Everest Poker software features

Alright if you’re not totally new to the online poker scene you probably know your way around a standard poker software. You got the auto-post, you got the chatbox, you got the cashier and whatnot. In this article I wanna go deeper into the Everest Poker software. Lets explore things most people dont bother exploring. I wanna show you the little extra featurettes that will easen your gameplay. Perhaps I’ll also earn you an extra buck or two?

The unique viewpoint. When you sit down at an Everest Poker table you might feel uncomfortable with your viewpoint. This is where the software will help you. With Everest Poker’s unique viewpoint setup you will be able to choose whatever angle you want at the table. Great for players not comfortable sitting at the far right corner of the table. Statistics. By pressing the “stats” button in the pokerwindow you will gain access to a great deal of useful information. You will se the number of hands you have played and how often you have lost and won a hand. You will also see how often you have check-raised, just checked, bet or raised. If you review these stats you will often find yourself with a of lot insight on how you play and how you should play.

Multilingual chat. Everest Poker is probably the pokersite with most players from different countries. When PokerStars and other big sites focused their marketing on the heavy american market, Everest Poker saw opportunities rise in different areas of the world. Chances are your opponents at the table dont speak english and they probably dont speak your native language either. So how do you say “Nice Hand” or Thank You” so the fish who just sucked out or gave you all his money will understand? The solution is simple. When playing at Everest Poker you can simply type in keyboard function keys and every player at your table will get the message translated in their own language. Pretty neat. Anyway here’s the keys:

F1 Nice Hand! F2 Thank You F3 You’re welcome F4 Good bet F5 Bad break F6 Well played F7 Nice Pot! F8 Hello everyone F9 Hello F10 Pleased to meet you F11 Goodbye F12 Good luck!

Hand rank. If youre a little confused of what you’re hand is you can simply just move the cursor over your pocket cards to see the hand rank. Great for players just starting out with holdem or if youre a newbie to the game of omaha. To misread your hand can be an expensive lesson. Trust me.