Pay Per Head for the 2017 NFL Playoffs

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11 December, 2016

The NFL Playoffs are just around the corner and we have a great Pay Per Head for those of you looking to move or utilize a bookie outsourcing company for the first time.

RealBookies.com is your Pay Per Head for the 2017 NFL Playoffs.

Here is just some of what they have to offer:

$10 Per Head Or Less

Get An Account In Minutes

Pay Only For Active Players

Live In Game Wagering

24/7 Access to Accounting Reports

Mobile Interface

Free Four Week Trial

Free Racebook

Free Virtual & Live Casino Games

Best of all, your first four weeks are FREE.

From RealBookies.com:

“With over 15 years in the sports betting business and located in Costa Rica, Real Bookie Price Per Head bookmaking software service is the leading choice for local bookies, professional credit bookmakers and sports betting agents.

“Our superior sportsbook software will put you on par or surpass the leading online betting sites as your players will be able to bet online or by phone via a toll free number.

“Your clients will enjoy 24 hours a day, 365 days a year gambling, on a price per head basis. Even if you have a smaller group of players, our price per head agent package offers you the complete solution for your bookmaking needs.”

Watch this video below for more..

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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