Sportsbook Software in New England for UFC 229

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Sportsbook Software in New England for UFC 229

Pay Per Head software will be in high demand throughout New England ahead of the marqee UFC 229 fight between Conor McGregor and Khabib Nurmagomedov.  PremierPerHead.com will have a wide range of UFC 229 betting options for bookies, agents and others. 

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled in favor of legalizing sports betting throughout the United States, however, each state must amend its own laws.

New England is a mixed bag with only Rhode Island ready to begin opening sportsbooks in only two casinos and limited to specific wager types.  Other states are not necessarily opposed to sports betting but are not exactly anxioius to begin offering it either.

One thing is for sure.  None of the New England states will have brick and mortar sportsbooks open in time for UFC 229.

Bookies and agents will need to utilize an established Pay Per Head offering a wide range of wagers on this fight, which the betting industry is saying will be the biggest in UFC history.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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