The worldwide poker market erased their losses of 3% last week by posting an identical gain of 3% this week, in spite of 8 out of the top 10 online poker sites seeing a decline. The boost was mostly driven by a nice increase by Poker Stars.

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.

Online poker traffic increased for the second consecutive week, although it was only up very slightly, rising a further 0.1% to go along with last week’s 2% rise.

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.

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.

While online poker traffic was down for the eighth week in a row, this time it only fell by a miniscule 0.1%, so that’s pretty close to virtually unchanged this time.

Online poker traffic fell an additional 1% this week, an improvement from last week’s decline of 3% but the seventh week in a row that overall traffic has gone down.

Worldwide online poker traffic is down a further 3% this week, adding to the 4% loss last week and making this the 6th consecutive week the market has declined.