Official Poker Site/Network Tracking thread

[Sniper]

Dennisa posted this in another thread...

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I am tracking. Stars was at 15,608 peak on Monday 1/15. Their 24 hour peak on Monday 1/29 is 11,722. In just two weeks that is a drop off of 25%.

Tilt was 8252 (1/15) and 5857 (1/29) for a drop off of 29%.

Bodog was 3925 (1/15) and 2376 (1/29) for a drop off of 40%.

Party was at 9124 (1/15) and 11213 on (1/29) for an increase of close to 22%. Some of it is an increase to 12 tables from 6 and a current bonus.

To me it says US players are leaving Tilt and Stars and Europeans are leaving for Party.

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SO what does this mean... a roughly 10% short term drop in players from the Neteller effect?

If that's it, I'd say we came thru this hurricane in pretty solid shape.

That said, I'm not ready to declare "clear skies" for a while, until the Neteller founders appear in court (2/14), and the "material non-public" information that is keeping Neteller stock halted, is disclosed.

Worth noting, while US players are concerned about "getting their money out"... Neteller stockholder (ie the Owners), are in the same position.

[Jack Bando]

Sniper, I added some info to his post in the other thread regarding the holiday season.

[Sniper]

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Sniper, I added some info to his post in the other thread regarding the holiday season.

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I was hoping to not have to link to that thread [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[Jack Bando]

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Sniper, I added some info to his post in the other thread regarding the holiday season.

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I was hoping to not have to link to that thread [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

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I figured. But what do you think of the numbers I posted in it in reply to the ones you posted from Dennisa, that the drop is due to a mix of Neteller and the holidays being over? The nubmers actually start going down at Stars a few days before Neteller bails.

[Sniper]

Raw data sourced from PokerSiteScout , with permission.

Daily data represents the 24 hour peak Active Real Money Ring Game seats, at each site/network.
Sept Peak represents the max peak at each site across the entire month of September.
1wk Change: Day of Week difference from last week (ie Sat vs Sat last week) for last listed day
16wk Change: Day of week difference compared to the week before the legislation was signed (10/13)
Color Coding: <font color="green">Green</font>(+) and <font color="red">Red</font>(-) represents increase or decrease from previous day
<font color="grey">Grey</font> = Data not available, last weeks data used
7 day avg: Avg of last 7 day's peaks. Sites sorted by 7 day avg. <font color="blue">Blue</font> = 7 Day Avg &gt; Sept Peak.

[Sniper]

Monthly graphs will be posted later...

Also want to note that Scout started tracking Poker.com last week, I will be added them to the spreadsheet tonight.

[Uglyowl]

Updates? Thanks for the good work with this Sniper.

[Sniper]

This graph represents the 7 day average of Peaks across the month of January (only), for each site. I've stretched out the bottom part of the graph (again) to provide some separation...

[Sniper]

Raw data sourced from PokerSiteScout , with permission.

Daily data represents the 24 hour peak Active Real Money Ring Game seats, at each site/network.
Sept Peak represents the max peak at each site across the entire month of September.
1wk Change: Day of Week difference from last week (ie Sat vs Sat last week) for last listed day
16wk Change: Day of week difference compared to the week before the legislation was signed (10/13)
Color Coding: <font color="green">Green</font>(+) and <font color="red">Red</font>(-) represents increase or decrease from previous day
<font color="grey">Grey</font> = Data not available, last weeks data used
7 day avg: Avg of last 7 day's peaks. Sites sorted by 7 day avg. <font color="blue">Blue</font> = 7 Day Avg &gt; Sept Peak.

[Sniper]

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Updates? Thanks for the good work with this Sniper.

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Sorry Owl, got distracted by another 2+2 project... should be back on track, again.

ps.. Owl, did you ever post up the winner of the 2006 Finance Competition?