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The Everest Poker software is simple, yet of the highest quality, as the software makes it easy and fun to play at Everest Poker. The lobby has a convenient layout, allowing you to switch between game type and stake ranges with ease. The game tables look good, with avatars seated in chairs around the poker table, and the large cards are easy to see so that you don’t have to strain your eyes figuring out what the cards are.

The Everest Poker website has a simple, logical design and does not come with the overbearing flashiness seen in other poker room websites. On the main page there is only one flashing download icon, and it flashes slowly so as not to antagonize the eyes. The website is full of easy to find information, including stakes, promotions, and support.

Everest Poker’s customer service is only available by email, but includes support in all 16 languages that the Everest Poker software comes in, so you don’t have to worry about a language barrier when contacting customer service.

The competition at Everest Poker is very beatable, and not just at lower stakes. You can find loose players at all stakes levels, low to high and high to low. It is not rare to see flop view percentages in the 50s and 60s, even at the higher limits. Skilled players will do well at Everest Poker.

Currently Everest Poker only offers Texas Holdem and Omaha. However, Everest Poker is rumored to be working on offering Seven Card Stud in the near future.

Everest Poker features a large number of tournaments at a wide variety of stakes. There are many satellite tournaments to land-based poker tournaments around the world, as well as tournaments for residents of specific countries.

Everest Poker offers both sit and go freerolls and mutli-table tournament freerolls. The sit and go freerolls award small amounts of cash as prizes while the multi-table freerolls offer tokens into larger tournaments which have buy-ins and cash prize pools.

Everest Poker features a wide range of stakes, although their highest stakes aren’t as high as the highest stakes at other poker rooms. For example, the limit holdem games have a stake range of $0.02/$0.04 up to $20/$40 and no-limit holdem games have stakes ranging from $0.02/$0.02 up to $50/$50.

At Everest Poker players are given 1 Summit Point for every $1 of rake Everest Poker collects, you don’t even have to play in the hand, as Summit Points are awarded to every player at a table. Also, players can receive 8 Summit Points for every $1 they spend in tournament entry fees, with no limit as to how many Summit Points can be earned in tournaments. Summit Points may be used to buy into real money tournaments and can also be used to buy into tournaments which pay Summit Points as a reward. In addition, there are ring game tables where players bet and win Summit Points.

You may deposit at Everest Poker using: Visa, Mastercard, Neteller, Moneybookers, Click2Pay, Paysafe card, bank draft, ECO card, and 1Pay.

You may withdraw your winnings from Everest Poker using: Visa, Mastercard, Neteller, Moneybookers, and check.