World Poker Exchange Averaged 35 Players Last Week?

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The average "real cash" players at PokerStars this past week:  25400.

The average "real cash" players at the World Poker Exchange this past week:  35

Ouch!!!

World Poker Exchange is part of one of the oldest established online sportsbooks, World Sports Exchange, which back in the day was featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated and the subject of a 60 Minutes story covering the emerging industry. 

How an online poker room is able to sustain itself with just 35 "real cash" players is anybody's guess.

But the World Poker Exchange isn't the only online poker network suffering from "under 100 players".

Action Poker and the Everleaf Gaming Network are in the same boat while the Flash Poker Network actually had fewer players than WPE.

Here were your top 10 online poker networks for the past week:

*Numbers represent Players/Peak/Average for the Week

1

PokerStars

 

Sep 21

6:41 PM

26245

41549

25400

2

Full Tilt Poker

 

Sep 21

6:41 PM

18794

25589

16400

 

3

iPoker Network

 

Sep 21

6:43 PM

2784

11694

5500

 

4

PartyPoker

 

Sep 21

6:49 PM

2767

10431

5200

5

Ongame Network

 

Sep 21

6:41 PM

1494

5563

2500

 

6

Cereus Network

 

Sep 21

6:43 PM

3588

3588

2500

 

7

Everest Poker

 

Sep 21

6:46 PM

962

4748

2200

 

8

IPN (Boss Media)

 

Sep 21

6:44 PM

905

4107

1920

 

9

Microgaming (Total)*

 

Sep 21

6:49 PM

765

3888

1820


10

CakePoker Network

 

Sep 21

6:41 PM

2149

2362

1620

 

These numbers are all courtesy of PokerSiteScout.com

Christopher Costigan, Gambling911.com Publisher

 

 

 

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