english 
dansk
deutsch
español
français
italiano
nederlands
norsk
português
suomeksi
svenska
日本語
한국어
Poker News
WSOP
Pot Odds Calculator
Check Your Bets
Poker Glossary
Poker Variants
Offline Cardrooms
Poker TV Listings
Poker Movies
History of Poker
FAQ
Terms of Use
Everest Poker Promotion
, 2005-05-24, by TwoGun
Everest Poker has a new promotion that gives away seats to satellite tournaments that qualify players for the World Series of Poker or World Poker Tour tournaments.
New real-money players that sign up at Everest Poker and make a deposit receive an entry into a special raffle that gives away "bronze tokens". These raffles will be held daily, and Everest Poker will give away up to three tokens per raffle.
These tokens are essentially worth $11 because they are redeemable as an entry into an $11 satellite tournament. These $11 satellite tournaments qualify people to the $150+$10 satellite tournaments for WPT events and the World Series of Poker.
This promotion is a special one that is not available to all users. However, PokerTips.org readers are eligible for this promotion. If you click through a link to Everest Poker from Pokertips.org when signing up, Everest Poker will know you are a PokerTips.org reader.
For more information on Everest Poker, check out our Everest Poker Review.
New real-money players that sign up at Everest Poker and make a deposit receive an entry into a special raffle that gives away "bronze tokens". These raffles will be held daily, and Everest Poker will give away up to three tokens per raffle.
These tokens are essentially worth $11 because they are redeemable as an entry into an $11 satellite tournament. These $11 satellite tournaments qualify people to the $150+$10 satellite tournaments for WPT events and the World Series of Poker.
This promotion is a special one that is not available to all users. However, PokerTips.org readers are eligible for this promotion. If you click through a link to Everest Poker from Pokertips.org when signing up, Everest Poker will know you are a PokerTips.org reader.
For more information on Everest Poker, check out our Everest Poker Review.
Everest Poker does not accept real-money players from the United States.
Return to Poker News
