New feature : the Everest Poker Waiting List

Everest Poker is very pleased to offer to his players the Waiting List.

How does it work?

Waiting Lists are available for ring game tables and single-table tournaments. To join a waiting list, follow the following steps.

1. Select a table.
2. Click Join Waiting List.

For single-table tournaments, your name will be added to the list for the next available tournament of that type. For ring games, you will be offered the option to join the waiting list for a specific table or any table of the same type.

In either case, your name will be added to the appropriate waiting list(s). You will be offered a seat which meets the criteria you specified as soon as it becomes available.

To leave a waiting list, select one of the tables for which you are on the waiting list and then click Leave Waiting List button. For single-table tournaments, you will simply be removed from the list. For ring game tables, you will be offered the option to leave all lists or just the list for that table.

Note: Try using the drop-down filters in the "Find a Seat" tool to reduce the number of tables appearing in the main list to help you find the table(s) you're looking for.

Shasta Tables

To get a seat at a Shasta table, please follow these steps:

1. Click on the Single-Table Tournaments button
2. Click on any Shasta table in the list (even one that's currently playing)
3. Click on Join Waiting List

The maximum waiting list for Shasta tables is 2000 players which is a maximum of approximately 1 hour long. (Exact times may vary.) Players may only occupy one spot on the waiting list and may only play one Shasta table at a time. In addition, a player may not been on the Shasta waiting list while playing at a Shasta table.

Paris Open of Poker

Please see below a summary of the Paris Open of Poker (sorry for the delay !)

2everest Poker was proud to have 25 players who qualified for this event

The best result is a feminine one! Chris971: Christine (from St Martin) finished at a very nice 20th position

Details of the tournament:

• 172 players
• Prize Pool : 319 920 euros
• 18th first positions paid
• Most of the players were French

Here are a few stories from our players:

• Our first player busted out was “asisdebass” when he moved “all in” preflop with KK vs AK and the other player found 2 aces on the flop.
• “stephanpok” finished 152nd and lost AQ vs QQ (slow played by Chris971) with a Q on the flop, all in on the flop.
• “Massimijhno”, from Italy, finished 138th and lost QQ against AK, “all in” preflop and an A came on the turn.
• “Laguinch” finished 134th and lost with 99 vs KJ which made Double pair.
• “filelfo” lost with 44 against K7. He moved “all in” on the turn and was paid by a player who was trying to catch a straight but finally he found a K on the river
• "Pompoui”, our very sweet player from Switzerland after a good start finished 113rd. He lost with KK against AT, “all in” preflop and his opponent found his Ace on the river.
• “Sanka” was very upset about his end of tournament. He finished 110th and lost with AA against AK and Flush for his opponent.
• “Djuthebest” came with his girlfriend and finished 100th. He lost with A4 vs AK but his fatal hand was with JT hearts on a flop with 2 hearts, he paid the “all in” of his opponent because of all the outs he had and didn’t find anything.
• “Double F” our player from Toulouse, lost with A7 diamonds against 99 and finished 92nd.
• “Vogelgerd”, from Germany finished 85th and lost with AK against QT which found a straight.
• “Boombastic” finished 80th and lost with QQ vs KK, no improvement.
• One of our 3 Dutch player, “Ricardobanaan” finished 75th after losing his coinflip against 77, all in preflop.
• “Jeffonx” finished 56th and lost with 99 against AT, all in preflop and T on the river.
• “Sticmi” had a wonderful start and was chip leader during a long time. Unfortunatly, he finished 50th and lost with AJ against TT who made trips.
• “Macloca” has also a good tournament with very tough tables (Anthony Lellouche for example) and finished the tournament with a good 48th position. He lost with AKs against AQ and a Q came on the flop.

Final results:

1) Nimoun HENNAH (FRA) : € 102 370
2) John POUJADE (FRA) : € 54 380
3) Antoine ARNAUD (FRA) : € 38 390