Pay Per Head Sports Wagering

Pay Per Head Sports Wagering Preparing for Another Huge Boost

by WagerHome Blog on December 10, 2020

Pay per head sports wagering wasn’t quite what many bookmakers hoped for this fall. While we’ve had a few hiccups with college football, and yet another weekend of canceled games, the NFL has done well keeping the schedule moving despite the ongoing pandemic. A few games have moved on the calendar, but all scheduled games have been played at the end of Week 13.

Still, as an independent bookmaker, your regular fall haul doesn’t rely solely on NFL action. You want and need other sports to populate the schedule throughout the entire week.

Major help is coming.

Pay Per Head Sports Wagering: The NBA Is Back

College basketball has already tipped off, and the big money bets of the NBA are coming very soon.

The NBA will begin its regular season on December 22, just in time for its traditional huge day of Christmas action. There will be five nationally televised games on Christmas Day: Pelicans at Heat, Warriors at Bucks, Nets at Celtics, Mavericks at Lakers, and Clippers at Nuggets.

Because of the later-than-normal start, the NBA season will be shortened from 82 games down to 72, scheduled to end on May 16. Each conference will have a play-in tournament for the 7th through 10th place teams (May 18-21) to determine the 7th and 8th seeds for the playoffs. The NBA Playoffs are scheduled to run from May 22 through July 22.

An All-Star break, complete with all of our typical pay per head sports wagering favorites, is scheduled for March 5 to 10. Details on the location are still to come. The 2021 game initially scheduled for Indianapolis has been moved to 2024.

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Pay Per Head Sports Wagering: NHL Season Starting Soon

The NHL and NHL Player’s Association have taken care of their financial differences and are now eyeing a start date of January 13, with the hopes of playing a 56-game schedule for each team. However, that date isn’t set in stone, and the schedule may be dropped to 52 games.

The closed border between the U.S. and Canada is another hurdle that still has to be addressed. For Major League Baseball, it was easy enough for the Blue Jays to play in Buffalo. The NBA has the Raptors making a temporary home in Tampa. But the NHL has seven Canadian teams, and shuffling all of them to other American cities is not so simple.

The most likely scenario is for the NHL to realign for this season and make an All-Canadian division. The remaining 24 American teams would also realign to compensate for the loss of Canadian teams in their own divisions.

But the good news is that an uncertain season a couple of weeks ago is now moving forward, and the sports calendar is close to being normal again.

Pay Per Head Sports Wagering Software

The NBA begins in less than two weeks, the NFL Playoffs are just a month away, and the college basketball calendar is filling up. If you’re an independent bookmaker, don’t miss out on the extra money you will make with a pay per head sports wagering software partner.

You get a fully customizable website, your choice of offered sports and wager types, full client reports, and four free weeks to test it out. See a demo today at WagerHome.com.

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Updated NFL Playoff Picture After Week 13

by WagerHome Blog on December 8, 2020

It’s December in the NFL, which means that we are officially in the final quarter of the season. And that means it’s time to check in on the current NFL playoff picture and see who’s in, who’s out, and who is still in the hunt.

NFC Division Leaders

  • NFC South – New Orleans (10-2)
  • NFC North – Green Bay (9-3)
  • NFC West – Los Angeles Rams (8-4)
  • NFC East – New York Giants (5-7)

New Orleans has a three-game lead in the NFC South and is clearly in command of the division. They’re also on top of the conference thanks to a nine-game winning streak.

The Saints still have a game against the Kansas City Chiefs, and if they slip, the Packers own the head-to-head tiebreaker.

The NFC East has been a punchline all season, but the Giants now have four straight wins and are in position to host a playoff game.

NFC Wild Card

  • Seattle (fifth seed)
  • Tampa Bay (sixth seed)
  • Minnesota (seventh seed)

Seattle is actually tied with the Rams but is relegated to the Wild Card because of a tiebreaker. But the NFC West is far from settled.

Although winning the division sets up a game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, while the top Wild Card will play the NFC East champion. So losing the division does come with perks.

Arizona is currently tied with Minnesota for the seventh seed but drops out of the playoffs because of a tiebreaker. However, the Vikings still play the Buccaneers and Saints, giving the Cardinals the easier schedule down the stretch.

Amazingly, as we enter Week 14, not a single NFC team has been eliminated from playoff contention.

AFC Division Leaders

  • AFC North – Pittsburgh (11-1)
  • AFC West – Kansas City (11-1)
  • AFC East – Buffalo (9-3)
  • AFC South – Tennessee (8-4)

The top seed is down to two teams – Pittsburgh and Kansas City. The Chiefs can only catch the Steelers if Pittsburgh loses a game inside the AFC.

Losing to Washington on Monday did not hurt the Steelers too badly. Kansas City has two difficult games remaining, with trips to Miami and New Orleans. The Steelers still have to play the Bills, Browns, and Colts.

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AFC Wild Card

  • Cleveland (fifth seed)
  • Miami (sixth seed)
  • Indianapolis (seventh seed)

Before the season ends, we can expect to see a number of moves among the Wild Card teams. Both Miami and Indianapolis are in range of winning their divisions, but be sure to circle Week 17 on your calendar.

The Bills and Dolphins play in the final week of the season, possibly to decide who wins the division and who settles for the Wild Card.

The Chargers, Bengals, Jaguars, and Jets have all been eliminated from playoff contention.

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If you are an independent bookmaker who thrives on NFL betting, don’t wait to make a partnership with a pay per head software provider. At WagerHome.com, you get four free weeks to try it out, taking you right up to the start of the NFL playoffs.

You get a customizable website, automatic odds a wide variety of worldwide sports, and your clients get access to WagerHome.com’s 24/7 online casino. See an online demo today.

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Pay Per Head Advantages: We Make the Bookmaker’s Life Easier

by WagerHome Blog on December 3, 2020

One of the reasons you started your own bookmaking business is because being your own boss meant that you’d have more time on your hands to enjoy life. You want to set your own hours and work as hard as is necessary to carve out a good life. But when you run a one-person show where everything falls on you, that’s not easy.

In 2020, with the uncertainty of the sports calendar every week, it’s not easy. Being on top of the games and the news, and still being there for your clients whenever they want, can be too much at times.

That’s precisely where a good pay per head service like WagerHome.com comes in handy. They take over the work that you’re having a hard time doing to ease your workload and allow you to focus on finding new clients while maintaining relationships with existing clients. The pay per head advantages are endless, but here, we will take a look at a few of the benefits.

Pay Per Head Advantages

Pay Per Head Advantages – No More Technology Hassles

The first pay per head advantage is capital. Think of the money it requires to create your own website and secure the financial transactions that use that website. Then you have the sports and odds to update, and the hassle of being a technical expert if something goes wrong. Both the labor costs and time costs involved in running your sportsbook can overwhelm in a hurry.

Instead of footing the bill for all that, one big pay per head advantage is you pay a small fee per client, and you still get to manage your sportsbook with all the bells and whistles. A customizable, state-of-the-art website, your choice of sports and betting options, updated odds, a fully staffed customer service department, and with WagerHome.com, you get four weeks to try it all for free.

Instead of chasing the odds, WagerHome.com’s software does it for you. Instead of having to be available to your clients 24 hours a day, WagerHome.com does that for you. And instead of having to know all the news about cancellations and postponements, WagerHome.com does that for you. Availability is never an issue, which is another pay per head advantage through WagerHome.com.

Pay Per Head Advantages for Your Clients

Not only will life be better for you with a pay per head partnership, but the experience for your clients will also be better.

Think about the number of sports you can now offer them. All across the world, sports are being played, and at all hours of every day. Be it rugby in Australia that begins at 2:00 A.M. local time, baseball in Korea, basketball in Europe, or the 15 hours of college football on a Saturday, your clients have access to it all.

With a quality pay per head software provider, you can also offer your clients the pay per head advantage of in-play wagering. Also called “live betting,” in-play wagering involves placing bets on games in progress and with constantly changing odds. It’s a trend that is sweeping the sports betting world. But when running your own shop, it is nearly impossible for you to capitalize on its popularity. That all changes with a WagerHome.com partnership.

WagerHome.com also offers access to their 24/7 online casino, complete with live dealers. So instead of having to go elsewhere to satisfy their love of blackjack and poker, your clients can stay right on your website and stay more engaged with the services you offer.

With a pay per head service at your side, you win, your clients win, and your business truly becomes the complement to your life you’ve always dreamed about – no hassle, no headaches, only your sportsbook at the next level. If you’re interested in seeing the pay per head advantages for yourself, sign up for a free demo today.

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Favorites to Win the NCAA Basketball Championship

by WagerHome Blog on December 1, 2020

One of the biggest sports casualties of the COVID-19 pandemic was last year’s NCAA Basketball Tournament. The fans were, of course, deprived of the best month of sports and the best sports gambling event anywhere on the calendar.

But more importantly, 68 teams worth of young basketball players were deprived of the dream of playing for the basketball national championship.

Since last March, the sports world has figured out how to play out championships, with the NHL, NBA, and MLB all awarding their titles. We hope and pray the same works out for the NFL, NCAA football, and the college basketball season that tipped off last week.

NCAA Basketball Futures Betting Odds

Barring any changes, there will be 68 teams playing for the championship in March, with 31 automatic bids going out to the conference tournament champions (The only conference missing this season is the Ivy League).

As for which of the 68 teams will be left standing at the end of the Final Four in Indianapolis, these are your favorites.

  • Baylor (+175)
  • Gonzaga (+175)
  • Villanova (+200)
  • Virginia (+200)
  • Iowa (+225)
  • Kansas (+250)
  • Kentucky (+250)
  • Texas Tech (+300)
  • Creighton (+325)
  • Duke (+325)
  • Illinois (+325)
  • Florida State (+350)
  • Wisconsin (+375)
  • Michigan State (+425)

We’ve already seen our first big game between contenders when Gonzaga won easily over Kansas. It was an offensive explosion with the Bulldogs, besting the Jayhawks 102-90.

The game was especially welcome when you consider that we lost a Baylor vs. Villanova game due to COVID-19 issues.

Normally this kind of upset is reserved for the first weekend of the tournament, but Virginia lost to San Francisco in one of the true early-season shockers. It’s a window into the upcoming season and not only the unpredictability of COVID-19, but the unpredictability of how it will affect play on the court.

Blue Bloods vs. New Bloods

Kentucky reloads every season, and, as former Providence head coach Pete Gillen once said, “Duke is Duke.” So it’s no surprise that the Wildcats and Blue Devils are among the favorites to win in March.

But perennial participant North Carolina doesn’t make our list, as it is tied with Ohio State and San Diego State at +700. Long-time basketball powers UCLA and Louisville are also at +700. Connecticut, with championships in 2011 and 2014, is only +1400 – the same as Maryland and Purdue.

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Meanwhile, Baylor, which hasn’t been to a Final Four since 1950, tops our list. And the Creighton Bluejays, who have never appeared in a Final Four and haven’t gotten to the Round of 32 since 2014, has the same odds as Duke and five-time Final Four participant Illinois.

Pay Per Head Software

All hail basketball, and it giving us nightly sports betting. Football is great, but it leaves much of the week without action. And if you are an independent bookmaker taking college basketball bets, join forces with a pay per head software provider today.

You get your own website, customizable sports and betting options, automatically updated odds and point spreads, and your clients have access to a 24/7 online casino.

Get a demo and free four-week trial today at WagerHome.com.

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Pay Per Head Money Maker: Dynamic Live Wagering

by WagerHome Blog on November 26, 2020

If you are an independent bookmaker looking to supercharge your business and maximize your sports betting revenue, you need to partner with a pay per head software provider with a live wagering option. Along with four weeks to try it out for free, WagerHome.com gives you your own customizable website, your choice of worldwide sports and wager types, and full betting reports for each of your clients.

Beyond that, WagerHome.com provides something that you can’t offer your customers when you’re running your shop alone – live sports wagering.

What is Live Wagering?

Live wagering, also called in-play wagering, is defined simply as bets placed on games that are currently in progress. As the game moves along and the score changes, new betting opportunities become available, and with constantly changing odds. Those changing odds are calculated by a computer – making them free of human bias – and they are something that you can’t offer your clients unless you are teamed up with a pay per head software provider.

As an example, it works something like this:

The Miami Dolphins are hosting the Buffalo Bills and are listed at +3 before kickoff. As soon as the game begins and points are scored, the betting line shifts. If Miami goes up early, the line will shrink. If Buffalo is the first team to score, the spread line will grow.

The over/under line, spread line, and much more are all subject to change as the game progresses. You can bet on quarters and halftime lines, and even smaller bets are offered, such as whether Josh Allen will throw a touchdown pass, Matt Breida rushes for a score, the next turnover, the next sack, as well as a host of other live bets.

Live Wagering

Your Clients Want Live Wagering

Live betting on sports dates back to the early days of the 20th century. Fans would sit in the stands at baseball games and bet on things like the next pitch, whether a batter would get on base, and how many bases the next hit would be. Now that we all have the ability to walk around with sportsbooks in our pockets, what was once a fun way to enhance wagering while sitting in the stands has exploded into the most popular way to bet on sports today.

Industry insiders believe that 70% of all sports wagers in the United States will be in-play wagers in the near future, a trend that would match what is already developing in Europe. If we can apply European trends to U.S. data, we can expect that most of your clients are likely to be placing live wagers with a large sportsbook, if they are not doing so already. And no matter how loyal they are to you, the siren song of live wagering will eventually come calling.

To stay competitive and keep your clients engaged and satisfied, the ability to provide live wagering is invaluable.

Live Wagering Means More Wagering

Along with the enhanced enjoyment that live wagering brings your clients, the ability to place in-game wagers keeps bettors more engaged in your sportsbook. They become an active participant in betting, placing multiple bets per game.

There are halftime wagers to cover pre-game losers. Drive and play bets in football and individual inning bets when wagering on baseball. Plus, since your clients can get an instant return on bets, there is an incentive to place multiple wagers, either to keep their winning streak rolling or to hedge their bet and cut losses.

Everyone wins when you add live wagering to what you can offer as a bookmaker. Your clients are happy, and your profits are bigger. To set up your sportsbook with pay per head live betting services, contact us at WagerHome.com at any time.

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Thanksgiving Day 2020 NFL Picks

by WagerHome Blog on November 24, 2020

In this NFL season that feels like none other and a Thanksgiving Day that is sure to feel different than any that we’ve experienced in recent memory, we do get a bit of normalcy. Thanksgiving Football.

We may be missing mom and her stuffing and fighting with your brother over the last piece of pumpkin pie, but we will still have a full day of NFL football with our traditional stops in Detroit and Dallas.

Houston Texans (-2.5) at Detroit Lions

The Thanksgiving tradition in Detroit goes back to 1934, and there’s an impression that the Lions, because of their experience, play particularly well on their annual short week. Not true.

In their history, the Lions have an overall .443 winning percentage, with a modest improvement to .475 on Thanksgiving Day.

Detroit is 6-14 against the spread in its last 20, while Houston is just 2-8 ATS in its last 10. But the Texans have a quarterback playing out of his mind.

Deshaun Watson is playing some of the best football of his career, while the Lions’ Matthew Stafford has an injured thumb that has really hampered his performance. With a spread at less than a field goal, take the Texans to cover.

Washington Football Team at Dallas Cowboys (-3)

Someone has to win the NFC East and get a home playoff game, as much as we wish it wasn’t so.

The winner of Washington and Dallas will move into first place at 4-7, and as crazy as it sounds, that team will be on a two-game win streak. The Cowboys have Andy Dalton back at quarterback and are coming off an impressive win against Minnesota.

Washington is getting good football from quarterback Alex Smith and just beat the Bengals.

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The Cowboys’ Thanksgiving history goes back to 1966, and they have won 60% of their games on Thanksgiving. But in 2020, they are an NFL worst 2-8 against the spread.

Washington is 5-5 ATS in 2020 and will cover the three points here.

Baltimore Ravens at Pittsburgh Steelers (-4.5)

Hard to believe, but the Ravens aren’t just out of first place in the AFC North, they’re now in third place. And if the playoffs began today, they would be staying home.

Pittsburgh is 10-0, showing no signs of slowing, and is the favorite right now to get the No. 1 seed in the AFC. The Steelers are also a league-best 8-2 against the spread in 2020, including a cover in Week 8 at Baltimore.

The Ravens are just 4-6 ATS, losers of two straight, and they just put their two best running backs on the COVID-19 list. The Steelers win this one by at least a touchdown and cover another spread.

Pay Per Head Software

Independent bookmakers, if you sign up with WagerHome.com right now, you will get these three games free as part of your four-week trial of their pay per head service.

You will be given a fully customizable website, complete control over the sports and bets you offer, and your clients will be given access to a 24/7 online casino, complete with live dealers. See a demo today at WagerHome.com.

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What Are the Benefits of Pay Per Head Services?

by WagerHome Blog on November 19, 2020

If you are an independent bookmaker, or thinking of becoming one, you’ve likely heard about pay per head services. You’ve checked on the fees, and they are modest. But since you run your own shop and currently don’t pay any fees at all, why make the move? Why spend money on pay per head software and services when you don’t have to?

It remains true that you don’t have to partner with a PPH provider to run a bookmaking business. And it’s also true that you can sell a house without a realtor or buy and sell stock without a broker. But we also all understand that having an expert with the time and resources you don’t have will get you more for your house. And in some cases, a lot more.

The same holds true in sports bookmaking. Having an expert on your side makes all the difference. The benefits of pay per head services will save you time, money, and hassle, as you’ll see below.

Benefits of Pay Per Head Services – More Time, More Clients

A pay per head service is no different than any other outsourcing service. You can hand off the responsibilities of customer services, financial transactions, the compiling of daily, weekly, and monthly reports, and many other administrative duties that occupy your daily grind. And with the time that will give you, you can focus on client outreach.

Extra time for you means you can focus on bringing in new clients and maintaining loyalty with existing ones. They’ll be appreciative, and your bottom line will too.

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Benefits of Pay Per Head Services – More Betting Options and Odds

One of the primary challenges about running your own shop is making sure the odds you are offering reflect the most up-to-date news and numbers. The only way to truly stay on top of it yourself is to limit your sports focus. However, that strategy limits the bets you can offer, which also caps the revenue you can generate.

With a good pay per head partner, the odds will be automatically updated for you. Having to stay on top of injury news and every weather report is a thing of the past, as you can be guaranteed that when the lines change around the world, they will change for you, too. And that means if you want to offer your clients a full menu of worldwide sports to wager, you can, and with no extra work or cost.

Benefits of Pay Per Head – Additional Services to Expand Your Business

One of the best ways to enhance your profitability through a PPH partnership is by using the additional revenue streams they offer. At WagerHome.com you have access to both parimutuel wagering from across the world as well as a 24/7 online casino. That casino even has live dealers for blackjack and roulette.

Access to these services is already part of the regular per customer fee, so using them to attract new customers and maximize your profits costs you nothing. The same is true for live in-game wagering (also offered by WagerHome.com) and its 24/7 customer service. The wider the variety of services you can provide, the more appealing your sportsbook will be to potential bettors.

Benefits of Pay Per Head Services – A Better Version of Your Business

With PPH, you get more than just a bookmaker’s assistant. You get a full sports betting operation, including a customizable website. You get access to a complete online casino. It’s entirely your business, just ramped up to the next level. And when you sign up with WagerHome.com right now, you get a free four-week trial before making any commitments.

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NBA Draft Betting Preview

by WagerHome Blog on November 17, 2020

The new NBA season won’t begin until the end of December. But the delayed NBA Draft provides bettors with a little pre-Thanksgiving wagering gift on Wednesday night.

It’s no longer about just the Los Angeles Lakers and the Miami Heat and which team will capture the NBA title. Instead, we look at the worst teams in the NBA – teams that failed to make the playoffs – and who their future building blocks are for 2021 and beyond.

Favorites to Go No. 1 Overall

  • LaMelo Ball (-176)
  • Anthony Edwards (+175)
  • James Wiseman (+600)
  • Obi Toppin (+5000)
  • Deni Avdija (+6500)

Ball is the pre-draft favorite, and as a 6-7 point guard with versatility, you can see why. He does have his own clothing line already, and a father who is less than desirable if you’re an NBA general manager. But his talent outweighs his baggage.

To consider before plunking down a bet on Ball is that the Minnesota Timberwolves already have a possession-dominant point guard in D’Angelo Russell, who they traded a pair of 2021 picks for just last season. So while Ball might be the best player in the country, he may not be the best fit in Minnesota.

That’s where Georgia’s Anthony Edwards comes in. He averaged 19 points per game as a freshman, and the 6-5 shooting guard would fit perfectly on the wing.

James Wiseman is 7-1 and destined to be an elite big man. But after just three games at Memphis last year, he was ruled ineligible, making him a wild card going into draft day.

Player Draft Positions

Not sure which player is coming off the board at No. 1? No problem. You can bet on each player’s NBA draft position with a bet that mimics an over/under bet.

  • LaMelo Ball: 2.5 (over +260; under -345)
  • Anthony Edwards: 1.5 (over -213; under +175)
  • James Wiseman: 2.5 (over -125; under +105)
  • Obi Toppin: 4.5 (over -189; under +155)
  • Deni Avdija: 4.5 (over +100; under -121)
  • Killian Hayes: 6.5 (over -200; under +165)
  • Tyrese Haliburton: 7.5 (over +135; under -164)
  • Isaac Okoro: 8.5 (over -115; under -105)
  • Devin Vassell: 11.5 (over +105; under -125)
  • Aaron Nesmith: 12.5 (over -125; under +105)

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Most mock drafts have Deni Avdija going to the Bulls with the fourth overall pick. It makes sense with former Nuggets general manager Arturus Karnisovas making the pick for Chicago and with a history of picking international players. So the under looks good there.

The most volatile of these top picks might be Iowa State’s Tyrese Haliburton. He could go as high as fourth, or possibly as low as eighth.

Pay Per Head Software

If you are an independent bookmaker taking bets on the NBA Draft or the full slate of football games on the weekend schedule, you need to partner with a pay per head software provider. Get a customizable website, your choice of sports and betting options, and access for your clients to a 24/7 online casino.

See a demo today and get a four-week free trial at WagerHome.com.

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Why Smart Bookmakers are Choosing WagerHome Pay Per Head Software

by WagerHome Blog on November 12, 2020

With a changing legal landscape and a more condensed sports schedule because of the COVID-19 pandemic, sports betting is more competitive than ever. All those changes have independent bookmakers running for the greener pastures of pay per head software and the four-week free trial offered by WagerHome.com.

For just a small fee per customer, WagerHome pay per head will give you your own website, a complete menu of sports betting options, and detailed client reports.

Keep Ownership of Your Business

With many pay per head companies out there, a partnership is anything but that. Instead of keeping control over the business you worked so hard to create, the pay per head (PPH) provider maintains ownership of the website you use.

At WagerHome.com, the website is yours, and it’s completely customizable. Your brands and your style will be what your clients will see and use, and they will always remain your clients. You’re simply paying for help with the administrative side of bookmaking and not signing over any of your profits.

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Offer Your Clients What They Want

You’ve built your bookmaking business from the ground up, and your clients are loyal to you because of it. But with legal sports betting apps populating their phones and more and more casinos cropping up, that loyalty will only last so long.

With WagerHome pay per head, you receive a detailed report on all your clients so you can better shift your offerings to meet their needs. This includes a choice in sports from all over the world. If you have someone who loves making cricket bets, great, you can make sure they have access to all the cricket all the time.

WagerHome pay per head also offers an online casino with live dealers. Instead of your clients needing to go elsewhere to play blackjack, roulette, and other casino games, they can stay right on your website and play 24 hours a day.

You can also offer them 24-hour access to a fully-functioning racebook for the same per-person fee you’re already paying, as well as live in-game wagering on thousands of events.

Less Stress for You

Running a bookmaking business can be challenging. Taking bets, updating odds, dealing with financial transactions, and troubleshooting problems at all hours of the day can take its toll. But for as little a $9 per client, per month, none of that needs to be your responsibility.

Your provided website will handle all of the wagers. As odds update on sports around the world, they will update automatically on your website. Or you can post your own odds if you prefer. It is entirely up to you.

With WagerHome pay per head, all financial transactions are secured by the latest encryption technology, so both you and your clients can rest easy when sending and receiving money. There are also multiple backup servers and firewall protections, further securing your personal information.

Should your clients ever run into issues, instead of calling you at two o’clock in the morning, they can access WagerHome.com’s 24-hour customer support and have all their problems solved.

 

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Updated 2020 Masters Betting Odds

by WagerHome Blog on November 10, 2020

In a scheduling quirk brought on by the delay in spring sports because of the COVID-19 pandemic, just two weeks before we celebrate Thanksgiving, we can be thankful that the best major golf tournament of the year will be played.

It’s six months late, but Masters week is here (minus fans on the course). And as the sports world focuses on Augusta National for the 84th time in history, sports bettors will have the weekend trifecta of college football, the NFL, and premiere golf wagering.

Top 2020 Masters Betting Odds

  • Bryson DeChambeau (+800)
  • Dustin Johnson (+900)
  • Jon Rahm (+1000)
  • Justin Thomas (+1100)
  • Rory McIlroy (+1200)
  • Xander Schauffele (+1400)
  • Brooks Koepka (+1600)
  • Patrick Cantlay (+2200)
  • Tony Finau (+2500)
  • Bubba Watson (+2800)
  • Hideki Matsuyama (+2800)
  • Patrick Reed (+2800)
  • Tyrrell Hatton (+2800)

U.S. Open champion Bryson DeChambeau is the 2020 Masters Betting favorite to win, and he has easily been the most exciting golfer on tour this summer.

Dustin Johnson finished tied for second at last year’s Masters and has finished in the top two in five of his previous six tournaments played this year. Jon Rahm was a fourth-place finisher in Augusta in 2018, won the Memorial this year, and at one point in 2020, he was ranked No. 1 in the world.

Rory McIlroy is still in search of his first Masters win, the only major championship that still eludes him. It’s been an up and down year for McIlroy, but he did finish in the top-10 at the U.S. Open in September.

Other Notable 2020 Masters Betting Odds

Collin Morikawa (+3300)
Tiger Woods (+4000)
Jordan Spieth (+6600)
Phil Mickelson (+10000)
Ian Poulter (+10000)

2020 Masters BettingTiger Woods is the defending Masters champion, and he looks to go back-to-back at the age of 44. On the opposite end of the spectrum is Collin Morikawa, who looks to become the first tour rookie to win at Augusta since Fuzzy Zoeller in 1979. He won the PGA Championship in August.

Jordan Speith was a Masters winner in 2015, and Phil Mickelson has three green jackets. Both would provide big paydays if they win again this year. And don’t sleep on Ian Poulter, who sits at +10000 in 2020 Masters betting odds. Poulter hasn’t played much in the United States this year, but he had two top-10 finishes in Europe in October. The Englishman has never won a major title but does have a pair of top-10 finishes at The Masters.

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