Key Takeaways
- Global cash game traffic fell by 1.2% this week, substantially less than last week’s fall of 4%. Traffic is now 7.2% below the annual seasonal peak reached on January 11.
- The traffic reductions were experienced across the board, with only four of the top 30 poker rooms managing to see an increase. The only market to register increased traffic was Italy, all other reported markets experienced declines.
- One room that did increase traffic was PokerStars Italy, which gained enough to re-establish itself in fifth place in the global rankings pushing Winamax back into 6th position. MPN is back in 10th place, and WPN has again moved ahead of Full Tilt to take 11th position.
Global cash game traffic fell by 1.2% this week, substantially less than last week’s fall of 4%. Traffic is now 7.2% below the annual seasonal peak reached on January 11.
The traffic reductions were experienced across the board, with only four of the top 30 poker rooms managing to see an increase. The only market to register increased traffic was Italy, all other reported markets experienced declines.
One room that did increase traffic was PokerStars Italy, which gained enough to re-establish itself in fifth place in the global rankings pushing Winamax back into 6th position. MPN is back in 10th place, and WPN has again moved ahead of Full Tilt to take 11th position.
