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PricePerPlayer.com will be offering its popular sports betting software to Ohio residents as the activity becomes increasingly popular in light of a Supreme Court decision to abolish decades long prohibition.
This will be an interesting state as it is full of sports fans and top notch teams: The Cavs, the Buckeyes, the Reds, the Browns (cough).
Make no mistake about it, the Browns and Bengals will have their loyalists no matter how bad their seasons.
What makes Ohio especially interesting is that they are looking to offer sports wagering even in their bars. It's unclear how this will work out.
It's not known whether Ohio will offer mobile wagering, and this will be the key to give local bookmakers a leg up. LIVE IN-PLAY BETTING, available only from Pay Per Head sports betting software solutions, will also distinguish local bookies from any established wagering operation.
Advantages to Using Pay Per Head Software
Here are also some of the Sportsbook Features offered by PricePerPlayer.com
Sports Betting
Live Casino
Pre Game Lines
Horse Racing
Online casino
Live Dealer Casino
Online and Telephone wagering
Mobile Betting
And more…
LIVE IN-PLAY BETTING in particular is an option the independent corner bookie simply cannot offer on his or her own. Likewise, it is doubtful any of the casinos will be permitted to offer this product.
You Only Pay for What You Use
The advantage of using a PPH Sportsbook service is that you only pay for your active players. An active player is defined as a bettor that has placed at least one bet in a given period of time. This means that if during one week you have 7 out of 10 players that placed a bet, you only pay for 7 players and not 10.
If you use the PricePerPlayer.com Pay Per Head service and you pay $5 per player. This means that you would pay $35 that week.
Unlike a white label sports betting service where you pay a fee and a monthly percentage of your net revenue, a PPH only charges what you use. This is why this service has become the favorite method of running a sportsbook.
- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com
