Calif was not the pick. GSheet and PW picked Cal by by 1 and 2 as a 6 or 7 point favorite. Therefore, Illinois was the pick and lost (by 15).PointWise & Gold Sheet Agreements
12/20 – Buffalo (W)
12/21 – Fl International (L), Boise St (L), App State (L)
12/23 – Marshall (L)
12/24 – BYU (L)
12/26 – LA Tech (W), Eastern Michigan (W)
12/27 – Wake Forest (L), Air Force (W)
12/28 – Memphis (L), Clemson (W)
12/30 – L’ville (W), Cal (W), Florida (L)
12/31 – KY (W), Navy (W), Wyoming (W), Texas (W)
1/1 – Alabama (W), Auburn (L), Oregon (W)
Jan 2 – Cincy (W)
Jan 3 – Ohio
Jan 6 - ULL
14-9 and will end up profitable (again).
Hey guys. Looks like an awesome thread. I am just wondering, is this thread gone or will Buzz Kill continue to post the newsletters?
Just saw this thread yesterday so I hope this thread is still going to be up.
Thanks
Football newsletters are all updated through yesterday and I'm sure Buzz would tell ya, and hoops newsletters like Pointwise, Playbook, GoldSheet and Winning Points are just starting to be more consistent so bear with him and this site!!Hey guys. Looks like an awesome thread. I am just wondering, is this thread gone or will Buzz Kill continue to post the newsletters?
Just saw this thread yesterday so I hope this thread is still going to be up.
Thanks
Football newsletters are all updated through yesterday and I'm sure Buzz would tell ya, and hoops newsletters like Pointwise, Playbook, GoldSheet and Winning Points are just starting to be more consistent so bear with him and this site!!
Later!!
Pointwise, Gold Sheet, Sports Reporter, Winning Points.
These newsletters all have premium services.
Does anybody have a read on how good these are?
Seemingly, these come to print too early. They don't take into account many game-time variables. Some may have their runs, but I feel they lack consistency over time. With that said, I feel that if someone is disciplined enough to subscribe to the philosophy of one specific service, there is potential to make a slight return on one's initial investment. Overall, they are best used as a guide. Additionally, they do provide some missing pieces, but I would use them as a supplement to your picks rather than an end-all.
The geniuses behind them are the real winners. While their picks do matter, I'd guess it would equate to more subscribers, win or lose, they still make money off the initial sale. With this, they generate a steady income to wager how they please. That's where the real money is consistently made, through newsletters and picks.