Does GSN want us to leave?

[peapaw63]

We have complained about the spinning wheel ads interfering with the games & yet they still put them on there.we see them so much it's like they want us to go play their games instead! Why?? Every time I see that wheel I get & I get off the game I'm trying to play. I go to a different game & it's on there too. I feel like I might as well just go play those games instead! It's just too bad it's coming to this. GSN isn't as much fun as it used to be. Any suggestions?

[breeziebeez1]

Peapaw have you tried "ad-block"? It's an add on for Firefox browsers. It has a filter to, if you want to see some ads and not others or on different pages and not others. The latter example came in handy for instance when playing the old Cubis because Cubis was seen as a pop up and I could easily disable the ad-block for that page. Unfortunately not all cash games are compatible with Firefox so I have both Firefox and Internet Explorer. I mention this because I don't think IE has a version of ad-block(could easily be wrong tho)

Anyway, without it there's no way I'd continue playing. The ads were driving me batty! especially the ones you described. Another cool thing about ad-block is that it recognizes those obnoxious(moving) ads then blocks them, giving the more conscientious companies the edge.

[peapaw63]

Thanks breeziebeez1...I don't know what this ad-block is, but I'll check into it. I have IE.... I've adjusted the quality on some of the ads, but the ads that are for games doesn't give that option. I'll be glad when they stop showing the spinning wheel one! That's the worst!

[kpler]

i bought a new graphics card for my computer. that solved the problem also. I didnt buy the card because of gsn. before the card my computer would lag and i couldnt play the games

[GSNAngel]

I'll be glad when they stop showing the spinning wheel one! That's the worst!

What city and state do you live in? Many of the ads are regional, and GSN doesn't see those. I can have the technical team set computers to your city/state and see if they can track down the specific ad.