What is it like to become a bookie nowadays, is it easy, is it difficult, what does a bookie do on a day-to-day basis? These are all fun questions, good questions, and questions that we have an answer for. We have been bookies, and we have been gamblers, we know where you are coming from and we know where your clients are coming from. Understanding your clients and understanding where they can go if they don’t have you are the number one element to your success. If you want to make money (and who doesn’t) then you must follow a few rules of the game.

• The game definitely changed over the past few years and what you get now is a lot different than what you got back in the day. If you have been a gambler (and you probably have, most bookies started out as gamblers) then you know what you want in a sportsbook and you know what you are willing to pay for. You also know what it is that will drive you to the competition. So, ask yourself, what is it that you don’t have that would lead to your clients looking for and seeking out the competition?

• Bookies need the same basic things; they need money and clients and you need your clients to be loyal. You especially need their loyalty at startup. If you have a bunch of “one-hit wonders” the first weekend of business, and then they all disappear… where does that leave you?

• You may have a client or two now, or you may have several clients that you are taking wagering action from. Guess what? You are already a bookie. What you must do now is to find the best tools to help you manage this bookie business.

• The biggest mistake that “rookie-bookies” make, is not looking at their bookie business as if it’s any other business that you are starting up. You may love coffee, and in your neighborhood, there is a shortage of great coffee shops. You find a nice location, you rent it, and the rest is history. You must treat your coffee shop as any startup business should be treated… you need to set a working budget; you will need to itemize your bills and know when the money comes and when/why the money goes.

• This is how you must approach the bookie business. You must set a budget for yourself and you must know where every dollar goes and when every dollar comes in. You can’t afford to give all of your bankroll away on a halftime bet for $5,000. Maybe you can if you are wealthy but let’s face the facts, most wealthy people don’t become bookies. They become bookies first and then hopefully become wealthy. You may never become wealthy as a bookie, however, there is certainly no reason to not believe that a six-figure income isn’t highly achievable.

• The pay per head offers you the opportunity to use a bookie software management system that does all of the daily tasks for you. They set the daily sporting events and use a state-of-the-art interface that makes your online sportsbook look like any other that can be dialed up in 30-seconds on an organic Google search.

• Never forget, it’s not what you want, it’s what your clients want, and then you get what you want! It really is this simple. If you are willing to step out of the box and let a pay per head help you operate on a higher level, then it’s guaranteed that you will earn a six-figure income. It’s time to stop killing yourself for crumbs and time to start enjoying the fruits of your labor.

Call the pay per head provider and ask them for a free gaming website, ask them for all the bells and whistles and ask them for everything! They are feeling generous so now is the time to jump in and turn your career around. The service is affordable, it’s all-encompassing, and it will help to keep your clients faithful. The PPH offers the best sportsbooks and gaming sites on the internet, if you can offer this, why would your clients go anywhere else? The answer is, they won’t. They will stay loyal to you and you will reap the reward. Make the call today and enjoy a month-long free trial of the software. We guarantee you will be glad you made this move.