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Bodog Poker Beat Out by DoylesRoom, Pacific

Written by:

Ace King

Published on:

Dec/05/2008

Doylesroom.com, which is currently offering a 110 percent cash bonus up to $550, continues to climb the online poker charts. As Microgaming's marquee brand, the online poker room is now the 5^th largest in the US market, averaging 1000 real cash players peak over the last 7 day period. Doyle's 24 hour peak cash players was nearly 2000 Friday.

DoylesRoom has passed by the one time 4^th largest online poker room, Bodog Poker, which is slowly improving its processing efforts in recent weeks.

More bad news for Bodog: Pacific Poker, once believed to be dead in the water so to speak, is getting a second life and has also passed by the struggling online poker room. It was averaging 940 players compared to Bodog's 800 real cash players. Bodog has endured damaging press over the past couple of months for its ill-conceived treatment of affiliates and ad partners.

With AbsolutePoker.com and UltimateBet.com joining forces to become the Cereus Network, this online poker enterprise is now the 7^th biggest in the world, though they are right on Everest's tail.

Ace King, Gambling911.com

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