iPoker Network and PartyGaming in Battle Royale

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This past week, iPoker Network regained the third place ranking from PartyPoker for the first time since early January.

The battle continues, however, as player counts for the two Euro-focused networks were now separated by less than half a percent and by Thursday, PartyGaming had regained the number 3 spot, according to PokerScout.com.

Elsewhere, Cake Poker and Entraction continued to battle it out for the number 10 spot.  Cereus and Everest were fighting for the number 7 spot.

Lower down the tier, Bodog and Merge were battling to see who could hold onto the number 15 spot.  Merge has experienced another 3 percent in growth over the past week and a half. 

Ace King, Gambling911.com

 

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