UDub Bookies– Pay Per Head Services

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16 October, 2016

University of Washington – or more commonly referred to as UDub – bookies will most definitely want to be utilizing a quality Pay Per Head website the likes of PerHead.com.

This team has a solid 6-0 record (4-2 Against The Spread) after Week 7 and was ranked at number 5. They will continue to ward off the Ducks fandom, which pretty much covers the remaining northwest including much of Idaho. Huskies fans and bettors reside throughout the great state of Washington.

Pay Per Head services tend to be highly successful in attracting Washington State-based gamblers as placing a bet online is considered a Class C felony there (the only state that makes actual placing a bet a felony) and, as such, most post up sportsbook operators will not allow customers from Washington.

Loss leaders such as an online casino, future proposition bets and the highly impulsive and extremely popular LIVE IN-PLAY wagering feature is available at most of today’s top Price Per Head businesses, including our friends at PayPerHeadAgents.com.

It is important to note that operating a bookie business on campus is grounds for suspension or termination.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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