Bengals vs. Falcons Predictions to Spread

 Matt Rivers Sports Betting

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Two winners and both involving teams from Atlanta. 300,000* Bengals-Falcons and a 200,000* Padres-Braves. Is it going to be a solid day for the home teams from Hotlanta or will the Falcons shrivel up once again in the second half and the Braves get burnt by an old mate in Jason Marquis? I'll let you know! Click now to purchase

 Forensic Sports Handicapper Stevie Vincent

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