InterPoker Could Send You To The WSOP

InterPoker Could Send You To The WSOP 0001

Online gaming giants InterPoker have a huge number of seats available for this years WSOP. Getting there couldn't be easier.

Moneymaker did it. Raymer did it. As have a whole host of players in recent years. They qualified for the World Series Of Poker main event through online satellites. Chris Moneymaker and Greg "Fossilman" Raymer have since become household names in and out of poker circles.

If you want a piece of the action at this year's WSOP main event, you could do a lot worse than check out what InterPoker has to offer. They have a guaranteed 106 seats available for the main event. Each seat worth $10,000. Qualifiers will have their accommodation taken care of from July 6th - July 14th, will be awarded $2,000 in spending money / travel expenses and should the unthinkable happen and they don't win the main event, Inter will give you the buy-in costs of event #45. This is a second chance event starting on July 13th, buy-in is $1,000. Two chances to win a WSOP bracelet for the price of one qualification through InterPoker.

Qualification is simple:

Multi-table satellites for qualification to the super-satellite for the main event are $11

Single table satellites for qualification to the super-satellite for the main event are $22

Or, players can buy-in the super satellite directly for $150+$10.

Check the schedule at InterPoker for starting dates and times.

How about the chance to play in three other WSOP events? Inter are running super satellites for event #29, 31 and 33.

To qualify:

Play a multi-table satellite for entry into the super satellite, win this and you are off to the WSOP, buy-in is $11;

Or, try a single table (6 player) satellite for entry into the super satellite, win this and you'll be rubbing shoulders with the stars, buy-in is $35;

Or, buy-in the super satellite directly for $150+$10.

InterPoker look set to take an army of online players to the WSOP this year. Will you be joining them?

Check out our review of InterPoker here.

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