Finding a Price Per Head Software Solution for the World Series

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Published on:
Oct/19/2016

PricePerPlayer.com is an excellent Price Per Head software solution for all your players World Series betting needs.

PricePerPlayer.com is a sportsbook that covers all your players gambling needs. A comprehensive service and tool package for bookies that offers sports betting, racebook, virtual casino, and live casino. Your players can bet online or over the phone.

They offer all types of World Series player prop bets and LIVE IN-PLAY WAGERING on each of the games. 

From PricePerPlayer.com: “We offer the lowest rates in the industry, guaranteed! Steep discounts for large packages. You can try our service for free for two weeks, no personal information necessary.”

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.

Some of the most popular teams in Major League Baseball were making a run for the 2016 World Series so the betting should be brisk and the demand for a solid Pay Per Head platform high.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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