Online Poker Traffic Up Nearly 3 Percent This Week

Submitted by Ace King on

Written by :

Ace King

Published on :

Online poker traffic has risen 2.8 percent this week according to the traffic monitoring website PokerScout.com.  The increase coincided with this past weekend’s World Series of Poker final table.

PokerScout.com noted that the 2.8 percent rise was less than last year’s 5 percent increase during this same period.

Nine of the top 10 online poker rooms increased their traffic with the lone exception of Full Tilt Poker. 

This marked the 19th straight week that the top four online poker sites in terms of overall “real cash” player traffic has remained unchanged.  During the morning hours of Wednesday (Eastern Standard Time) and evening in most of Europe, PartyPoker (3rd ranked) had only 250 more “real cash” players than iPoker (4th ranked)

Notable moves for the week included Entraction Network jumping ahead of Ongame.it, taking over 13th place. Everest Poker made it back into the top 20 as a result.   

- Ace King, Gambling911.com 

Related Content

Top Trending Gambling News: Are Anjouan Licenses Legitimate?

Top Trending Gambling News: Are Anjouan Licenses Legitimate?

Top Trending: Kim Jong Un Dead - North Korea Supreme Leader Odds - Anjouan Gaming Authority - NFL MNF - Commanders vs. 49ers - Jalen Hurts Out for Season - Eagles NFC East Futures
Livermore California Residents Won Big Last Week at Sacramento Area Casino

Livermore California Residents Won Big Last Week at Sacramento Area Casino

One of the two Livemore residents triggered AGS's Triple Diamond Progressive jackpot through the Double Up Blackjack Bonus Spin feature to win a cool $554,883.
Top Trending Gambling News: NoVig Takes on Missouri AG Fresh Off Sydney Sweeney Brouhaha

Top Trending Gambling News: NoVig Takes on Missouri AG Fresh Off Sydney Sweeney Brouhaha

Top Trending: NoVig Sues Missouri Ag - PowerAde Rebuttal to NoVig Sweeney Ads - Nicole Noren - ESPN - Peachy the Flamingo - Ohio State vs. Indiana - NBA Parlay Restrictions
Former ESPN Producer Nicole Noren Latest Claims Leaving Gambling Community Speechless

Former ESPN Producer Nicole Noren Latest Claims Leaving Gambling Community Speechless

Nicole Noren's criticism of ESPN's relationship with gambling companies received fresh attention in a Guardian article published Saturday morning.