Weekly Online Poker Traffic Up 5.2 Percent

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Online poker traffic rose an impressive 5.2 percent this week.  All of the top 10 card rooms saw week-over-week increases according to PokerScout.com.  It is the first time in over a month that annual growth has been noted.

Among the biggest gainers:  Full Tilt Poker climbed 16 percent, due mostly to a special promotion being offered.

The Cereus Poker Network overtook PokerStars.it to once again place 6th among the world’s largest online poker networks.  Cereus is home to UB.com and Absolute Poker, both of which are offering double points rewards this coming weekend.

PokerScout has begun its live tracking of the licensed French market with coverage of Winamax.fr. The site remains in 12th place worldwide and second place in France behind PokerStars.fr.

Ace King, Gambling911.com

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