Get Your Sportsbook Ready For Super Bowl 53 With These 3 Tools

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Jan/31/2019

The Super Bowl only happens once a year. For many sports bettors, the Super Bowl is nothing short of the biggest holiday of the year. There’s so much that bettors can wager on.

As pay per head agents, we can’t allow all that potential profit to slip from our fingers.

Super Bowl 53:  3 Pay Per Head Tools to Use

Keep reading for 3 tools that you must be ready to use in the next few days leading up to Super Bowl 53 and during Super Bowl 53.

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1. Mass editing tool

You must set max betting limits on all prop wagers as well as both moneylines. The Patriots are currently at -145 to win Super Bowl 53 while the Rams are at +115 to win the big game.

Never forget how a bunch of money got dumped onto the Alabama Crimson Tide (by a bunch, we mean 6-figures), to beat the Oklahoma Sooners in the CFP.

The same thing could happen on Sunday with one of your players throwing down major dollars on either the Patriots or the Rams.

Make sure those max betting limits are in place.

2. Layoff account

Don’t fool with allowing money on one side of a spread to ride. Cut your risk via the layoff account.

The layoff account allows you to lay off money wagered no matter who’s overplayed, the Patriots at -2.5 or the Rams at +2.5.

All the money, so far, has gone to the Patriots. That could change. Or, it might not. Last year, the money seemed to spread evenly between the Pats and Philadelphia Eagles. This year’s different.

Everyone’s backing the Patriots to cover. So, unless you really, truly believe the Rams cover, you had better use your layoff account.

3. Line mover

You cater to an eclectic group of players. Vegas Super Bowl bettors aren’t necessarily your players, meaning that although Vegas must set a line based on how the public’s betting, you don’t.

You can set any line you want. If you don’t believe the Patriots should be -2.5, make them -3.5.

Heck, make them -4.

It’s really up to you. Individual sportsbook operators have the right to do what they wish with their companies. Use the line mover to discourage or encourage wagering on one side of a spread to another.

You should always have control of your own sportsbook. If you don’t, you’re with the wrong sportsbook provider.

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