F.A.Q.'s

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Q: Can you explain the units system scale on your detailed records page, and what each unit represents?

A: Each unit represents $1, and is only a unit system for calulating positive or negative gains.  This unit scale is by no means a recommended unit play for a members bankroll, but rather representative only.  A player should never wager more then he can afford to lose.

Q: Why did Puss Williamson take his services to the public via the internet?

A:  Betsheet was started for a couple of reasons. First, Mr. Williamson was simply bored when he retired and was looking for a low stress way to stay in touch with his passion and still follow the games.  Second, Puss has always handicapped privately for a select group of cliental and was encouraged by his clients to make his services more readily available by way of his website. He also wanted to restore integrity to the handicapping business and bring a legitimate service to the internet. 
  
Q: Does Puss give all of the picks or are there times that someone else might give his plays?

A: Mr. Williamson has a support staff that provides website maintenance, admin support, and two assistants that help with uncovering the daily picks, but all picks are personally stamped by Mr. Williamson.  

Q: How long has Puss Williamson and Betsheet.com been on-line?

A: At the request of his members, Puss Williamson took his services on-line in December, 2004, but formed Puss Williamson & Co. in 1993 to provide sports information to private clients.

Q:The prices are high and can't stay ahead of the juice with nickel plays at hitting 57%?

A: We understand this dilemma many players have and empathize with their needs, but Puss Williamson caters only to a specific cliental and this is a firm business decision.