Everest Poker Exclusive $10,000 Depositors Freeroll + $1k in Tickets to $50k GTD
We have a $10,000 depositors freeroll coming your way on September 4 and a small deposit of $5 gets you registered. Plus, Everest Poker is giving away 10 tickets to their weekly $50,000 Guaranteed tournament. Don't miss your chance to boost your bankroll!
Freeroll details
• Name: PokerStrategy $10K depositor freeroll
• Freeroll starts: September 4, 15:00 GMT
• Prize pool: $10,000 (cash) + $1,000 (tickets)
• Starting stack: 3,000 chips
• Blinds increase: every 10 minutes
How can I take part?
- You need an Everest account created via PokerStrategy.com. If you don't have one yet, create an account now.
- Deposit at least $5 between August 20 at 00:00 GMT and September 3 at 23:59 GMT.
Where can I find the freeroll? Open your Everest Poker lobby and go to Scheduled Tournaments -> Private.
How can I register? Everest Poker will automatically register all qualified players to the freeroll every few days. The last batch will be registered on September 4 at 14:00 GMT.
Does it have to be my first deposit? No. The deposit simply needs to be made between August 20, 00:00 GMT and September 3, 23:59 GMT.
Note: As with all daily and weekly freerolls, inactive players will be removed during the tournament. A minimum deposit of $10 must be made if you deposit through NETELLER.

Win a ticket to the $50,000 Guaranteed
On top of the $10,000 in cash, you can also get your hands on one of the 10 tournament tickets worth $100+$9. This ticket allows you to play in the $50,000 Guaranteed tournament on September 11.
The tickets will be raffled by PokerStrategy.com after the $10,000 depositors freeroll, and 10 lucky players will have a shot at winning a slice of the $50,000 prize pool. The winner will be announced on Tuesday, September 6 in the forum thread.
What do you think about this exclusive freeroll? Are you going to take part? Share your thoughts with fellow PokerStrategists in the forum thread below:
Everest Poker $10,000 depositors freeroll: Chat & rail thread

