Equity Poker Network Gears Up For Real-Money Gaming Launch

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San Jose, Costa Rica - Following a successful beta-test phase of flagship online poker room, FullFlushPoker.com, the Equity Poker Network (“EPN”) has confirmed a November 8th launch of their real-money gaming options. EPN’s shift from free-play to full real-money gaming finally gives Operators a viable, profitable alternative, and provides players across the Network with a safe, secure and entertaining poker experience with prize money on the table.

Industry buzz has surrounded EquityPokerNetwork.com since becoming the world’s first ‘non-profit’ online poker network. Its unique business model guarantees a level playing field for all, and more profits back to the Operators, who form a “Cooperative’, where voting power – and the redistribution of network profits – is based on the volume each brings to the Network.

With the many obvious advantages this fresh take on the Network-Operator dynamic offers, it’s no surprise to learn that EPN has already attracted a number of well-credentialed Operators lining up to be part of this innovative Cooperative, including the European-focused IntegerPoker.com.

“We’ve had an overwhelming response to EPN’s non-traditional business model. Now with several new Operators on board, all adding further weight to the Cooperative, we know we are on the right track to achieving a fairer future for Operators, and a Network home to well-balanced poker rooms that recreational and occasional players can trust,” said EPN Founder and CEO, Clive Archer.

Once real-money gaming has launched at EPN on Friday, November 8th, players across the globe, regardless of skill level or nationality (including the U.S.), will find a tournament or ring game to play at any time of day or night, and at a stake that suits. To celebrate the launch, the Network’s Sunday Freeroll on November 3rd at 15:00 ET has been increased to a $4000 prize pool, with the Sunday, November 10th event offering players a shot at a piece of the $5000 that’s up for grabs.

About the Equity Poker Network

The Equity Poker Network (EPN) is the world’s only Cooperative poker network that represents the future of poker networks – a fully transparent, peer-to-peer network of operators looking to profitably add poker to their portfolio or increase their existing poker profitability. It’s a non-profit organization (to maximize profits of its Licensees), committed to the transparent distribution of profits on the basis of contribution to the poker network, with low fixed fees and minimum costs to the Operators who form this poker collective.

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