We're gonna keep working...

The Everest Poker European Cup, a €100.000 Freeroll, is only a few hours away...

We'll keep working so that everything is just perfect!

See you later!

EPEC Walkthrough

When arriving on the scene, the bus will leave you at the Lobby.

In the Lobby you'll find the Reception and tournament check in.

Please click the map for a more detailed version.

Follow the EPEC on Twiiter and Facebook!

Everest Poker is always one step ahead and we want you with us!

You can start following the Everest Poker European Cup 2009 on Twitter and Facebook. Follow these links:

- Twitter.com/EVP_EPEC
- Twitter.com/Everest_Poker
- Twitter.com/EverestPoker_FR

- EPEC Facebook Group

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EPEC Friday's Schedule

Just in case you're wondering on what we have in store for the players, here is a brief schedule of what in going down.

12:00–20:00 Everest Poker registration desk opens in Chia Laguna Resort lobby
19:15–20:30 Shuttles depart for Welcome Party
19:30 Welcome Party and dinner at the beach
23:00 Welcome party continues at the Fuori Luna Disco

Everest Poker European Cup is ready to start!

The Everest Poker European Cup, the most important Freeroll Tournaments in all Europe, comes along with some impressive numbers. The beautiful Sardinia Island is about to receive around 200 players, eager for they first experience in the glamorous world of Live Poker.

We’re expecting representatives from 15 countries, all around Europe, to join us here, at the “Meridien Chia Laguna,” for a fantastic weekend. And France starts in “the pole position:” with 54 players registered to the tournament, they managed to beat Germany who is sending 29 Poker enthusiasts to the EPEC while the host Country, Italy, will have 23 players trying to keep the Title at home. Here’s a list of players by Countries:

France: 54
Germany: 29
Italy: 23
Netherlands: 18
Belgium: 12
Spain: 12
Hungary: 11
Austria: 8
Switzerland: 8
Poland: 7
Portugal: 7
Sweden: 6
Finland: 3
Norway: 2

Just for you, the “Nutty Number Lovers“, here are some more “interesting” numbers: there is a 84% chance that we’ll have a Male Champion (after all, only 16% of the registered players are Ladies…). And, most probably, he is going to be between 25 and 35 years old because this age group represents 34% of the whole field. And that’s about it, concerning futurology because the numbers that “REALLY” matter are already known: The Prize Pool! Here are the figures:

1st: €21.000
2nd: €16.000
3rd: €12.000
4th: €9.000
5th: €7.000
6th: €5.000
7th: €4.000
8th: €3.000
9th: €2.000
10th-12th: €1.600
13th-15th: €1.300
16th-18th: €1.000
19th-21st: €800
22nd-24th: €600
25th-27th: €500
28th-36th: €400