a player from the US to play online poker for real money.
There has never been an individual poker player charged or prosecuted for illegally playing poker on online sites in the US.
A law got passed in 2006 the UIGEA that simply required financial institutions to block (transactions) with any sites that included “wagering” or “games of chance” as part of their services.
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