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Updated Mon, 2012-08-06 14:13
Everest Poker is busier than ever this summer with their Dual Poker through which they are giving away over $22,000 in race prizes.
When you play holdem at Everest Poker this summer, you are going to feel like you are in the Olympics with the number of races going on around you! The on line poker site is running a total of 9 races with a huge freeroll tournament to top them all off. The race periods are as follows, and any-one who likes to play texas holdem for money can compete in them. Race 1: July 16th to July 29th. Race 2: July 30th to August 12th. Race 3: August 13 to August 26th. Within each of these race periods there will be three races running – one for low stakes, one for medium stakes and one for high stakes. Each of these bi-weekly rake races has its own prize pool and in total 90 cash prizes will be paid out worth a total of $9,000.
To round off a very busy and exciting summer, Everest Poker will invite every-one who finished in the top 50 of any of the Dual Poker rake leaderboard races to compete in a Final Challenge Freeroll worth $3,000 in prize pool and a further $10,000 jackpot. The Final Challenge Freeroll will be held on August 29th, and the player with the most raked hands over the course of Dual Poker will have a final challenge to rise to. Should the players with the most raked hands also win the Final Challenge Freeroll, he will walk away with a jackpot of $10,000. For those of you who are excited to play holdem in the freeroll but think it’s a little unfair that there’s only 1 jackpot, don’t despair. The freeroll will be hosted by Fabrice SOULIER – who ever knocks him out will get a $100 bounty. There is one other bounty in the tournament – the player with the most raked hands. Knock out the player with the most raked hands and you’ll also get $100. Knock out both players with bounties on their heads and you’ll get an extra $1,000!
The dual poker promotion is open only to those who play texas holdem for money at Everest Poker; other types of poker do not count.
