Ever since Chris Moneymaker and Greg Raymer went on to win the World Series of Poker after coming off an online satellite, online poker rooms have become primary targets for those seeking cheap access to the big leagues.

The 2007 WSOP is no different in this respect. There are a whole bunch of poker rooms out there offering WSOP satellites for their players. Where exactly should you go for the best chance to qualify?

That's your call. All we can do is let you know which rooms host such events and when:
Titan Poker has two daily $5.50 + $0.5 pre-qualify satellites. The winner will get a seat at the next Stage 1 qualifier.

In much the same fashion, Interpoker has three daily $10+$1 tournaments. The winners of these tournaments shall advance to play in a $70+$7 Multi-table tournament, where a seat will be awarded for every $70 of prize money.

If it all seems too complicated and if you were expecting to play in a single tourney for a WSOP 2007 seat, think about it this way: there has to be some way to filter out those who are truly worthy of a WSOP seat. Somehow rooms need to make sure that only those players move on to the WSOP who can truly play poker. This is the reason they're holding a bunch of sub-qualifiers instead of a single giant tournament, where chance will prevail over skill.

To win a WSOP seat at Bodog, you have to fight your way through a $1.5 + 0 qualifier, then a WSOP Quarter final, then the WSOP Semi-final. Of course, as you advance, these tourneys will be worth more and more ($29 for the Quarter-final, $270 for the Semi-final).

All of the above targets players on a low budget. There are faster ways to earn a WSOP Seat. If you're a real high-stakes player, forget about qualifiers altogether. Play in the $250+$20 WSOP Semi-final at Bodog (every Sunday) and earn your seat without any further fuss.

Other poker rooms offering WSOP Seats are:
party poker, poker stars, full tilt poker