Pop ups and Slide in windows MG

[chayton]

I'm starting to get annoyed with the pop up windows that tell you about tourneys and those stupid little slide in windows in every MG casino I play at, especially JF where it's nagging me every time I change my game - Play this tournament, play this tourney, play it play it play it...

Is there any way to shut those windows off? It's almost (but not quite) as annoying as the Playtech "support" who pop in every time you log in to tell you about their "oh so wonderful deposit bonus"

[vinylweatherman]

I'm starting to get annoyed with the pop up windows that tell you about tourneys and those stupid little slide in windows in every MG casino I play at, especially JF where it's nagging me every time I change my game - Play this tournament, play this tourney, play it play it play it...

Is there any way to shut those windows off? It's almost (but not quite) as annoying as the Playtech "support" who pop in every time you log in to tell you about their "oh so wonderful deposit bonus"

I have noticed it too. I bet more people would play the tourneys if they FIXED THE EFFING TOURNEY SOFTWARE. No amount of windows and slides will make me pay to play a tourney that lags, boots me out, and often will not even let me register.
There is an even worse aspect to this slide window, it can appear DURING a tournament, telling you to play the tournament you are already playing. In doing so, it steals focus from the tournament application, and spin requests can be skipped until you close the window down (a little x is provided).

The main pop-up I have noticed is the live chat application. Microgaming have seen that Playtech annoy their players with it, and thought it worth a try

I have also noticed a considerable increase in MGS casinos crashing with the Microsoft "this application has encountered an error and has to close" type of error, which then lets you send a report to Microsoft about the error, which they will usually ignore rather than patch.

MGS casinos are like MS Windows used to be, something you had to completely reinstall on a regular basis in order to maintain your sanity.