Everest Poker Cash Games

Page summary: Explains the difference between cash games and other games on Everest Poker. Also explains how to access cash games.

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Everest Poker Cash Games - Playing for Money at Everest Poker

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Everest Poker offers players many different ways to play poker including various types of poker games like Texas Hold'em and Five Card Stud. In addition, Everest Poker gives members the opportunity to play in tournaments and ring games that fall under three categories: Free Play, Summit Points and Cash Games.

Difference Between Cash Games, Free Play and Summit Points

Because Everest Poker offers so many different types of poker tables, it is important to understand what each one entails before you begin to play:

Cash Games

When you see a tag for a cash game (sometimes called a real money game) on Everest Poker, this indicates that the buy-in and antes for the game or tournament will be in cash. In order to participate in a cash game, you must first make a deposit into your Everest Poker bank account. The buy-in and betting amounts in the game will differ from game to game. Some buy-ins start as low as $0.04 and can get as high as $30.

Summit Point Games

Summit Points are Everest Poker's stand-in monetary system. Summit Points are not actually cash, but a certain amount of Summit Points can be cashed in for real money, tickets and gear. When you play in a game that uses Summit Points, you will earn a better cashout rate than you would in cash or real money games.

Summit Points are part of Everest Poker's VIP Summit Club. When you sign up for the club, you will rise in your level every month so long as you keep winning in Everest Poker's Steps tournaments. These tournaments use only Summit Points. It is also possible to buy into the Steps tournaments if you do not have enough Summit Points.

Free Play Games

When you first sign up for Everest Poker, you will be offered a poker tutorial and the ability to play their practice games. Free play games, or practice games, are just for fun but you can play live with real poker players around the world. Everest Poker's free play games are a great way to hone your poker techniques before you even make your first deposit.

Playing Cash Games at Everest Poker

Before you start playing poker hands for cash, you must visit the Everest Poker website and follow these steps:

  1. On Everest Poker's website, click on the Download button.
  2. Fill out the registration form with your personal account information.
  3. If you want to play a cash game immediately, make your first deposit into your Everest Poker online banking account. Everest Poker accepts credit cards, bank transfers and electronic wallets.
  4. Check out all of Everest Poker's tournaments and ring games. Choose the game and the time you want to begin.
  5. When it is time to begin playing, click on the Poker Lobby and mouse over to the Cash Games or Real Money button in the top right corner of the page.
  6. Your game will begin either when everyone is seated or at the predetermined time. The buy-in should already be set for you. You can deposit more money into your Everest Poker account at any time, even during game play.

Finding Cash Games at Everest Poker

There are hundreds of cash only ring games and tournaments to choose from every week, so you will have no trouble finding a cash game at Everest Poker. Be sure that you do not accidentally enter into a free play game or a Summit Points game, because you will not earn cash from either (although your Summit Points could later be turned into cash at a rate of 1 point = $0.004).

With 35 tournaments daily and tons of ring games going on all of the time, you will never be short on cash games at Everest Poker. Just make sure that you click on the Real Money button in the poker lobby to ensure that you are playing your poker game for cash.

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