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I hope I added some value to your post. 
In a previous life I used to identify, isolate and repair software defects in a fault tolerant environment.  
Shrink your swap file size.  
The only question is whether that testing occurs in a test environment or in the field.  
Especially if the tune is repetitive as is the case with.  
They are not fixing the major problem which appears to be their software people.  
My first impression is that the testing is occurring in the field and that the software is encountering many failures. 
I hinted an earlier post that something might be very wrong with the software running larger tournaments.   
> RR 
My suggestion is to run a test major tournament using BOTS and SUT.  
> RR 
There you want to catch your defects before they go into the field.  
Bad publicity can be a powerful thing especially when there are multiple complainers as in this case.  



