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Sports celebrities are popular with price per per head agents but lately some have been getting attention for their not so stellar behavior. Of course the most obvious was the June 26th arrest of New England Patriot’s tight end Aaron Hernandez for the murder of Odin Lloyd.

In a statement Wednesday, Patriots coach said that he was “disappointed”

“It’s a sad day, it’s a really a sad day on so many levels,” Bill Belichick said, reading from a prepared statement. “Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of the victim, and I extend my sympathy, really, to everyone that’s been impacted. A young man lost his life. And his family’s suffered a tragic loss, and there’s no way to understate that.”

Antonio Morrison of the Florida Gators was arrested Sunday morning on two misdemeanors, after allegedly barking at a police dog. To make matters worse, this was Morrison’s second arrest in 5 weeks.

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Now that Kate and William’s baby has been born, pay per head companies will have to think of other things to offer odds on. If you’re into royal betting, don’t worry there are still chances to guess the sex of the second baby, or what year it will be born.
Year Kate and William’s second child is born

2015 11/10
2014 6/4
2016 or later 10/3

The one advantage of having so many novelty bets for price per head agents is the variety they are able to offer. Since they are little more fun, many customers will wager just to see what will happen.

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Price per head sportsbooks are excited to finally offer the odds to win the 2014 NCAA basketball tournament.

Next to the Superbowl, March Madness is the biggest draw with pay per head gamblers and if 90% of wagering is done with price per head bookies, that is one really big chunk being bet.

For most, wagering on March Madness is a harmless endeavor which simply makes the games more interesting to watch. Heck even United States President Barack Obama fills out a bracket every year.

The problem with police trying to enforce the law against office pools is that they really don’t place it as a high priority.

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Sports betting hopes to enter New Jersey as live betting giant William Hill secures a deal to potentially operate a sports book at Monmouth Park if a federal.

Pay per head sports betting is eagerly awaiting a federal decision that would allow the Garden state to accept sports wagers in a Las Vegas style sportsbook at the track. New Jersey is currently challenging a recent ruling made by Judge Shipp earlier this year.

The federal Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) of 1992 currently only allows 4 states to accept wagers on sports, and Nevada is the leader accepting more than 3.4 billion in live bets last year alone.

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