Everest Poker Interface Review
Mood:  d'oh
The Everest Poker download is one of the best rooms for those building bankrolls for the first time. Today I plan to continue reviewing the site by moving on to its software.

As I explained a couple weeks ago, the weakest aspect of using Everest in place of free poker no downloads is the large amount of computer resources the program needs. You shouldn’t go thinking that everything about the interface is poor, though. There are definitely a few good things.

Most people expect smooth navigation in online poker rooms, and Everest Poker has acted accordingly. You can choose to search through the various games via their tabbed menu system, or you can customize it to show you only the games of your choosing. At least one of these options should be more than enough to suit your needs.

One of the greatest things about being able to play the best online poker is the chance to play multiple tables at once. With regards to table sizing, you can stretch and expand Everest Poker's tables however you'd like, but as a bonus, you can also choose one of 4 resolutions for your tables! You can choose from 640x480, 800x600, 1024x728, and 1280x960. These multi-tabling features really stand out when you download free poker from Everest.

However, the one thing holding Everest Poker back is the memory hog issue. If they hope to compete with a Titan Poker download, they at least need to provide the option of reducing graphics at the tables. You can remove the chip and card animations, but it doesn’t really help matters.