Bookie Beat Down June 22 - New York Yankees

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Bookie Beat Down June 22 - New York Yankees

The New York Yankees continue to be red hot, winning eight of their last ten.

As usual, the New York City area bookies are getting destroyed this Baseball season as the Yankees have gone 50-22.  Even with the use of a quality Pay Per Head platform, these local books are going to have a losing season.  The Pay Per Head can cut losses by providing bookies with LIVE IN-PLAY WAGERING, an online casino platform and tons of props and futures betting, all of which are loss leaders. 

The Pay Per Head saves independent bookmakers by charging a small weekly fee per betting customer, typically starting around $10 or less.  A typical customer will cost a few times more than that with all the overhead.

The Yankees are facing Tampa Bay this weekend and have won five of the last six games against them, so don't expect a reprieve here.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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