San Jose, Costa Rica – PricePerPlayer.com, the leading Sportsbook Pay Per Head provider in the industry is changing its price per player model. The typical model for a bookie Pay Per Head company is to charge a weekly fee for each active gambler. The price range for these services is Read more…
New Jersey is one of the largest betting markets in the country. With sports betting legislation that constantly evolves to anticipate the demands of the market, New Jersey is a good example for states who are still considering legalizing sports betting. Especially when they see the New Jersey Bookies’ Betting Read more…
In the latest bookie pay per head news, we’ll take a look at sports that are growing in terms of popularity and betting handle. While golf may not seem like the most obvious selection, the sport actually is doing better. In fact, golf gains popularity in 2020, and will continue Read more…
This is probably the first time that the Tennessee betting market is seeing a drop in sports betting handle. But its not such a big deal, considering a lot of other states have been getting the same dip in February. As many in the PayPerHead business know, February is usually Read more…
Mississippi started the year with an amazing sports betting handle of $67.7 million. This is the highest handle the state recorded. However, the numbers are in for February, and the Mississippi sports betting handle declines by 29.4% to $47.8 million. This is usual for February betting, and bookies can easily Read more…
2021 is proving to be a great year for the gambling and sports betting industry- and we are only 3 months in. The January numbers for the biggest betting markets in the country is now in, and the US sports betting industry sets a record of more than $4 billion Read more…
The Nevada sports betting market did not do quite well in the last two months ending 2020. With the handle dipping in both November and December, many sportsbook pay per head industry experts believe that 2021 will be a better year for the state. True to their forecast, Nevada bounces Read more…
In the latest industry news, New Jersey’s sports betting total handle was down marginally in January month-over-month and didn’t arrive at the $1 billion benchmark, yet the almost 25% increment in income to set a public record stands apart from the state figures. While the numbers may be down for Read more…
Getting the local government to allow people to open a sportsbook can be quite challenging in the US. While some states are eager to launch a regulated sports betting market, some are lagging behind. On one hand, you have states like Nevada, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, who have billions of Read more…
Many who ask how to start a bookie website are asking about the risks of putting up their very own sportsbooks during a pandemic. We do get some of those questions a lot recently. When we do, we always show them the US sports betting market as the perfect answer. Read more…