About Everest Poker

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Everest Poker is the first multi-national, multi-lingual poker destination that is dedicated to bringing together poker enthusiasts from all over the world for an exciting global gaming experience.

Everest Poker runs on The Grand Virtual software platform, a very stable and respected platform for poker. The software is excellent in terms of graphics and playability. Lobby, cashier and tables are easy to view and understand, beginners and experienced poker players alike will enjoy the feel of this poker room.

At Everest Poker game tables, you don't play against the House or against a professional Dealer. Instead, you play against other players - people just like you who come from all over the world to pit their luck and poker skills against each other.

Basic Rules for Texas Hold'em

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The game concept itself is pretty simple. Each player is dealt two cards face down (called pocket cards). The dealer then deals five community cards face up; these are available to all the players to help make their hand. Players may use any combination of their pocket cards and the community cards to make their hand. The best 5-card hand takes the pot. Of course, the game is a little more complicated than that, and as usual, the complications revolve around money.

Use Everest Poker Training Room

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The best way to become familiar with multi-player poker is to use Everest Poker Training Room. It's fun, it's easy and there is no pressure because you're playing against three Automated Trainers, not other people. Take your time to learn the game controls and flow of play in a relaxed environment. It's Free Play, and you can use the Training Room as often as you like.

Automated Trainers

Choosing a Table

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After using the Training Room to get acquainted with game controls and flow of play, your next step is to choose a table. When you locate the table you want, click the Go to Selected Table button at the bottom of the list.

Take a Seat

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You can click on any open seat to sit down and start playing after the current hand has completed or the blinds come around to your seat.

Playing A Hand

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1. Pre-Flop

Now the game starts to heat up! Each player receives two cards that only they can see. After this, the first round of betting is started by the first player to the left of the big blind. This player can:
Call - match the amount bet in the big blind.
Raise - increase the amount bet
Fold - surrender his cards and stake in the game.

2. The Flop

The first set of three Community Cards is called the Flop, and it starts the 2nd round of betting. Here, the Flop is a Two of Clubs, a Six of Hearts and a Seven of Spades.

3. The Turn

A fourth community card is dealt face up on the table. The third round of betting follows.

4. The River

The fifth and final community card is dealt, followed by the final round of betting.

5. The Showdown

All the bets have been called, it's time to show the cards. The best five-card hand takes the pot. For a complete list of hand rankings, please consult the Hand Rankings page.