Take your game further in 2010. Take a seat at the Everest Poker European Cup, and represent your country when 225 amateur players go head-to-head for €100,000 and the EPEC 2010 Title. This year, 15 nations will each assemble a 15-person team to compete in Europe’s premier freeroll for beginning players. Make the move from online poker to your first live tournament, and secure your share of the €100,000 prize pool as you help your country take home the Cup. Online or live, you can qualify for EPEC 2010 for free beginning in February. Each €2,000 EPEC Live Finale Package includes everything you need to enjoy a weekend of fun, sun and poker in Southern Europe this May. 15 countries will clash, but only one can prevail. Help make your country the Everest Poker European Cup Winner! We’ve simplified the qualification process for EPEC 2010. This year, the tournament is open to 15 countries. Everest has 225 Live Finale spots to fill, so 15 players from each competing country will advance. A combination of online and live qualifiers will determine each country’s 15-person team. Which countries are eligible for EPEC 2010? Residents of the following countries are eligible to participate in this year’s Everest Poker European Cup: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland. Players are only eligible to compete in live and online qualifiers for the country they currently reside in. The EPEC 2010 Live Finale-complete with a €100,000 prize pool—is set to take place in Southern Europe this May. We’re still busy planning a weekend of fun, sun, and poker our qualifiers will never forget, but you can check out photos of previous EPEC events on our Facebook and Flickr pages. Locales of past EPEC events include Sardinia, Vilamoura, and Barcelona. It’s obvious we like playing poker in paradise. EPEC 2010 Terms & Conditions - Online satellites are completely free.
- Live events are free with no buy-in.
- To participate in live or online tournaments, players must have a valid Everest Poker account in good standing.
- If a country is unable to host live qualifiers, alternate online tournaments will award the remaining Live Finale seats.
- Employees of Everest Poker or any online gaming company may not participate, nor may they win EPEC prizes.
- Participants agree that Everest Poker has the right to use all participants' names or likenesses in any way Everest Poker chooses for marketing or publicity.
- Participation in the Everest Poker European Cup is limited to residents of specific European countries. Everest Poker may offer similar live tournament promotions in other geographic areas in the future.
- A player may only win one EPEC prize package. The prize package is non-transferable and non-exchangeable. If you win, you must play or forfeit the prize package. Players will not be compensated for subsequent prize package wins.
- Everest Poker will book the hotel accommodations for all EPEC qualifiers.
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