My first impression of the website is good; a nice design, pleasing to the eyes. The load time is a little slower than an average site. Dial up users will have some trouble opening the page if they aren’t patient. Many images on the site slow it down greatly. This is in contrast to the current trend for gambling-related companies that are currently opting for more easy to use interfaces instead of slow loading fancy layouts.
The website is pretty easy to navigate, although it is definitely lacking some basic information. You will find plenty of relevant text everywhere you click, but very little to the point. ‘About us’ and ‘Contact us’ sections say anything but what the page topic indicates. Nothing is mentioned about where the company is located.
Customer service at 24-7bookie.com is decent, although there is only one phone number and one e-mail address (you have to look for it). They have 24/7 customer support and English speaking stuff, but who doesn’t? Nothing about bilingual employees is mentioned.
24-7bookie.com uses a basic gambling structure with standard betting options, so an average bookie agent shouldn’t have any problems.
Other missing information includes the price. I had to contact them to find out it’s $18 per head over the phone and $13 over the internet, which makes it one of the lowest in the industry. In addition, the price goes down if you have over a hundred players.
If you are an average bookie agent looking for an average pay per head service provider and want to pay lower price, then this is a decent choice.