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12-08-2006, 02:52 PM
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Re: Digital Gaming Network?
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It's been running about 1000 players logged on at any given time. This would translate to approx. 100 real money ring game players, 200 real money tournament/sng players, and the rest playing free play or freeroll. Pretty paltry numbers really. The only places very active for U.S. players now are PokerStars, Full Tilt and the Microgaming Poker Network. Spam removed by Pokeraddict [/ QUOTE ] Tribeca? Bodog? UB? Absolute? 
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#42
12-08-2006, 05:13 PM
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Re: Digital Gaming Network?
Bodog, UB, Absolute are availabe to U.S. players, but not as much traffic. Tribeca will be banning U.S. players within the next 2 months or so - okay for now, but I wouldn't keep a bunch of money on deposit or commit to a big bonus redemption.
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#43
12-08-2006, 06:11 PM
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Re: Digital Gaming Network?
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Bodog, UB, Absolute are availabe to U.S. players, but not as much traffic. Tribeca will be banning U.S. players within the next 2 months or so - okay for now, but I wouldn't keep a bunch of money on deposit or commit to a big bonus redemption. [/ QUOTE ] Actually Bodog and Ultimate are running slightly better traffic than Prima, at the moment... and with Prima cutting RB%'s it is likely to drop a bit more... You can review analysis of the latest traffic data in the Official Site/Network Tracking thread
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