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I lived in Las Vegas in the 70&#x27;s and 80&#x27;s and all the major sportsbooks had a free booklet of 30 or so pages which was put out monthly or possibly shorter. It listed all the sporting events in all the major sports for that month and you could write the opening line, the closing line and the results. It was a great way of tracking results, line moves and keeping up with what games were coming up. At that time you could call the company which made these booklets and order it on a subscription basis. I can&#x27;t remember the name of that booklet and I would really like to get a subscription to it if it is still available because they were really handy. Can someone tell me the name of that booklet as I can&#x27;t find anything like it online and I am curious if Vegas books still give them out and if you know where I can get it ?  Thanks

BUDANDLOU · Answer

I lived in Las Vegas in the 70&#x27;s and 80&#x27;s and all the major sportsbooks had a free booklet of 30 or so pages which was put out monthly or possibly shorter. It listed all the sporting events in all the major sports for that month and you could write the opening line, the closing line and the results. It was a great way of tracking results, line moves and keeping up with what games were coming up. At that time you could call the company which made these booklets and order it on a subscription basis. I can&#x27;t remember the name of that booklet and I would really like to get a subscription to it if it is still available because they were really handy. Can someone tell me the name of that booklet as I can&#x27;t find anything like it online and I am curious if Vegas books still give them out and if you know where I can get it ?  Thanks

dbartoletbet · Answer

Docs sports has one for football

dbartoletbet · Answer

Docs sports has one for football

derekanderson · Answer

I miss the rotation books, but would recommend just printing out the schedules provided on vsin.com. daily. They give the rotation sheets from the south point in the same form as the books did.

666LES · Answer

Don Best

rudie · Answer

the official rotation shedule are at freesportsschedules. they are set for western time. you can change the times if you need. and alter the pages as you like if your familiar with excel sheets. other than that the books canbe purchased from donbest, which is good because you can look down the road to see who is playing later that week.

phillycheeseman · Answer

Jim Feist

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