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Everest Poker Tournaments 
| Date | Time (EST) |
Game | Type | Prize Pool |
Buy-In | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dec 5 | 3:00 pm | Holdem | NL | $15,000 | $60 |  |
| Dec 5 | 3:35 pm | Holdem | NL | $10,000 | $109 | |
| Dec 6 | 3:00 pm | Holdem | NL | $15,000 | $60 | |
| Dec 6 | 3:35 pm | Holdem | NL | $10,000 | $109 | |
| Dec 7 | 11:30 am | Holdem | NL | $100,000 | $215 | |
| Dec 7 | 3:00 pm | Holdem | NL | $15,000 | $60 | |
| Dec 7 | 3:35 pm | Holdem | NL | $10,000 | $109 | |
| Dec 8 | 3:00 pm | Holdem | NL | $15,000 | $60 | |
| Dec 8 | 3:35 pm | Holdem | NL | $10,000 | $109 | |
| Dec 9 | 3:00 pm | Holdem | NL | $15,000 | $60 | |
Freerolls
Everest Poker run a limited amount of open freerolls, but when they do the prize pools tend to be larger than most other sites. The bulk of the free tournaments offered at Everest Poker are either the $500 bonus freerolls for new players, or tournaments that require loyalty points to buy in. Most free tournaments offered have small prize pools of $100 of less.
Tournaments
Everest Poker hosts a decent amount of tournaments, with buy-ins as small as $1 and some pricier tournaments with buy-ins in the hundreds of dollars.
Tournaments are well populated and loose. Play at any level tends to be loose and aggressive, but not very good. Even the bigger buy-in tournaments offer relatively loose play.
Everest Poker runs a decent amount of guaranteed tournaments and satellites to live poker events. The occasional $100,000 guaranteed and the smaller guaranteed tournaments draw the biggest crowds, as do qualifiers to big live poker events like the European Poker Tour.
Among the biggest recurring tournaments it hosts are the weekly $20,000 guaranteed and the daily $7,500 and $5,000 guarantees.
