Gambling News by House of Odds

Three more players qualified to represent Sweden at the Everest Poker
European Championship to be held in September. Tobias Eriksson won the
Gothenburg, Sweden qualifier on May 6 to secure a seat representing Sweden
at the Everest Poker European Championship. Tobias is from Stockholm.
Charles Elisson from Gothenburg placed second while Rickard Sollander from
Gothenburg placed third. In Virsbo on May 13, Daniel Olsson and Peter
Lindström each won a seat in this qualifier and secured their places in
representing Sweden. The event took place at Wirsbo Pokersällskaps clubhouse
in Virsbo.

During May, Swedish players can compete for free to represent Sweden in the
Everest Poker European Championship finale being held at the Casino de
Barcelona on 9 September 2006. The finale will be a free roll offering a
?50,000 prize pool. Upcoming Sweden live qualifiers are in Nyköping and
Kristianstad. "We are bringing two really good poker players to Barcelona
from the Virsboro event," said Jack Hansen, Everest Poker Event Manager.
"There is a strong possibility that one of these players will walk away with
first prize in September."

The Everest Poker European Championship (EPEC) is open to all Europeans. The
event will consist of a series of free poker tournaments in 7 countries
including Sweden, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Holland, and Denmark from
March to June 2006. Players from all over Europe can also qualify at free,
online satellites at EverestPoker.com from May to August 2006.

Ultimately, 100 players from throughout Europe will qualify to represent
their country in a European Championship finale which will take place at the
world famous Casino de Barcelona in Spain on September 9, 2006. The prize
pool for this free roll is ?50,000 offered by Everest Poker.