Worldwide online poker traffic fell by a further 2% this week, a pretty significant dip, making this the tenth week in a row that traffic levels have fallen.

Online poker traffic overall declined for the ninth week in a row, this time by a full percentage point over last week.

Online poker traffic worldwide continues to drop, this week seeing it decline by 4%, a significant amount. This is the fifth week that the market has seen a decline in traffic.

Overall online poker traffic fell for the fourth week in a row, this time by a full percentage point.  Year over year, traffic is still down 15% from where it was this time a year ago.

Online poker traffic as a whole fell by 3% last week, during a period where overall traffic is traditionally at its highest peak of the year.  However, it is only down 9% from this time last year.

Online poker traffic rose 1% this week, ending the streak of three consecutive weeks of decline. Traffic is still off 13% from where it was this time last year.  Poker Stars continues to enjoy a huge advantage over the pack.

Online poker traffic took a further dip of 2% this week, off 10% from this time last year. Bodog continues its climb, as they further cement their place as the leading U.S. friendly online poker site.

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