Carbon Poker Loses Half Its Customers in 6 Months

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According to the PokerSiteScout.com website, Carbon Poker's "real cash" customers have been cut in half over the past 6 months.  Cabron Poker is the flagship room of Australian-based Merge Gaming.

Merge itself has been gaining steam recently with the announcements that two of the largest online sports betting websites catering to US customers will be utilizing their online poker network for their own rooms.

SBG Global made the announcement that its PokerHost.com venture will be moving to the Merge Network while Sportsbook.com dealt the Cake Poker Network a major blow last month with their own switch to Merge.

It was not immediately clear as to why Carbon Poker had been witnessing a downward trend.   The site currently averages around 200 "real cash" players at any given time. 

Ace King, Gambling911.com 

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