What Are The Safest Most Reliable Pay Per Heads?
Not all Pay Per Heads are created equal and that means safety must be adhered to at all times when considering a PPH shop.
Pay Per Head reviews offered up by Gambling911.com are a terrific start to researching where one should manage his or her players.
“We are the most recognized gambling news and review site on the Web catering to such a broad range of interests,” notes Payton O’Brien, Gambling911.com Senior Editor. “We were also one of the first sites to cover the offshore sportsbook and Pay Per Head world and the only one to still have its original founder actively involved. If you are a bookie or wish to take part in the world’s second oldest profession, it’s almost a given that you have at least stumbled upon Gambling911.com at one time or another if you are not already an avid reader.”
The Pay Per Head business model has evolved over the years and not always for the better.
“The original Pay Per Heads could charge top dollar for an individual’s customers,” says O’Brien. “Today’s competition has forced these PPH’s to drastically cut their prices, as much as under $10 per head.”
Per Head shops, operating mostly in and around San Jose, Costa Rica, manage a bookmaker’s business by charging them a set weekly amount based only on whether one of his or her customers places a wager during that given week. In return, the Pay Per Head manages all lines, web site access, 24/7 customer service, technical support and record keeping.
“Most of these businesses run state-of-the-art facilities that a typical corner bookmaker can only dream of,” says O’Brien.
Most, but not all.
Some are fly-by-nights.
“Gambling911.com typically partners with Pay Per Head businesses that have been around for many years and are financially solvent. These companies are looking for real ‘in your face’ branding opportunities in order to develop long term appeal as opposed to those shoddy less funded fly-by-nights in search of a little quick exposure, then they shut down.”
A list of Gambling911.com endorsed Pay Per Head businesses can be found here.
- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com
