Online poker traffic overall gained another percentage point this week to go along with the 2% gain we saw in the market last week.

Overall traffic showed a gain of 2% this week, thanks to a 3% increase in PokerStars’ traffic. Advancers led decliners by 6-4, showing that the increase was broad based as well.

The worldwide online poker market saw a 2% increase in overall traffic this week. Perhaps we are starting to come back from the mid summer doldrums.

Online poker traffic fell by another 1% this week, although this was a smaller decrease than we saw last week. Only half of the top 10 online poker sites lost ground this time.

New Jersey is now looking at granting a license to the new ownership, to finally allow PokerStars to come to America officially. Full Tilt is also looking to expand and they have just applied for a license to operate on the Italian market.

Online poker traffic dropped a further 3% this week, adding to the 2% that was lost last week, as PokerStars gave up further ground to resettle back in to their levels before there recent big promotion.

Online poker traffic as a whole dropped 2% this week, losing back 2 of the 3% the market gained last week. The 2014 WSOP has now begun in Las Vegas, and naturally Nevada online poker site WSOP is poised to look to cash in on all the excitement.

After two consecutive weeks of increasing numbers, the worldwide online poker market experienced a fairly big dip last week, dropping by 3%, erasing the gains of the past two weeks and then some.

After 11 consecutive weeks of decline, the overall market finally posted a gain this week, up a healthy 2%. 9 out of the top 10 poker sites experienced a gain.

Overall online poker traffic dipped a further 2.6%, sliding for the 11th straight week. Only one of the top 10 poker sites showed an increase in traffic with the other 9 experiencing a decline.