PartyGaming Having Tough Time Holding on To Number 4 Slot

Written by :

Ace King

Published on :

28 August, 2008

PartyGaming had been the second largest online poker room heading into 2008. At the start of the year, Full Tilt Poker took a leading command and today averages between 2000 and 3000 more real cash players than Party. Full Tilt at times has more than double the number of players than Party.

Party's biggest problem as its PartyPoker brand continues to struggle in the wake of a US online poker prohibition, is trying to maintain its hold on the number 4 position.

The iPoker Network in recent months has taken a decisive lead over PartyGaming and is now firmly entrenched in the number 3 spot.

Party is currently duking it out with the OnGame Network, now averaging just a few hundred real cash players less than PartyPoker.

Everest is the number 6 most trafficked online poker room heading into September though does not appear to be a threat to Party at this time.

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