Pacific Problems

For too long now Pacific Poker has ignored problems that, we the players at Pacific, have continually posted our disgruntlement with. Most notably the 'Double Big Blind' issue in MTT play and the lack of breaks in the large prize pool MTT's such as the twice daily 10k and weekly 25k and 50k tournaments.

The big blind issue is one that would not be tolerated at any other site, I and others have played at. And the no breaks issue falls into health and safety regulations, Just recently, in reply to idio's, (a pp regular and most respected player) demand to know what was being done about it, PP stated that it may not be a priority concern. This is simply not good enough. Other minor issues like the 10k satelites were dealt with in a maner befitting an award winning support team. But when it comes to issues that would no doubt cause disruption and cost to PP they are very slow to deal with them or simply ignore and moderate post.

Many of you may not use the forums or even realise they exist, but there are those who frequent PP forums regularly, bringing about many changes to software and tornament content, by voicing their suggestions, concerns, ideas and opinions. The forums on the whole have been a marvellous success, but on major issues we feel that our voice, as a community, is not being heard or listened too.

It is with this in mind that we are asking you to join us in a 1-2 day boycott of Pacific Poker, to let them understand that we ,as the players, have the right and power to have our demands listened to and acted upon, in the fairest manner possible. We would also ask that you sign our E-petition and post any grieviences, or ideas you have on www.pokerfriends.myfastforum.org. The main issues that come to light will then be sent to Incubus1 to put to the powers that be. If our demands and concerns are still ignored we will hold the boycott, this will be held on the 3rd of february 2007. If again we are ignored we will continue to hold boycotts every 1st saterday of the month until we gain enough support to force the issue.