Reds complete 4-game sweep of Braves
Drew Stubbs added a solo home run for the Reds, who extended their season-high
winning streak to six games while notching their first four-game sweep against
a visiting Braves team since April 9-13, 1980 at Riverfront Stadium.
Homer Bailey (3-3) gave up a two-run homer to Atlanta’s Michael Bourn, one of
four hits allowed by the right-hander in six innings of work.
Juan Francisco also homered for the Braves, while Randall Delgado (2-5)
dropped his fifth straight decision after being tagged for four runs on seven
hits and three walks in 5 1/3 innings.
- Braves beat Mets to complete Friday’s suspended game
- Eighth inning rally lifts Boston over Cleveland
- Angels use late surge to down Royals
- Orioles send Strop to DL
- Jones, Orioles down Blue Jays
- Granderson heads back to the disabled list
- Rangers try to add another win to their total as they battle M’s
- NL-leading Cardinals go for another win over Dodgers
- A’s aim to keep momentum going versus Astros
- Cubs hope to halt slide versus Reds
AskTheBookie is a popular online sports betting forum where you can find sports betting odds, sportsbook reviews sports handicapping news and much more.
What is Pay per head?
We have been getting a few emails asking us what is pay per head and questions on how to become a bookie.
Answer
Pay per head is a term that is used in the sportsbook industry. Pay per head is a service that allows bookies to outsource their business at minimal cost.
Pay Per Head
- Follow us on:
-
Ask The Bookie - The Internets favorite sports betting, and handicapping community.
Whether you are a casual sports bettor or seasoned pro, you will find everything you need to make you a winner.
Ask The Bookie provides, news ,scores, injuries reports, standings, betting odds, teams and players statistics, on all the major sports including NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, and NASCAR. Also find coverage of the CFL, AFL, and the WNBA.
Contact Ask The Bookie, if you are interested in putting your message in front of a large and rapidly expanding group of sports bettors.
The handicapping and sports betting information contained on this website is for entertainment purposes only.
Return to top of page
Askthebookie Copyright © 2013