Everest Poker 

Description:

Everest Poker made its debut in 2005 and since then has become one of the fastest growing online poker sites. In 2007 it was awarded "Poker Operator of the Year" and "Hotshot Operator of the Year" at the eGaming Review Awards. Everest Poker also claims to be the first multi-national and multi-lingual online poker destination with games being translated into more than16 different languages including English, Spanish, German, Dutch, Italian, French and Japanese. This means more online Holdem poker players from more countries around the world can play poker in the comfort and convenience of their native language. Everest Poker also has features found at no other gaming destination, like their exclusive Training Room where you can learn how to play Hold'em poker free against automated trainers. This allows beginners the chance to understand game controls and the flow of play so they can take on other Hold'em poker players with more confidence and enjoyment.

Everest Poker does not accept players from the U.S.

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Deposit Options:

• Visa
• MasterCard
• Citadel
• Moneybookers
• NETeller
• Click2Pay

Withdrawal Options: NETeller, Moneybookers, Click2Pay, bank transfer and cheque.

Software & Graphics:

Everest Poker currently offers software for PC only.

System Requirements: Microsoft Windows 98, ME, 2000 or XP 400MHz Pentium or faster CPU with at least 128MB of RAM Minimum screen resolution of at least 800 by 600 pixels At least 30MB of free disk space.

Everest Poker operates on software developed by Grand Virtual which has been developing and refining its innovative gaming, affiliate marketing and secure transaction processing technology since 1997. The data and statistics functions in Everest Poker's software allow you to take notes on the opposition during play and the lobby shows vital table statistics like viewed-flop percentage, average pot-size, seated player's stack size and hands played per hour.
The graphics of the Everest Poker software are clean and crisp. Each player has the choice of several great looking avatars that change position depending on where the player is seated. Players have the choice of different backgrounds and one unique feature is the unique viewpoint function that allows players to see the table from any seat.
Ring Game Traffic:

Approximately 7,000 players play at Everest Poker during peak hours and this is continuously increasing as the site grows in popularity.

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Tournament Traffic:

Everest Poker offers a variety of Sit & Go's, freerolls and tournaments including opportunities for players to win their way to live tournaments around the world including The World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event, World Poker Tour (WPT) and European Poker Tour (EPT). Among the biggest recurring tournaments are the daily $7,500 and $5,000 guarantees and weekly $20,000 guaranteed.

Game Variety:

At this time Everest Poker only offers Texas Hold'em and Omaha which are available in both cash games (Pot-Limit, No-Limit, Limit and heads-up) and tournaments. There are plans to introduce Seven-Card Stud in the near future.

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Financial Security:

All financial transactions are fully protected by Everest Poker. Everest Poker is owned by a reputable and publicly traded company and with a spotless track record.

Support:

Everest Poker only offers support via email which is fast, reliable and players can choose from various language options to guarantee complete understanding.

Advantages/Disadvantages:

Everest Poker is the sixth largest online poker room in the world today and it delivers some very unique features ensuring the satisfaction of its players including offering their services in all major languages. The only disadvantage is its constraints in terms of the gaming options.

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Bonus Offers:

Everest Poker are currently offering a special $100 Welcome Bonus to new players when they open an account. Simply download the software, register and play poker for real money, your bonus is converted to cash based on the number of Summit Points you earn in real money ring games and tournaments.