Official Poker Site/Network Tracking thread

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I know this is wishfull thinking but is there any way to get the status based on bet sizes. eg low, middle, high.

I feel this would give a better insight on how the sites are fairing, than just a total figure.

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Pokersitescout sell data like this, so they can't release it freely.

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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
18wk 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="#666666">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.

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Looks like some people had a Happy Valentine's Day [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

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Tribeca Tables Bans U.S. Players

The Tribeca Tables Poker Network announced yesterday that it will not be accepting any more American customers. Current players in the U.S. will be locked out based on their IP addresses starting February 28.

While Tribeca was bought by Playtech and will be absorbed into Playtech’s U.S.-unfriendly iPoker network, Americans were not expected to be shutout until the merger actually took place. There is no definitive date on the merger, although some rumblings have targeted next week.

Several skins on the Tribeca network, including the popular Doyle’s Room, have been working on launching their own network that will accept U.S. players, but it looks as if they were caught by surprise by this move. The new network had been rumored to be aiming for sometime in March for launch, so Doyle’s and others very likely expected to be able to transition without having to miss U.S. players for any length of time.


Source: PSO

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I know this is wishfull thinking but is there any way to get the status based on bet sizes. eg low, middle, high.

I feel this would give a better insight on how the sites are fairing, than just a total figure.

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Pokersitescout sell data like this, so they can't release it freely.

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pokersitescout sell datamined hands?

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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
18wk 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="#666666">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.

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Another change at Absolute... apparently they are now deducting transaction fees and other things from MGR, for US players only... Link to thread in A/R

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Hmm, I've fallen behind here... I'll bring this back up to date shortly...

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DoylesRoom Update...

IMPORTANT MESSAGE CONCERNING YOUR ACCOUNT

19 February 2007

Dear DoylesRoom Player,

This email is intended solely for US-based players at DoylesRoom.com. Please ignore this communication if you are based in any other country.

In view of the passage of the Unlawful Internet Gaming Enforcement Act (“UIGEA”) and the cessation of operations by Neteller and other payment processors, the management of the Doyle Brunson Poker Network (“DBPN”) has reluctantly decided not to permit online real money play by US-based players. We know this will come as a disappointment to you but we have taken the view that the most prudent course of action at this time to ensure the security of player funds is to conduct an orderly withdrawal from the United States market.

Effective immediately, US online poker players will not be permitted to sign up for real money play or deposit funds into existing accounts. Commencing March 1, 2007, all US play on DoylesRoom.com will be blocked and US players will be able to access only the withdrawals page.

You may withdraw your funds at any time or, should you wish to enjoy uninterrupted play, we are pleased to announce that Full Tilt Poker has agreed to accept direct transfer of your account balance. This will give you the opportunity to earn a signup bonus of up to $600 and use your action point balance on their site (terms and conditions apply, see below). This account transfer option will be simple, immediate, and allow you to take advantage of Full Tilt Poker’s wide range of games and tournaments. The transfer feature is available now.


DBPN assures all its players that their funds are safe but in view of the likely demands on our processing staff in the forthcoming weeks, cashouts may take a little longer than usual to process. We ask that players wishing to withdraw their funds be patient.

DoylesRoom.com will continue to serve non-US players and will increase its focus on Canada, Europe and Asia-Pacific.

We share your disappointment with this news and sincerely apologize for any inconvenience.

Thank You,

The Management
Doyle Brunson Poker Network



Full Tilt Poker is offering a signup bonus of 100% of transferred money up to a maximum of $600. To be eligible for the sign up bonus, players must be making their first deposit on Full Tilt Poker and a minimum balance transfer of $45 is required.

Action Points (“APs”) will be converted to Full Tilt Points (“FTP”) within 7 days of account transfer. Conversion rates as follows:

Doyle’s Club: 4 APs = 1 FTP
VIP: 6 APs = 1 FTP
Other tiers: 12 APs = 1 FTP

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