Key Takeaways
- The launch of state regulated poker in New Jersey appeared to give a boost to all networks that accepted US players.
- By the end of last year, it was clear that the non-state regulated sites were actually getting as much if not more benefit from widespread media attention than the New Jersey regulated sites.
- Since then the US accepted market has maintained its advantage. Cash game traffic in the last six months has fallen by 25% in the global dot com market, and only 3% in the US accepted market.
The launch of state regulated poker in New Jersey was accompanied by widespread media attention that appeared to give a boost to all networks that accepted US players.
By the end of last year, it was clear that the non-state regulated sites were actually getting as much if not more benefit than the New Jersey regulated sites.
