I am proud to announce that we have officially resolved the issue with Full Tilt and the TableTracker scanners are now back online permanently and this issue should not arise again! :)
Due to the changes made, this requires upgrading to v3.09.6 BETA (or greater). PokerTracker -Download
We are going to compensate all Full Tilt users who were affected by this down time by extending your subscription for free (up to 6 weeks). To receive compensation you must:
- Have attempted a TableTracker search on Full Tilt during the affected down time
- Request compensation before April 12, 2011
- Send a message to us via the PokerTracker support system requesting compensation by clicking here.
Best regards,
Derek
Original Post on February 17, 2011
As of February 8, 2011, TableTracker has been returning very few (or no) tables for Full Tilt searches.
Around the middle of December 2010, Full Tilt began to aggressively block data miners and data mining companies. Unfortunately, due to their aggressive blocking, legitimate services such as TableTracker (and any of our competitors) have been caught in the crossfire. It is important to note that every other table selection service is experiencing these exact same issues; it is not limited to TableTracker. We were able to work around the issue for a period of time; however, as of February 8th that is no longer the case.
I understand that many of you are frustrated that you can no longer use TableTracker on Full Tilt and we are as equally as frustrated and are working as hard as we can for a solution. We have been in contact with Full Tilt and are hoping to work out a solution so that we can once again provide TableTracker coverage on Full Tilt. We are trying our best to expedite this process to have the service back up and running as soon as possible.
I will continue to update this thread as new information is learned about a possible solution and an estimated date of being back online.
I appreciate everyone's patience and understanding. If you have any questions, please post them here and I will gladly answer them.
Best regards,
Derek
