Online Poker: Cereus and OnGame Duke it Out

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The Cereus Network and OnGame Poker have both been going back and forth taking over the coveted number 5 spot of most trafficked online poker rooms with "real cash" players.

For the time being, OnGame wins, but by only a mere 100 players.

Cereus stunned online poker enthusiasts last month after it was revealed spokesperson Annie Duke's appearance on Celebrity Apprentice had helped the company overtake both Everest and OnGame.  Gambling911.com's heavy promotion of Ms. Duke's appearance on the show was also credited for the success of Cereus' UltimateBet.com online poker room.

Everest Poker has struggled mightily in recent weeks.

Meanwhile, PartyGaming remains competitive with its European rival, iPoker though for the time being, iPoker has maintained its grip on the number 3 position.

Poker Stars remains twice the size of the number two online poker room, Full Tilt Poker.

All traffic rankings found at www.pokersitescout.com

Christopher Costigan, Gambling911.com Publisher 

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