The 2011/2012 NFL season was one of the worst on record for sportsbook operators and bookmaking agents in recent memory. Week in and week out bookies were hemorrhaging cash as players knocked down big money bets on the likes of the Green Bay Packers, New Orleans Saints and the San Francisco 49ers who all went 12-4 against the spread during the regular season. Straight up bets on all NFL favorites hit over 67% of the time which wrecked havoc on money line parlays. With so many games coming down to the wire even if you were lucky enough to beat the spread, teaser bets would come in and crush you.
Dismayed bookies flooded their pay per head services with calls trying to figure out some way to stop the carnage. What the heck was going on? Couldn’t sportsbook managers set a line that would generate speculation with the gambling public? The insanity continued to mount week after week and even drove some agents to close up shop mid-way through the season.
How could this be? Football is the number one money maker for bookies for a reason, simply put no matter who wins they make money and now here most of them were on life support.
However, not every bookie had to suffer through a brutal financial loss during the NFL/NCAA football season. Bookmakers who put their players with Host PPH services out of Costa Rica did not experience the same lop sided losses that their counterparts did with other shops. The reason is simple, Host PPH has a wager risk management program that is available to all bookie clients and is unmatched in the price per head industry. By consistently dealing a sharp line, player action was more evenly distributed and substantially decreased the agents loses. In addition to this, the many risk management tools they make available to their clients allows them to effectively maximize their winning potential for each individual player.
Host PPH’s experience in providing first class pay per head services for over 10 years is what sets them apart from the competition. Their hands on approach to pro-actively working with and advising their clients to help them achieve success has set the gold standard in the outsourced bookmaking industry.
