Pay Per Head Bookie Outsourcing in Franklin County Ohio

It is easy to find a Pay Per Head bookie outsourcing company willing to support Franklin County, Ohio, especially during that all-important College Football season.  All of Ohio is Buckeyes Territory but Franklin County is home to the University of Ohio and its massively successful Buckeyes football program.  Columbus is the biggest city in the county and the 14^th largest in the United States.  ALL Ohio State games are available for LIVE IN-PLAY WAGERING via the best Pay Per Head companies.

AcePerHead.com is one such company that offers bookies their own customized website, line management, accounting services, 24/7 customer service for clients and loss leaders that significantly boost profit such as an online casino, horse racing platform and IN-PLAY LIVE WAGERING on most televised games. 

The later is something that today’s savvy sports bettors demand and something that simply cannot be offered without a Pay Per Head outsourcing firm.  

Ultimately these additional features will help to build a loyal customer base while boosting your current player base wagering volume, a result of the additional features that can now be offered.

AcePerHead.com offers a FREE 6-WEEK TRIAL and an affordable payment plan in which you will pay X amount of dollars per active customer without any of the headaches that typically come with running a bookmaking business alone.

How Much More Money Can Franklin County, Ohio Bookie Make Utilizing a Pay Per Head Bookie Outsourcing Business?

It is estimated that players tend to lose approximately 15 percent more when betting from a mobile device.  Nearly all of today’s Pay Per Head services offer mobile capability.

Gambling911.com believes that conservatively a Pay Per Head business can help to generate a quarter (25 percent) more in profit through offering of the aforementioned loss leaders such as the LIVE IN-PLAY WAGERING, online casino and mobile betting platform. 
Let’s now look at how the Alabama bookie would likely have fared in 2016 using a Pay Per Head service when considering local team and regional fan base betting tendencies.

Bookie Expected Revenue Generation Using a Pay Per Head

Ohio is all about the Buckeyes but, fortunately for the bookies, Ohio State mostly broke even Against The Spread last season.  Bookies using Pay Per Head software with LIVE IN-PLAY WAGERING likely resulted in a small profit.

Nearly a quarter of NFL fans in Columbus back the Browns (though many might not admit it after last season).  This number is probably higher.  18 percent each back the Bengals and Steelers, respectively. 

Columbus, Ohio Most Desirable Neighborhoods

The following are representative of Columbus most prosperous neighborhoods.  Savvy bookies will tend to target those with an inclination to bet sports residing in these regions in and around the city as the average wager will tend to be higher with more volume in general.

Most expensive Columbus neighborhoods

    City Center / Franklin U

    W Spring St / Neil Ave

    W 5th Ave / Neil Ave

    Mount Air

    King Ave / Hunter Ave

    S High St / E Whittier St

    W Dublin Granville Rd / Olentangy River Rd

    Neil Ave / W 2nd Ave

    Hard Rd / Riverside Dr

    E Livingston Ave / Parsons Ave

Crime in Columbus Makes Independent Bookmaking Dangerous

One of the advantages of utilizing a Pay Per Head business is the elimination of wire rooms and other aspects of a bookmaking operation that make your establishment an enticing target for criminals.

When it comes to the Columbus, the city has one of the highest crime rates in America compared to all communities of all size.  In Columbus, your chance of becoming a victim of a property crime is one in 25, with that number essentially slashed in half for those operating in risk industries the likes of bookmaking.

Know the Law

Simple gambling in the state of Ohio is a misdemeanor.  Aggravated gambling in the state is considered a felony.

As the world's second oldest profession (after prostitution), bookmaking is not going away any time soon.  And while many view the activity as relatively harmless (PPH operations remove most of the physical components that might otherwise attract criminal elements), bookmaking businesses sometimes find themselves intertwined with more serious felonious activities such as enterprise corruption, money laundering and tax evasion.

It's Also Unlawful in Ohio to...

Have more than five females living in a single household.

For women to wear patent leather shoes in public.

Not honk your horn when passing another vehicle.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com