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.

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 overall experienced a drop for the third consecutive week, although this week the decline was only by a half a percentage point, so this isn’t particularly meaningful.

Online poker in France continues to outperform the market, led by Winamax.fr, which continues its climb up the rankings and is now up to 4th place overall, riding the wave of its billionth hand promotion.

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.