Is 7PPH a Good Pay Per Head

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7PPH.com is an interesting pay per head in that they offer ready-made sites, over a hundred of them, for prospective bookmakers and agents.

7PPH.com is not a pay per head that offer a free trial period. 7PPH.com also requires a minimum fee (or deposit) to get started.

On the plus side, this pay per head starts at just $5 per customer, per week.  This is better than the average.

The site features its line directly on the home page in order that bookmakers can get a feel for how sharp they might be and compare with other industry books.   These lines can then be controlled by the bookmakers.

7PPH.com offers Asian handicapping, mobile betting (including a casino) and poker.

Other features include control over betting limits, encrypted agent-to-agent messaging and modifying of bet types.

7PPH.com is not currently a Gambling911.com Endorsed Pay Per Head but they appear to be respectable outlet with a very nice website.

Pros of Using 7PPH

Low $5 price per head on everything

Nice easy-to-navigate website

Lines available without having to sign up

Cons of Using 7PPH

No free trial

Initial fees

- Steve Cooper, Gambling911.com

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