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09-13-2005, 04:37 PM
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Paradise killing anybody else?
For the love of Mike, it's so slow! I get in, maybe, 2/3 of the hands per hour that I get anywhere else. And I know it CAN go faster, since today when I was HU with an all-in preflop, it threw all 5 streets down at once, gave me the money and swept the table so fast that I almost didn't even get to see what my winning hand was.
Is it the players? 
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#2
09-13-2005, 05:38 PM
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Re: Paradise killing anybody else?
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For the love of Mike, it's so slow! I get in, maybe, 2/3 of the hands per hour that I get anywhere else. And I know it CAN go faster, since today when I was HU with an all-in preflop, it threw all 5 streets down at once, gave me the money and swept the table so fast that I almost didn't even get to see what my winning hand was. Is it the players? [/ QUOTE ] I feel your pain. It's mostly software IMO, altho the players also seem slow, as if drunk, sometimes. Clearing 10X bonus at Paradise 3-tabling takes twice as long as anyplace else with 4 tabling.
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#3
09-13-2005, 05:42 PM
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Re: Paradise killing anybody else?
I withdrew all my money after I cleared the last bonus, and I don't plan on returning. The slowness of the games was bad, but the hidden tables in the lobby was the last straw. I'd log in and not see a single 5/10 table listed most of the time, and maybe if I left it open long enough, a couple would appear. If they can't get something as simple as that working, they can go to hell.
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#6
09-13-2005, 05:55 PM
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Re: Paradise killing anybody else?
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What you describe is either the software or your computer moving slowly, not the players. I haven't been there in years, but I hear the software is awfully slow. [/ QUOTE ] I can guarantee that it's not my computer. As far as the software is concerned, as I said, HU with an all-in preflop, all 5 cards came out and were taken away so fast I could hardly see what my winning hand looked like. It actually seems like they might not have enough bandwidth between their servers and the world.
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#7
09-13-2005, 06:08 PM
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Re: Paradise killing anybody else?
It's slow and I think it is because they started to advertise on TV and are getting a lot of new players. I say this because it seems that the slowness really coincided with the advertising. In any case I took all my money out a couple of weeks ago.
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#8
09-13-2005, 06:15 PM
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Re: Paradise killing anybody else?
it's because when players download the software it automatically optimises graphics and sound. This causes big slow down and I would imagine that other players having this turned on makes a big difference in playing time
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#9
09-13-2005, 06:23 PM
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Re: Paradise killing anybody else?
The software is dead slow. While I cleared my signup bonus, I 3-tabled there and still had time to read 2+2.
The tradeoff is the really bad players (they're doing a large amount of TV advertising for their million-dollar freeroll). Their SNGs are filled with people who have only two bet sizes: the minimum, and all-in. Actually, this leads me to a thought: is it possible that they DESIGNED their software to keep games dead slow, so that the good players go elsewhere? Might be along the same lines as Pacific's one-table limit.
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09-13-2005, 07:34 PM
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Re: Paradise killing anybody else?
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Actually, this leads me to a thought: is it possible that they DESIGNED their software to keep games dead slow, so that the good players go elsewhere? Might be along the same lines as Pacific's one-table limit. [/ QUOTE ] What? No. Slower games equals less rake per hour.
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