Key Takeaways
- The dot-com US accepted market is now recording cash game traffic almost 5% higher than a year ago. Conversely the broader dot-com market is still 9% below where it was this time last year.
- In pokerfuse PRO’s interview with 888 CEO Brian Mattingley last Friday, he complained that the non-state licensed operators were a major problem.
- Mr Mattingley’s criticisms of US enforcement of barriers to offshore sites looks to be justified by the cash game traffic statistics.
The dot-com US accepted market is now recording cash game traffic almost 5% higher than a year ago. Conversely the broader dot-com market is still 9% below where it was this time last year.
In pokerfuse PRO’s interview with 888 CEO Brian Mattingley last Friday, he complained that the non-state licensed operators were a major problem.
