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What Are Price Per Head Agents? Are They The Same as Bookies?
The concept of a Price Per Head agent is essentially the same as a bookie and is only a question of semantics when you incorporate the PPH element.
Which Pay Per Head Websites Offer Craps?
The best Pay Per Head operation will offer a suite of online casino games in order to maximize profit. This includes one of the more popular Web casino games: Craps.
5 Pay Per Head Casino Games for Bookies
Online casino gambling can be an important additional revenue stream for your sports bookmaking business and the following five games can provide the best return on investment as the most popular among bettors today.
How Do Bookies Make Money? Online Casinos, Live Betting Help Pad Profit Margin
Bookies make money through smart money management and knowing how and when to move the lines. Most bookies – especially those with large client bases – utilize Price Per Head companies to do this for them.
Leon County Bookies, Pay Per Head Services
Leon County bookies and Pay Per Head services are everywhere despite the relatively low population. That’s because the county is home to one of the most College Football-centric schools in the nation, FSU.
5 Types of Pay Per Head Sports Wagers
Betting on sports is a huge industry and Premier Per Head has been helping independent bookmaking agents build their business for the past 14 years.
There are a number of ways to bet on sports and the following five types of wagers tend to draw the majority of the action from today’s betting public.
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Pay Per Head Poker Sites
When it comes to Pay Per Head and poker sites, one of the better offerings comes from our friends at payperhead.com. They offer an online poker site that is part of the Chico Poker Network.
Pittsburgh Pay Per Head Services for Agents, Bookies
Pittsburgh bookies will want to utilize the best and most reliable Pay Per Head services. Today we look at PayPerHeadAgents.com, offering highly competitive pricing per customer (per head).
Tory MP Zac Goldsmith Backed Bookie Fitzdares Limited Near Going Bust
An upstart bookie firm baked by Tory MP Zac Goldsmith is on the verge of going bust after losing £115,000 in the 12 months to June 30 last year.
Pay Per Head Customized Sportsbook for Football
As a local bookie, you will want to begin utilizing a Pay Per Head service to provide customers with a personalized sportsbook as Football is fast approaching.
PremierPerHead.com may offer the perfect solution.
NFL Preseason is the Perfect Time to Become a Bookie
We're on the cusp of a brand-spanking new NFL season and when it comes to betting, there is no bigger sport that gets people fired up than the National Football League.
In July 2013, NBC news reported stats from the Nevada Gaming commission that showed the $1.34 Billion spent betting on football accounted for 40% of all sports bets in the state.
Pay Per Head Agent Services in the Green Bay Area
Pay Per Head agent services are readily available for local bookies and agents courtesy of our friends at PayPerHead.com.
Columbus Ohio Pay Per Head Services – For Agents, Bookies: Franklin County
Savvy Pay Per Head businesses will most certainly be targeting the Columbus, Ohio area this year with their beloved Buckeyes winning a national Football championship.
AcePerHead.com is one such PPH targeting this region, which includes Dublin, Newark, Westerville and other towns located in Franklin County.
This was a huge sports betting region before the Buckeyes took home the championship so one can only imagine what it will be like this season.
Bookies, Pay Per Heads That Offer UFC Fight Odds
With one of the biggest UFC events upcoming in July we thought it would be a good time to look at bookies and Pay Per Head services that offer UFC fight betting.
Premier Per Head is one such operator. They offer a full slate of UFC and other MMA wagering options at a very affordable price that includes a free two week trial.
What’s a Good Pay Per Head for Pre Season NFL?
Looking for a good Pay per Head for pre season NFL, which is just around the corner. AcePerHead.com may very well fit the bill.
“This is more of a boutique Per Head business model,” notes Gambling911.com’s Payton O’Brien. “They are looking to provide excellent customer service and promise that, once someone joins, they will never leave.”
Need a Bookie for NFL, College Football
The new NFL and College Football season is upon us and many Gambling911.com readers will be in need of a bookie, whether to replace that old dog who doesn’t pay on time or offer an online service, or to simply dabble in sports betting for the first time.
Does your Pay Per Head Site Keep You on Hold?
Maybe we need to explore the lingo a little, for purposes of this conversation. When you are "on hold," that means there is some kind of logistical or technical holdup that is keeping you from moving forward. The people from Premier Per Head are very familiar with the horror stories.
Elderly Mobster Sent Back to Prison for Meeting With Gangster Pals
(Gambling911.com News Wire) – A Brooklyn federal judge has sentenced Jack Palazzolo, 77, to a year and a day behind bars after meeting with fellow mobsters when he was ordered not to as part of his probation arrangement.
“The court is extremely concerned about the behavior that brings us to this day,” Judge Nicholas Garaufis said in a lecture to the geriatric mobster. “It’s rather astonishing that a person in your medical condition, Mr. Palazzolo, would be engaged in meeting with persons who are maybe involved in organized criminal activities.”
Five reasons to use Premier Pay Per Head
What are the five best reasons for you to use Premier Per Head for your needs in the burgeoning Pay Per Head industry?
Former NHL Player Pleads Guilty in Wagering Case
A former Buffalo Sabre player, Nathan Paetsch, has plead guilty Monday in a U.S. District Court in Rochester to transmitting wagering information and structuring transactions in such a way to evade reporting requirements. He had been facing up to seven years in prison.
Per the plea agreement, Paetsch will serve probation that involves eight months of home confinement and 400 hours of community service. Paetsch has also agreed to forfeit assets such as a $76,941 BMW X5 and $265,000 cash.
How Easy is it to Become a Bookie?
(Gambling911.com Q&A) – Becoming a bookie in this day and age is so easy even a caveman can do it. And that’s no pun. Bookies existed during the Cavemen era as the second oldest professional after prostitution.
All you really need to get started is a small group of friends (say 10 minimum) who bet on sports and preferably love playing either online poker or casino games.
Wall Streets Bookies: Price Per Head Services
Wall Street bookies have the opportunity to be among the wealthiest in the nation, if not the world.
Wall Street is considered the financial capital of the world and those who work there tend to have what may at times seem like unlimited disposable income.
Price Per Head Cost vs. Savings
Gambling911.com looks at the Price Per Head cost versus savings. Is it worth having your business contracted out to an offshore PPH? Our friends from AcePerHead.com illustrate the price savings.
Will a Pay Per Head Charge Me For Customers Who Don’t Bet During a Week?
(Gambling911.com Q&A) – A lot of Pay Per Head companies do charge per customer (or per head) even if a particular individual does not place a bet during a particular week. For obvious reasons, this could prove painful during slow seasons where sports bettors tend to be inactive such as the summer months and Baseball.
Are You Happy With Your Price Per Head Service?
If you are a Pay Per Head customer, you may want to evaluate your situation and think about whether you can do better. Are you happy with the service you are getting?
Pay Per Head Poker: Qualify for Sunday Millions and More
When picking a Pay Per Head site that will best accommodate your clients, why not go with one that offers the best poker platform on the planet. That would be Americas Cardroom, now offered at Premier Per Head.
Pay Per Head Poker may end up being just as – if not more important – than the actual bookmaking service being offered.
Omaha Bookies: Each Rake in Around $30K a Week in Profits Claim Experts
(Gambling911.com Bookie Wire) - Omaha, Nebraska became a household name prior to the 2014 Super Bowl thanks to Peyton Manning’s play calling, but did you know this city of just over 430,000 is home to some 25 large-size bookmaking businesses, none of which can totally handle the mass demand of sports bettors, especially during College Football season.
Omaha has long been a haven for mobsters, a well-kept secret up until now. Did you know that by mid-century, Omaha had a reputation for more illicit gambling per capita than any other city in the nation? It’s true.
UGA Bookies Are Finance, Economics Majors: Felony Warrants Issued in Athens
(Gambling911 News Wire) – Two University of Georgia students have been charged with running a lucrative commercial bookie business on the campus. Authorities issued felony warrants following an investigation that started in November when UGA police received a hot tip.
Named in the warrants are Max Richard Braun, 22, and Brad Kirschner, 21, neither of whom were arrested as of Friday morning. Braun is also wanted for alleged cocaine possession.
Mob Hitman Among Those Guilty in ‘Operation Heat’ $2 Bil Gambling Case
A Mob hitman currently serving life-plus-10 years in a New Jersey state prison has now pleaded guilty to another racketeering case authorities termed “Operation Heat”.
Martin Taccetta was charged in a 1993 Mob hit involving the golf club beating death of a Toms River, New Jersey car dealer, Vincent J. “Jimmy Sinatra” Craparotta. Taccetta is among six Lucchese crime family members who pleaded guilty Wednesday to running an illegal sports wagering outfit that took in at least $2.2 billion in bets.
Six Lucchese Crime Family Members Plead Guilty in Sports Betting Ring
Six men tied to New York City’s Lucchese crime family entered guilty pleas Thursday morning in connection with running a multi-billion dollar gambling enterprise.
The men were indicted in 2010 following a 15-month investigation that uncovered the ring, revealing an estimated $2.2 billion in wagers had been placed over that period.
