Bookie Beat Down May 20 - Tampa Bay Rays

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Though the Rays are only a .500 team, more recently they have managed to win seven of their last ten overall entering Sunday's ageme against the Angels. 

Tampa and Central Florida bookies do not have to settle for breaking even or loosing the remainder of this season.  A Pay Per Head site with all the trimmings starting as low as $4 per head including a LIVE IN-PLAY platform, props and future bets and a casino can help to solidify the bottom line.

On Sunday, the Rays were hoping to wrap up a four-game sweep of the Los Angeles Angels.

This week, the Rays face a Red Sox team that is red hot this season and one they have struggled against of late. Tampa Bay is 3-7 against Boston so far this season and have not had a winning year versus the Red Sox since 2015.

Tampa Bay will kick off this series on Tuesday.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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