Own an Online Sportsbook in Cleveland

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Published on:
Apr/30/2017

With the Cleveland Cavs looking for another NBA Championship, bookies and would be bookies will want to own their own sportsbook.... and maybe minus all the work.

This is where a Pay Per Head like PremierPerHead.com comes in.  The Cleveland bookie should have no problem profiting with a Pay Per Head that offers LIVE IN-PLAY WAGERING and an online casino.

Despite the Cavs solid play this season, they continue to struggle Against The Spread as of this writing, going 36-43-3.  This would translate into a profit for local bookies not using a Pay Per Head and a significant profit (probably 25 percent more in most cases) for those who do use a Pay Per Head.

What PremierPerHead.com has to offer:

   Real-time, 24/7 snapshot of your status

    Offer the sharpest, up-to-date lines in sports

    Choose the sports and events you will offer

    Set limits by sport and wager type

    Set rules on parlays and teasers

    Use real-time reporting on players, winnings, and losses

    Superior infrastructure and redundancy guarantee 99.99% up-time

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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