According to the primary quarter report released by France’s online gaming regulator ARJEL in regards to the country’s online poker regulated market, the collection of regulated cash game players is shrinking significantly.
Cash game traffic dropped by 19 percent year over year, and even perhaps more alarming was the 28percent decline in comparison to two years ago. ARJEL also shared its concerns about trends within the French market by implying poker operators “are experiencing considerable losses for one more quarter,” with turnover declining from €72 million (2013 – Q1) to €65 million (2014-Q1) representing a lack of 10 percent.
Cash game traffic has also declined by 26 percent, in keeping with a seven-day moving average of concurrent cash game seats filled, since temporarily peaking at first of March consistent with a PokerFuse report. This decline may also be partially attributed to seasonality with less players playing in the course of the warm months of the summer.
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