When looking for a good pay per head service, you can't just choose whichever site that looks good, or is cheap. You always should consider all of them - looks, function, price, and value for money. One great way to finding out if you are signing up for a good sportsbook software provider is through the experience of other people.
So today, I'll walk you through my experience of signing up with different sportsbook to see if they are good for a sportsbook operation. The first site I tried out, is IDSCA.com. They have been in the business since the early 2000's, so its fair to say that they are a reliable company. After all, they would not survive the onslaught of angry customers in the internet if they were not good.
You know how first impressions last? It can be true in this case. Getting a sportsbook set up in their site took long. Plus, I had to call them to set everything up. Personally, I believe that with all the technology today, having to use different platforms to set up an account is redundant, unless you are verifying financial information. It takes time to get it set up, and I can't help but think that maybe, if their site functioned differently, I could have reduced the time to set up by half. Of course, if you are running a business, time is gold.
And the build up of getting everything just fell flat. I do love that player profiles and reports and such were easy to use, but the rest of the site just took so long to figure out and use. Their system may have been in place for a long time, but they really need to revamp their site because nowadays, they have so much competition and they are in the losing end.
Maybe it was signing up, maybe it was the hefty price of $23 per head (I was expecting around the $10 range). But I was not happy with my experience in their site. I know there are better sites. They are are okay. But if they do not make the time to change their site to adapt to the changing technology and customer needs, then I would also hesitate to have anything to do with them. My final review? Nope.
