Pay Per Head

Offshore pay per head sites have been in existence since 1997, offering sports, racing and casino and now live betting to their customers. Although many new companies have tried to get in on the action, there still only remain a handful of shops offering a strong product.

As the pioneers of the price per head service, IDSca has strived to be an example of what a business service model should be. Our customers know that on top of the excellent service we provide we also aim to take their business to the next level; always looking for new technologies so they can be ahead of the pack.

The use of mobile devices has dramatically changed the pay per head industry, and IDSca has stayed on top, adding mobile platforms for both sports and racing. We realize that our clients’ customers are on the move, and want immediate access to all sports and races. A simple tap of their mobile device allows the user to add selections quickly.

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 Will Canadians be able to legally bet on single sports instead of having to use illegal price per head agents?

Unfortunately one of the Senators arguing the bill C-290 has it in for it.

Senator Linda Frum: “Single-sport betting has the power to destroy the entire credibility of sport and ruin the meaning of what it is to be a champion. Wherever single-sport betting is sanctioned, corruption follows and sport is demeaned. I need only cite the events of last week when European police announced they had discovered up to 700 soccer games suspected of being fixed by a syndicate in Singapore, including perhaps some games in Canada. Last week in Australia, the Australian Crime Commission announced it will be cracking down on match fixing and doping in sport, which it describes as ‘widespread.’”

IDSca is the pioneer of price per head services and is now the only pay per head sportsbook to offer True live betting, which allows players to wager while the game is in progress.

Predicting throughout the game isn’t a new thing though to North Americans.

In the US and Canada, the National Trivia Network connects thousands of bars and restaurants together to compete in trivia contests. In addition to trivia, they also offer a game called QB1®, which is available while football games are in progress.

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