Brazos County, Texas Spotlight - March Madness 2018

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Brazos County, Texas Spotlight - March Madness 2018

The Texas A&M Aggies just knocked off the defending NCAA Men's College Basketball champions and now bookies throughout Brazos County, Texas are racing to get all those Sweet 16 bets in.

Brazos County is home to Texas A&M and its rabid fan base, most of which tends to focus more on football in recent years.

But this school has had a good basketball team for some time now.  While they didn't make it into the Round of 64 last year, they played in the Sweet 16 the year prior and have been a part of the Big Dance six times in the last ten years.

So if you are a bookmaker, agent or wish to be one, you're going to be in need of a top Pay Per Head. 

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-Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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