When WSOP.com and the All American Poker Network (888 Poker) entered the New Jersey market in late 2013, most were surprised that the two companies did not share player pools in the same fashion that Borgata and PartyPoker did. As a result, Borgata spent the year on top of the NJ online poker market. That now has changed.

Starting last week, WSOP.com and 888poker started to partially share player pools in cash games and in select tournaments and Sit & Go tournaments. In less than a week, that sharing has allowed both sites to leapfrog PartyPoker to take over as the top spots in New Jersey.

WSOP.com Solidly in First – 888 Holds Slight Edge for Second

PokerScout.com is the game’s top source for online poker traffic and the site has been tracking WSOP.com’s rise over the past week. Both WSOP.com and 888 have leapfrogged Party Borgata in terms of seven-day average. Borgata is still in second place when considering peak hour players.