Were they getting disconnected each time or something? I think they give you what, like 30 seconds before it goes into the time bank? Then, once the time bank is used you cannot use that time anymore and once the 30 second clock runs out it auto mucks... Maybe I'm a little confused, what is the "delay" clock? Normally it's just the "clock" and then the "time bank" isn't it?

Sorry, I'm talking about the time bank. He used his 90-second time bank over and over and over and over again. Like four hands in a row right before players cashed. I don't know how he was able to refresh it. Speaks to integrity of Bovada's poker games.

It was quite remarkable to witness.

That's pretty crazy.. I know they don't have usernames in the poker room, which I think is a little odd.. I wonder how the heck they were able to do that...

So, that must've helped you and everyone at the table, right? He was eating clock letting players on the other tables go and hope one or more of them gets knocked out. How far up the pay ladder were you? Did it help you make the money? I'd tell Bovada they need to investigate, eliminate him, and split any of us winnings up with everyone who cashed...

Its supposed to go hand for hand when its on the bubble thats kinda dirty but its online what do you expect

It didn't end up helping me this time because I got the Big Blind when it just turned to like 75,000 chips, which was more than I had and way more than the cheater, who only had to ante. It wasn't ever really a hand for hand situation. No user names and you can only use lame boilerplate replies at Bovada. Thanks for the advice, Mixing.

Thats heavy botting and manipulating

I think so. BTW, I finished 118 and they paid 117, lol. Stalling is part of the online game, but the bottom line is I wouldn't have been blinded out 'cept for the guy having a forever time bank.