Pay Per Head Agents Needs These 3 Tools To Manage Super Bowl 53 Odds

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Pay Per Head Agents Needs These 3 Tools To Manage Super Bowl 53 Odds

The Chicago Bears upset the L.A. Rams in NFL Week 14 drastically changing Super Bowl betting odds.

Online bookies must keep pace by setting max betting limits on some teams and opening betting on other teams. After looking at the odds check out 3 pay per head software tools that bookies can use to manage Super Bowl 53 future betting.

Super bowl 53:  Odds and 3 Tools to Use

New Orleans Saints                         +300

L.A. Rams                                          +315

Kansas City Chiefs                          +480

New England Patriots                      +700

Chicago Bears                                   +900

L.A. Chargers                                               +1000

Dallas Cowboys                                +1900

Houston Texans                                +1900

Pittsburgh Steelers                          +1900

 

The Saints overtook the Rams as the choice to win Super Bowl 53 because New Orleans wrestled away homefield advantage from Los Angeles. The Saints are likely to win out, meaning they’ll have homefield advantage.

The Chiefs and Bears both offer underlay odds. Unless someone upsets both the Rams and Saints, Chicago must play the NFC Championship on the road. The Bears are much worse on the road than at home. Allow as many wagers on the Bears as your comfortable with.

Kansas City doesn’t play good enough defense to win the AFC. The Chiefs also have yet to lock down homefield advantage throughout the playoffs. Allowing wagers makes sense.

Pittsburgh’s reeling. No reason to set max betting limits unless actions received is already at an uncomfortable level. Now, check out the PPH tools.

Mass editing tool

Pay per head agents will want to set max betting limits on the Saints, Rams, Patriots, Chargers, Cowboys, and Houston Texans.

Settle alert tool

Set up settle alerts because the playoffs start within 3 weeks. That’s when the bulk of future Super Bowl betting should happen. Settle with your players before the playoffs start so they bet more on teams to win the Super Bowl.

The settle alert  tools is offered through PayPerHead’s Prime Package. Be sure to upgrade your pay per head software before the Conference Finals.

Right now, you can try PayPerHead’s Prime Package for 3 weeks for just $3 per head.

Get the best deal, sign up and speak to an agent today.

Override tool

Set schedule limits on Super Bowl 53 futures betting. Don’t allow players to wager on the Super Bowl when games are being played. Reopen wagering once lines have adjusted after the week’s slate of games.

One thing to add, although they’re not strictly per head tools, pay per head agents should promote Super Bowl 53 leading up to the playoffs with text messages and emails.

Then, they should make a massive push for as much action as possible before the first wildcard games.

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