Online Poker: Ring Game Traffic Increases

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Online poker ring game traffic was up 4 percent this week, according to PokerSiteScout.com, a site that measures real cash poker players at each room in real time.

Seven of the top 10 sites and networks booked weekly gains in fact.  According to PokeSiteScout, it was PokerStars and Full Tilt that drew the lion's share of players as both were vying to offer the very best online poker promotions.

Full Tilt Poker has actually had such a substantial boost in traffic (a 14 percent increase in fact), the site is at its highest level in history.

One thing we noticed here at Gambling911.com is Cereus' big drop in traffic.  That is now being attributed to a bug in reporting.

Cereus Network should be seeing a large increase in the week ahead. The network recently fell to ninth place in the traffic rankings but is expected to rise quickly back up to fifth, ahead of Everest Poker and possibly close to Ongame Network's average player count, in the coming week.

Ace King, Gambling911.com         

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