For years, ML & Playbook have consistently done what they do, they have a weekly newsletter with stats and trends, years ago trends were your friend and for some occasions trends can help, the info that's posted in their newsletters is valuable, no one is putting words in your mouth to take Playbook newsletter picks, do you own capping using their head to head matchups, last years' scores, info on the players playing or out and make a quantifiable decision and you can have success. If you play their picks, just use smart money management, bet equally across those picks, even if they're posting 3* 4* and 5* picks, just use the same equal money management you use yourself when you determine your picks. Again, the info is valuable whether fading the picks or passing or deciding you agree, it's your decision, no one else's.
The best newsletter on the planet is....The Midweek Alert.
It gives you organized data, that when looking for results and why they happened is helpful. Especially after 4 weeks of games. Before that - no one has a good read on any team for the current season.
Its the spread that needs to be valued. Not the just selection. If You spend larger dollars on M-Lines you will defintately win money. The larger the line - the more likely to win. It must be dissected into Division games vs non division and home and away. Much of the lines are based on those factors. Not so much the overall records.
More important is COMMON OPPONENTS> Those are games that give you a little edge.
Take a good look at the Midweek Alert stats for the playoffs and the superbowl macthups. That's where the Midweek Alert stands out over every other news letter. There is NO BAD information in a news letter, regadless of who posts one. The data gives the gambler good info when its correct. Not the stories.
It gives you organized data, that when looking for results and why they happened is helpful. Especially after 4 weeks of games. Before that - no one has a good read on any team for the current season.
Its the spread that needs to be valued. Not the just selection. If You spend larger dollars on M-Lines you will defintately win money. The larger the line - the more likely to win. It must be dissected into Division games vs non division and home and away. Much of the lines are based on those factors. Not so much the overall records.
More important is COMMON OPPONENTS> Those are games that give you a little edge.
Take a good look at the Midweek Alert stats for the playoffs and the superbowl macthups. That's where the Midweek Alert stands out over every other news letter. There is NO BAD information in a news letter, regadless of who posts one. The data gives the gambler good info when its correct. Not the stories.
Gold Sheet September 18-22.pdf
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Pointwise September 20.pdf
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College Football Week 4 Betting Spots
Let Down Spots:- Georgia Tech could let down at Wake Forest after securing a HUGE Clemson win.
- Utah State could be lazy at McNeese State after big Air Force win.
- Vanderbilt could be lazy hosting Georgia State after the big South Carolina win. Although this is also a revenge spot.
- North Texas could flatten out at Army after the Washington State blowout.
- Cal might let down hosting San Diego State after beating Minnesota.
- Notre Dame could be down and out after the big loss to Texas A&M. They probably can’t make the playoffs.
- West Virginia at Kansas after beating Pitt is huge. The crowd stormed the field.
- Vanderbilt wants Revenge against Georgia State after the L last year.
- Clemson better get up vs Syracuse after that big loss.
- Tennessee will want to flush UAB down the toilet after the Georgia FG miss & OT choke.
- Auburn will want revenge against Oklahoma for last years debacle.
- Purdue will want revenge against Notre Dame for the blow out from 2024.
- Kansas after the bye and should have beaten Missouri the week before.
- Wisconsin’s Billy Edwards will try to beat his old Maryland team.
- Ole Miss could look past Tulane to LSU.
- Tulsa with only 6 days rest at Oklahoma State.
- Wake Forest with two extra Days at Duke.
- Indiana with an extra day of rest hosting Illinois.
- Syracuse with an extra day of rest at Clemson.
- Colorado with an extra day of rest against Wyoming.
- Western Kentucky off the bye hosting Nevada
- UCF off the bye hosting North Carolina.
- San Diego State at Cal after the bye.
- Oklahoma State off the bye hosting Tulsa.
- Northern Illinois off the bye at Mississippi State.
- Louisville off the bye hosting Bowling Green.
- Louisiana Monroe off the bye at UTEP.
- Kansas off the bye hosting West Virginia.
- James Madison off the bye at Liberty.
- Florida State off the bye hosting Kent State.
- Colorado State off the bye hosting UTSA.
- Boise State off the bye at Air Force.
- BYU off of the bye at East Carolina.
- Army off of the bye hosting North Texas.
Premium Plus PP's - Churchill Downs - Wednesday, September 17.pdf
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Gridiron Gold Sheet CFB Week 4.pdf
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Recap
Football
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Records
Last year records for reference - https://www.therx.com/threads/newsletters.971451/page-642#post-14682606
This year records through 9/15/2025 - https://www.therx.com/threads/newsletters.971451/page-651#post-14696074
Horse Racing
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Football
Gold Sheet September 18-22.pdf
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Gridiron Gold Sheet CFB Week 4.pdf
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Pointwise September 20.pdf
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Totals Tipsheet #3.pdf
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Last year records for reference - https://www.therx.com/threads/newsletters.971451/page-642#post-14682606
This year records through 9/15/2025 - https://www.therx.com/threads/newsletters.971451/page-651#post-14696074
Horse Racing
Premium Plus PP's - Churchill Downs - Wednesday, September 17.pdf
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Power Plays
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Power Sweep
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Power-Plays-Week-4.pdf
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Power Sweep
Power-Sweep-Week-4.pdf
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Powers' Ratings Week Four Issue.pdf
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