How The Pay Per Head Model Works

So, you are looking to become a bookmaker or you are already an existing bookmaker, the pay per head is a complete white label solution you need.

But do you even know what that means?

Here is a small crash course in how the betting world works, what a bookie does and exactly how the per head model works. If you are going to give these people your money, you should have an understanding of what they do.

A Price Per Head Bookie Does….

Well, you should know that a bookie is someone that used to take bets, but now with price per head, they do not even do that anymore. A bookie aligns themselves with a price per head company that will provide the site on which you find odds, as well as moving the lines, a phone line on which to make bets, and everything else that he/she needs. A bookie is generally there to attract people to the site, so they have a working knowledge of how the betting game works and why the lines are the way that they are. Meaning that your only cost will be a small set fee for each player that wagers on a weekly basis. PHN starts at just $5 per head and features the most comprehensive price-and-service model

What Kind Of Player Are You?

There are three general types of player. There is the sharp, and that is a person that takes the game of betting extremely seriously; some will call themselves professional players. They do tons of research on the event they plan to bet on, and they usually wait until the last possible second to make their bet just in case something happens. Then there is the schnook, which you could call a casual player and they do not really care for research much, they seem to be doing it purely for fun. Then you have the degenerates, who also do not do much research, but they bet a lot with no worries about how much money they have, and that can get you in trouble. Figure out what type of player you are and learn how to bet your funds accordingly.

How Legal Is It?

Gambling has gotten a more positive spin over the last few years, but it is still only legal in four U.S. states: Delaware, Montana, Nevada and Oregon, although more are at least considering it due to how much money taxes would bring it. That being said, most price per head sites deal with offshore data centers, which is a major reason why they are so popular because they do not have to adhere to U.S. laws. That is why more and more bookies are using their services and the players benefit because they get more options to bet on than they would from a traditional bookie.

This is the future of online betting and how the game is going to work. Get in with a bookie on the ground floor and watch your profits increase. Try our superior Pay Per Head Sportsbook? Sign Up Today and Get 2 Weeks Free.