Veteran RXers advice on football newsletters

[chipman58]

What do you think of the printed newsletter selections, play them or fade them for the most part.

 

[patswin]

some are better than others, i like to read them to see others takes on certain games. Phil Steele has a good one, so do a few others. I get the sportsmemo newsletter than has alot of good info and well worth the $150/yr. I don't play their games because they recommend them, just like reading for informational purposes. Wouldn't recommend playing or fading them blindly though

 

[bellyputter]

Remember this. Newsletters are written on Sunday night, sometimes after a disastrous week. The thought process isn't jelling. I wrote one for five years.

 

[OccamsRazor]

some are better than others, i like to read them to see others takes on certain games. Phil Steele has a good one, so do a few others. I get the sportsmemo newsletter than has alot of good info and well worth the $150/yr. I don't play their games because they recommend them, just like reading for informational purposes. Wouldn't recommend playing or fading them blindly though

My opinion in bold

 

[ProPokerPlayer]

I used to pick up 1 called The Red Sheet. Im pretty sure its still around. If any of them won everytime we'd all be millionaires but i thought Red Sheet was pretty good..

 

[FairWarning]

Agree with Patswin. The info in some of them is more valuable than the actual pick. The Gold Sheet has a Friday Update that is good. My favorite was the Steam Sheet. It was written in South Bend, and it mainly covered the Big 10, MAC, and ND.