Is SharpBookie a Good Pay Per Head?

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Is SharpBookie a Good Pay Per Head? (Review)

SharpBookie is prolific when it comes to advertising on Google.  The problem is we had to pull them off the Gambling911 website as they are nonresponsive after several attempts to make contact and the company does not appear to offer a full service option.

*4 weeks free trial
*Starting at $7 per head, 24/7 support
*Endorsed by Gambling911.com
*Pay only for active players
*Live in-play betting on mobile or laptop
*No deposit required - Instant setup
*Live dealer casino or virtual casino
*18 plus years in business serving sports betting public
*70 plus horse tracks
Click here to visit RealBookies

SharpBookie was in business since 2015.  The Pay Per Head sector is exploding right now and SharpBookie appeared to be benefitting nicely.  But they tended to disappear during the off season, and this is never a good sign.

The reviews across the Net and from aggregators were mostly nonexistent. 

Instead, Gambling911.com recommends RealBookies.com.  Setup is under an hour.  Switching over to PremierPerHead from another Pay Per head takes less than an hour as well.

- Steve Cooper, Gambling911.com

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