Everest Poker Review
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Hits


    • Everest Poker European Championship
    • Qualifiers to Major European Live Events
    • Zero Buy in Freerolls
    • Cash game friendly
    • Lower than average rake

Misses


    • Limited Support Options
    • Limited game choice




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Everest Poker Review

Summary

Everest Poler has made a big impact for a new room. One of the first completely European focused poker rooms (no US players allowed), Everest sports sixteen languages and offers play in most major European poker events. The traffic levels have been on the upswing since Everest opened their virtual doors, and constant PR efforts and unique promos bring in more and more players.

The rake is below the industry standard and the loyalty program rewards cash game play, so Everest Poker is swiftly becoming a favorite for ring game grinders, who can play on as many as eight tables at one time. Loose play is reported at all levels, players likely attracted by the $100 Welcome Bonus given to every player who opens an account.


Key Tournaments

With over 20 guarantee tournaments happening every day, there is always something going on at Everest Poker. Guaranteed prize pools start at $100 and buy-ins of only $0.10, with daily tournaments for $5000 or more happening every day!  The firm also has the standard sit & go and freeze out tournaments on offer every day.


Game Variety

Game choice at Everest is sub-standard - being a European centred market, there isn't really the demand for American favoured variants such as 7 Card Stud. Texas Hold’em (No Limit, Pot Limit and Fixed Limit) and Pot Limit Omaha (hi) are readily available, but Stud, Razz, PLO Hi-Lo and mixed games are all unavailable.

Everest fairs significantly better in its tournament play. There are low stakes tournaments running around the clock for the aspiring bank roll builder, and unique formats such as 'Winner takes all' and 'Step Jumper'. Regular summit points freerolls also run. Highroller tournaments are less frequent, with the $215 buy-in $100k guaranteed the jewel in the Everest Poker tournament crown. Satellites to live events, such as the EPT Vilamoura in Portugal, run frequently.


Traffic

Everest Poker has around 5,000 players at peak hours in their Ring games, with total traffic in the excess of 15,000.  Low and mid stakes games up till $5/$10 are well represented, but play is mostly concentrated on heads up at higher levels.


Rake

Everest Poker offers a lower than industry standard rake, which is good news to cash game players. The rake is at 4% and is capped at $3, (standard is 5% and capped at $5) and in addition to the no flop, no drop (if there is no flop no rake is taken) no rake is taken on pots that don’t equal at least three times the big blind.

If only two players are at a table the rake cap is only $1—all in all, Everest is a very cash-game friendly site.


Competition

With players viewing the flop as much as 60% in cash games, the loose fishy games are ideal for the shrewd TAG player. Most rooms have tighter games as the stakes go up, but Everest seems to be fairly loose across the board. Whether this has anything to do with the predominantly central European player base remains to be seen.


Support

Everest Poker Support is 24/7, but only available via email. To top it off, players must fill out a support request form. Live chat and telephone support would be welcome, but the email response time is adequate.


Deposit & Withdrawal Options

Everest poker currencies accepted include Dollars, Pounds and Euros.
Deposit options: NETeller, Visa, MasterCard, Firepay, Citadel, bank draft and ECO Card (French, Spanish, German, and Greek) and 1PAY.
Withdrawal options: NETeller and bank transfer.




Bonus Details

  • Everest Poker’s $200 Welcome Bonus is one of the top bonus offers in online poker.


Bonus Summary

Everest Poker’s $200 Welcome Bonus is one of the top bonus offers in online poker. All players have the chance to get $200 back when they make their first deposit with us. Even if you deposit $10, you will still receive a $200 Bonus—making their Welcome Bonus equivalent to a 2000% matching bonus!

Deposit $50 and receive their $200 Welcome Bonus—making it equivalent to a 400% matching bonus. It’s that easy.


Signup Bonus

$200 Welcome Bonus when you sign up with the firm through Crunchpoker.

Bonus Payout Release

For every Summit Point you earn, $0.06 of your Bonus will be converted into cash and immediately added to your account balance—you can use it as soon as you earn it!

Reload bonuses

This room doesn''''''''''''''''t currently have any active reloads.



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