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This infographic was submitted to us by Bet Victor.

This has several elements commonly seen in infographics: timelines, a “by the numbers” section, profiles of key players in the subject, and assorted fun facts. There are lots of great numbers throughout the IG (£6 prize?! Old school!) so you learn a lot about the game in a short amount of time.

Because there are so many numbers here, I’d love to see some data visualization incorporated! £6? How about 6 £1 notes? 12 finals won by Scottish players? 12 Scottish flags! That takes some of the reading out of the infographic, and makes it even quicker and more intuitive for the viewer. This infographic does feature a fair amount of text (the timeline being the most crowded example), so any opportunities to cut down on text should be integrated into a great infographic.

Still, the overall aesthetic remains playful, colorful, and lively, so it’s fun to move from section to section. The design also manages to incorporate illustration elements with photos, and it isn’t too jarring — sometimes this combination can be awkward.

In all I would give this infographic a B-. It contains a lot of good data, but could rely less on text to convey its info — telling stories with images is one of the key functions of a great infographic.

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This infographic was submitted to us by PokerStars.com, who also submitted this description:

March 8 was International Women’s Day, a time we recognize the contribution women make to the world in every field and the historical inequalities women have had to face. This day of recognition dates back to 1911, a time long before we thought about women’s contribution to the game we all love.

So now in 2013, we thought it might be interesting to look at the female make-up of PokerStars and recognize some of the big contributions some of our top female players have made to the poker realm.

There are a few examples of data visualization on this infographic, from the first stat about the percent of the site’s players that are female to the fastest growing countries and the money list. There are more places where it could have been integrated, but it’s nice to see it put to use in a few different spots, and I like the bar charts created by chips/coins instead of just opting for plain graphs. The Top Countries for Female Players section could have also used data viz, but it’s not seen there.

A little more could have been done throughout for visual interest — maybe a textured background or a little more typographical variation. Yet, overall, the text is kept short, there isn’t too much information, and the organization is easy to follow.

In all I’d give this infographic a B: it accomplishes its goals, but is a little bland and could stand to maximize its data visualization opportunities.

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This infographic comes to us from the folks at CustomerProfitabilityAsia.com. It covers different ways that marketers could increase their profits in Asia in 2011. Here’s what they had to say when they submitted their infographic to us:

88.2%. That’s the proportion of marketers in Asia who want to look inside their customer’s heads to see what prompts them to part with their precious money! As Asian consumers become more cost conscious, this infographic offers an overview of what marketers need to do to increase customers’ profitability for 2011. The findings, facts and figures presented here were compiled and extracted from Process Excellence network’s survey of 1500 marketing professionals in Asia.

At first glance, I can see that the all of the text is too small. Although all the data is visualized well, it is hard to see what exactly is being represented in each graph. It would help to include this information on the graphs themselves for clarity.

I like the color scheme of this infographic, though. The images next to each graphs (the head and the toolbox) match the color scheme well, but seem a bit out of place. I think more plain images could blend in better. The color scheme also works well with the logo, but it seems a bit too big, especially since the rest of this infographic is hard to read. Enlarging the text would improve the look of this infographic quite a bit. What do you think?