Got a question for our Head of Sportsbook? Look no further

Got a question for our Head of Sportsbook? Look no further

By Gary Wise Jun 24, 2014

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On Thursday, June 26th, Pinnacle Sports Head of Sportsbook (HoS) will be taking over the official @PinnacleSports Twitter account for the third time. Read why he’s excited, what he wants to talk about and what you can expect from this special Q&A with our lead man.

What to Expect

You may not know much about HoS. One of our favourite quotes about him: “This is one quietly confident, ultra-cocky dude running the show at Pinnacle… walk softly and carry a big stick.” We like it for how well it defines him.

In our first HoS Q&A, he mocked Betfair and spoke openly about some players taking $300,000 a month from Pinnacle. In or second Q&A, he promised a $1 million limit on the World Cup final. We think you’ll find HoS doesn’t disappoint.

The biggest event of all time

Granted, HoS taking the account is big, but we’re talking about the 2014 World Cup. Every match has seen limits reach $250,000 and there have been up and downs, including a much talked about 11-1 Over run that HoS described as “A bloodbath for bookmakers”.

HoS is excited to talk about just how big the World Cup has been and how it’s about to get bigger. This chat takes place early on the final day of Group Stage play; that means you can ask about what’s already passed, and how the event is going to get even bigger. Ask questions about the Round of 16, his promise to offer $1 million limits for the final and anything else you can think of; there’s not one better to ask.

Wimbledon

While World Cup overshadows all, Wimbledon is still a big deal in betting circles and HoS is ready to take your questions regarding the third Tennis major of the year.

Everything Else

You don’t get access to HoS too often, so there is no restriction on topic matter. If you have a question about HoS, operations, the industry…you name it, we invite you to bring it. We can’t promise to answer everything, but we’ll answer as many questions as we can.

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