Becoming a College Bookie

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Becoming a College Bookie

Our friends at Power Pay Per Head discuss in this episode 1 of Bookie Master Class, How to be a College Bookie.

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They're not talking about some 60 year-old scuzbag walking around campus checking out chics in short skirts. 

"No, I'm actually talking about YOU in your freshman, sophomore, junior, senior year becoming a bookie, that's right.  I'm talking about running your own sportsbook."

Welcome to the very best in the pay per head industry. Their custom bookie software has been designed to meet all agent needs. The Power Pay Per Head multi year award winning software makes the players experience like no other. It’s never been easier to take action and profit.

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- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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