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Most U.S. bookmakers understand that after the Super Bowl, they must turn their attention to the NCAA Men's College Basketball Tournament. After the tournament, pay per head agents concentrate on the NBA and MLB.

Sportsbook software companies like PayPerHead are gearing up for what should be an exciting NCAA Men's College Basketball Tournament.

On February 7, the most wagered upon event of the year happens when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Kansas City Chiefs hit the gridiron for Super Bowl LV. Annually, the NFL Championship game attracts the most betting action of any single event of the year.

Most analysts believe the U.S. is in the middle of a sports betting boom. American bettors wagered $2.1 billion on sports in August 2020, representing a 90.2% increase from the same month in 2019.

Although the NFL Season has had some hiccups, sportsbook software providing organizations are preparing for the most important day of the year.

Leading price per head sportsbook software company PayPerHead.com recently announced that the coronavirus pandemic had no adverse effects on the amount of revenue their agents have acquired since the start of the 2020 NFL Season.

Most U.S. bookmakers understand that after the Super Bowl, they must turn their attention to the NCAA Men's College Basketball Tournament. After the tournament, pay per head agents concentrate on the NBA and MLB.

Sportsbook software companies like PayPerHead are gearing up for what should be an exciting NCAA Men's College Basketball Tournament.

On February 7, the most wagered upon event of the year happens when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Kansas City Chiefs hit the gridiron for Super Bowl LV. Annually, the NFL Championship game attracts the most betting action of any single event of the year.

Most analysts believe the U.S. is in the middle of a sports betting boom. American bettors wagered $2.1 billion on sports in August 2020, representing a 90.2% increase from the same month in 2019.

Although the NFL Season has had some hiccups, sportsbook software providing organizations are preparing for the most important day of the year.

Leading price per head sportsbook software company PayPerHead.com recently announced that the coronavirus pandemic had no adverse effects on the amount of revenue their agents have acquired since the start of the 2020 NFL Season.

Payperhead.com, the world's leading bookie software provider has released one of the most advanced digital casino platforms in the per head industry.

The 2020 U.S. Presidential Election on Nov. 3 has already proven one of the most contentious in American politics' history.

Although questions about how COVID-19 will affect the NFL remain, most football fans, analysts, players and coaches have turned their attention to the start of the 2020 season.

Payperhead.com remains top choice for bookies and PPH agents

After the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act in 2018, U.S. based organizations created online sportsbooks to compete with offshore sportsbooks, also called post-ups.

This year, agents with the leading per head organization have witnessed a massive rise in casino gaming handle.

As coronavirus has major sporting events on the bench, PayPerHead has developed new ways to keep independent sportsbook operators solvent.

Major U.S. Sports have been benched because of COVID-19; nevertheless, independent bookies that are partnered with PayPerHead® manage to provide their players with plenty to wager on.

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One big sportsbook software company is doing its part to help those impacted by COVID-19.

Sports Betting Software Development company PricePerPlayer expands its operations with a New Office in the Philippines. The new offices will be a satellite office in Bonifacio Global City and will be known as Price Per Player Asia.

The NFL preseason is only three weeks away, and football fans are gearing up for some much anticipated NFL pre-season action.

Participation and interest in sports betting have skyrocketed throughout the past few years, with many states like Nevada, New Jersey, and Illinois legalizing sports betting recently.

This Thursday, California Assemblyman, Adam Grey introduced proposed legislation that aims to legalize sports betting in the state of Califonia, potentially adding millions of dollars into the $115 Billion sports betting industry.

Walter Gomez, a Costa Rican entrepreneur best known as the founder of BORSER, has announced his intention to pursue legal action (including international action) against Edward Roworth, whom he accuses of trying to scam him out of his company.

A staggering amount of New Yorkers are creating their own sportsbooks and businesses after a proposed sports betting bill never drew a vote on the state assembly floor.

Canada could be heard from around the world last night, as the Toronto Raptors rise as NBA Champions after a nail-biting Game 6 against the Golden State Warriors.

The sportsbook industry is one of the fastest growing sectors in the world economy, set to generate close to $155 billion annually.

As sports gambling legalization rolled out to specific states earlier last year, more Americans than ever are starting entrepreneurial businesses and creating their own sportsbook.

The Toronto Raptors have clinched the conference finals spot for the first time in three years, and Canadians have their eyes set on the NBA Championship title.

The Toronto Raptors are set to make the NBA Conference Finals for the first time in three years, and Canadians are breaking all-time betting and viewership records while the action unfolds.

The 2019 Kentucky Derby - one of the most popular thoroughbred racing events worldwide - is quickly approaching and gamblers are ready with bets in hand.

The NBA playoffs are in full swing, and basketball fans from around the world are placing wagers on the action.

European soccer is creating a new wave of viewership, betting and fandom throughout the United States.

PayPerHead.com, a leading pay per head sportsbook software provider, has launched a more mobile focused, contemporary looking website; thereby rebranding and upgrading the fifteen-year-old company site with offerings such as a single customer-centric,...