GGPoker’s Cash Game Traffic Reaches All-Time High – As online poker enters the peak of its seasonal cycle, GGPoker’s cash game traffic soars to a record high, surpassing even the huge lockdown surges of 2020. Online poker leader GGPoker continues to grow from strength to strength as the room hits an all-time high in cash game traffic, pokerfuse can exclusively reveal.
Per data tracked by independent monitor GameIntel and available exclusively on the PRO Data platform , GGPoker is reporting an average of 7600 concurrent cash game seats , based on the seven-day moving average.
It is a level the operator has never achieved before and shows the dominance it has carried on over the last three years. 100% deposit bonus up to $600! Or get up to $100 worth of rewards
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PokerStars , the former world’s leading online poker room, is maintaining the second-place position with an average of 4532 seats — meaning GG is leading by a massive 68% margin.
GGPoker is still controlling almost half of the international “dot-com” online poker market and is more massive than all other major dot-com operators combined. GGPoker’s New Peak: Key Points:
Traffic just surpassed 7600 concurrent cash game players — its highest level since its launch
It is up 22% year-over-year and more than double the mini-boom seen in 2020
Comfortably leading over PokerStars with a massive 68% margin It is larger than all other major dot-com operators combined Currently controlling 45% of the international dot-com traffic Data provided by GameIntel The surge in GGPoker’s traffic has come mainly in the new year. On January 1, GGPoker filled an average of 6408 seats. A week later, the traffic grew to 7141 — an uptick of 11%. On January 13, it grew even further to 7506 seats before seeing a small drop on January 16, but since then, it has been unstoppable.The last time GGPoker reached the 7000 level was in the summer of 2022 — traditionally, one of the quietest periods of the year. While other operators saw a drop in traffic, GG […]
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