Pay Per Head for the 2018 Final Four

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Pay Per Head for the 2018 Final Four

RealBookies.com is a top Pay Per Head for the Final Four 2018.  Scroll down for more

RealBookies offers its top services and software for $10 or less per customer and only charges for active customers weekly.

Players can be LIVE IN-PLAY right up to the final second.  The RealBookies.com Pay Per Head software handles everything.

Our pph software offers the following types of bets:

    Straight Bets
    Parlays
    2 to 6 Team Teasers
    If Win Or Tie
    Action Reverse
    Win Reverse
    Football Teasers 6, 6.5 & 7 points
    Basketball Teasers 4, 4.5 and 5 points.
    Special 3 Team 10 Point Teasers in Football
    Special 3 Team 7 Point Teasers In Basketball

Odds below were heading into the final two games of the Elite Eight and are customizable.  Similar odds available at Americas Bookie.

Villanova 9/4

Michigan 9/4

Duke 7/2

Kansas 6/1

Loyola-Chicago 8/1

Texas Tech 15/1

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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