Tennis Bookies Anyone? Pay Per Heads for All Major Tournaments

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Serious bettors don’t hibernate when Football is over.  After all, there is tennis to be had just about every week.

Our good friends at PerHead.com, with one of the most ultra modern office complexes in all of Costa Rica, do offer tennis betting for their agents and bookies, including LIVE IN-PLAY WAGERING.

If you have never placed a bet on tennis, it may be a great time to start.

During the tournaments, one can wager on traditional heads up matchups (David Ferrer -475 vs. Dudi Sela +375). 

For example, if you wish to place a bet on Ferrer you would need to wager $47.50 to win $10.  Should Ferrer win you get $10 plus your $47.50 is refunded as well.  To bet Sela you would wager $10 to win $37.50.

Propositions are often offered for major tournaments.  These include sets betting, where a number is posted on the OVER/UNDER the number of sets the match will go.

An example of such a proposition might be David Ferrer -1.5 -250 Dudi Sela +1.5 +230. If Ferrer was to win the match 4 sets to 1 or 3 sets to 0, the Ferrer -1.5 sets bet would be a winner. Any other result would mean that the Sela +1.5 sets bet would be declared the winner.

The typical corner bookie simply cannot offer what a Pay Per Head can when it comes to betting on tennis.  Companies like PerHead.com charge as low as $10 per head (per customer) with as few as ONE customer.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com  

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