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Miami Dade area bookies were mostly focused on College Football with the Dolphins not expected to have a good season while the Heat’s future was still in question. Sports bettors and bookies alike from this region are always searching for services that cater to their needs.
Miami area bookmakers were dealing with a Canes team that was 4-0 Against The Spread heading into Week 6 of the 2016 College Football season. This will most certainly cut into one’s profit. Miami sports bettors were drooling at the notion that the Hurricanes were listed at 50-1 to win the 2017 College Football Championship as they were also undefeated Straight Up.
A Pay Per Head runs all aspect of the bookie business with the exception of handling financial transactions. They charge a small weekly fee per customer (per head), often starting around $10. In the long run, bookies and agents alike save money while minimizing the headaches involved in running such a business entirely on their own.
Crime is rampant in this region even in the more exclusive neighborhoods as much of South Florida tends to be transient.
The Pay Per Head provides a prudent means of adding that necessary layer of security, not just to protect from savvy sports bettors, but also by minimizing the potential of becoming victimized by criminal elements. A known area bookie residence will typically mean “cash on hand”, sometimes lots of it.
Odds to win 2016 College Football Championship Game (1/11/17)
|
Team |
Odds |
|
Alabama |
7/2 |
|
Ohio State |
4/1 |
|
Clemson |
5/1 |
|
Louisville |
5/1 |
|
Michigan |
10/1 |
|
Houston |
15/1 |
|
Washington |
15/1 |
|
Tennessee |
20/1 |
|
Florida State |
25/1 |
|
Stanford |
25/1 |
|
Texas A&M |
25/1 |
|
Florida |
30/1 |
|
Wisconsin |
40/1 |
|
Iowa |
50/1 |
|
Miami, Fl. |
50/1 |
|
Texas |
50/1 |
|
Baylor |
60/1 |
|
Nebraska |
60/1 |
|
TCU |
60/1 |
|
Ole Miss |
65/1 |
|
Utah |
75/1 |
|
Arkansas |
100/1 |
|
Georgia |
100/1 |
|
North Carolina |
100/1 |
|
Oklahoma |
100/1 |
|
San Diego State |
100/1 |
|
Boise State |
125/1 |
- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com
