PokerStars.It Italian Online Poker Site Debuts At Number 7

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The online poker monitoring website PokerScout.com has released its latest numbers and the inclusion of PokerStars.It Italian card room in the number 7 position of top worldwide rooms in terms of “real cash” players.  The site claimed to have 70248 playing at press time Monday night, which would be pretty amazing if true.  That would be more than PartyPoker’s overall traffic worldwide.  Party is currently the number three largest online poker network. 

Italy has been licensing online poker sites for two years now but was only added to the PokerScout.com chart this week as that site looks to break down the poker networks by national domains.

Ace King, Gambling911.com 

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