What is Reddit's opinion of Sleeperbot Fantasy Football, Basketball, and more?

For those new to the app, it's just called Sleeper App now

You'll probably need to adjust the notification settings. They send some pretty irrelevant ones out occasionally

Should be play store:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sleeperbot&hl=en_US&gl=US
Are you able to access this? ^ last update Jan 7th, 2022

The full app name is sleeper - fantasy leagues with friends, you can set it to push updates on all sorts of player news and usually its a few minutes before other sources. By the time this post was up I was able to grab barber in 3 leagues.

Here's a Google play store link to it

have them go to this page ON A PC not their phone: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sleeperbot&hl=en_US&gl=US and sign in with their google account.

it will give an option to install remotely usually, and if it can't it will tell you why not (usually version or something).

To me $100 seems a little steep for a first time player. You may have jumped in the pool with a few sharks. The good news is, there are a ton of resources to help you out.

The first rule of Fantasy Football is: Know Thy League. What's your league's scoring system? You'll hear terms like PPR (point-per-reception) and Standard (non-PPR) scoring used. This will greatly affect how players are ranked; in PPR receivers and pass-catching running backs will get a big bump up in value. How many points per passing TD (4pts vs 6pts) may also determine how we value Quarterbacks vs. the other roster positions. What are your roster settings? How many players at each position do you need to start each week? Some leagues are 1QB/2RB/2WR/1TE, some are 2QB/2RB/3WR/1TE/2Flex, etc. Starting roster requirements may greatly affect how we rank players for drafting.

Now that you have a handle on your scoring and roster settings it's time to dive into some resources for the Draft and for In-Season. Here are some of my favorites:

Draft

Jay Zheng's Draft Aid - Beautifully simple and fast click-to-draft web app which creates tiers based on FantasyPros expert consensus ranking and data analysis by Boris Chen (/u/Prayes.) Be sure to select the appropriate scoring type in the top left! (Standard/HalfPPR/PPR)
BeerSheets - /u/Beer4TheBeerGod is a reddit legend for good reason. His league-specific Value Based Drafting tiered cheat sheets are a fantastic resource. I always have a copy printed out for my league and use it as an additional point of reference for rankings.
FantasyPros Expert Consensus Rankings - Mentioned above, Fantasy pros takes the rankings from of ton of fantasy writers and industry pros and combines them into an aggregate ranking. This is a great free resource! Again, be sure to select your appropriate scoring type (Standard/HalfPPR/PPR). Their Draft Simulator is also outstanding - it allows you to mock draft against the computer's expert rankings really quickly, saving a ton of time.
Any other draft guides I can get my hands on! As I'm ramping up for the season I honestly appreciate as much information as possible. Differing opinions help me decide how I personally feel about a player. Redditors like /u/Daruuk with his Draft Slayer, /u/elboberto, /u/CanadianSandGoggles and his FF Spreadsheet and Boris Chen all provide free options. Sites like FantasyTeamAdvice ($5.99) and the FantasyFootballers ($30) and many others have more in-depth paid options.
FantasyFootballCalculator - My main resource for current average draft position (ADP) data and my personal favorite place to mock draft, even if the lineup settings may not be identical to your own. That said...
Know Thy League. Is your league hosted on ESPN? Yahoo? FleaFlicker? NFL.com? Know what your site's default rankings/ADP are, and mock draft on your site to get a feel for when players are typically taken. Your site's default player ranks can greatly affect your league-mates during the draft. Know which players are going way too early and which players are undervalued so you can scoop them up!

In Season

/u/quickonthedrawl's Defense Wins Championships - Another local legend. I use Dylan's weekly defensive streaming recommendations religiously.
FantasyPros MyPlaybook - In my opinion the best free fantasy resource on the internet for in-season management of your team. You link it to your team and it pulls the data from your league. I use the "cheat sheet" to quickly view all the players currently taken and available, which really helps with waivers. Note that as of last year you only get one league for free and you'll need to upgrade to a paid service for additional leagues and features (from what I can tell more features are behind the paywall this year as compared to last).
Boris Chen's weekly rank tiers - FantasyPros ECR data is put through an algorithm to create tiers. Takes a lot of the pain out of 'Who Do I Start' questions.
Sleeperbot App - Breaking fantasy news as push notifications on your phone. I'm often the first to hear about injury news and and can grab a player off the wire before my friends.
Podcasts - These can be a huge resource and are great for the commute/gym/whenever. There are tons of options. Recent r/FF thread here. 4for4, cbs, footballguys and Harris are my personal favorites.
RotoWorld Headlines - My go-to resource for looking up the latest news on individual players.
Twitter - There is a ridiculous amount of fantasy football discussion happening every day on twitter. It's fun to follow along during games on twitter also.
r/FF - This place is also great for breaking news and discussion. The Monday Morning Waiver Wire post by /u/FTAKJ and the above noted Defense Wins Championships are staples for me.
There are numerous paid subscriptions you can also look at including 4for4.com, Pro Football Focus, Rotoviz, etc. I would ask around and do my research before jumping in though. Reddit threads here and here can be helpful in deciding if these are worth it for you.

Hope this helps! I'll edit if I think of any others! Feel free to message me if you have any questions.

Cheers and best of luck in 2017

I'm going to copy/paste a post I've been sharing with new people looking for help. Buckle up!

The first rule of Fantasy Football is: Know Thy League. What's your league's scoring system? You'll hear terms like PPR (point-per-reception) and Standard (non-PPR) scoring used. This will greatly affect how players are ranked; in PPR receivers and pass-catching running backs will get a big bump up in value. How many points per passing TD (4pts vs 6pts) may also determine how we value Quarterbacks vs. the other roster positions. What are your roster settings? How many players at each position do you need to start each week? Some leagues are 1QB/2RB/2WR/1TE, some are 2QB/2RB/3WR/1TE/2Flex, etc. Starting roster requirements may greatly affect how we rank players for drafting.

Now that you have a handle on your scoring and roster settings it's time to dive into some resources for the Draft and for In-Season. Here are some of my favorites:

Draft

Jay Zheng's Draft Aid - Beautifully simple and fast click-to-draft web app which creates tiers based on FantasyPros expert consensus ranking and data analysis by Boris Chen (/u/Prayes.) Be sure to select the appropriate scoring type in the top left! (Standard/HalfPPR/PPR)
BeerSheets - /u/Beer4TheBeerGod is a reddit legend for good reason. His league-specific Value Based Drafting tiered cheat sheets are a fantastic resource. I always have a copy printed out for my league and use it as an additional point of reference for rankings.
FantasyPros Expert Consensus Rankings - Mentioned above, Fantasy pros takes the rankings from of ton of fantasy writers and industry pros and combines them into an aggregate ranking. This is a great free resource! Again, be sure to select your appropriate scoring type (Standard/HalfPPR/PPR). Their Draft Simulator is also outstanding - it allows you to mock draft against the computer's expert rankings really quickly, saving a ton of time.
Any other draft guides I can get my hands on! As I'm ramping up for the season I honestly appreciate as much information as possible. Differing opinions help me decide how I personally feel about a player. Redditors like /u/Daruuk with his Draft Slayer, /u/elboberto, /u/CanadianSandGoggles and his FF Spreadsheet and Boris Chen all provide free options. Sites like FantasyTeamAdvice ($5.99) and the FantasyFootballers ($30) and many others have more in-depth paid options.
FantasyFootballCalculator - My main resource for current average draft position (ADP) data and my personal favorite place to mock draft, even if the lineup settings may not be identical to your own. That said...
Know Thy League. Is your league hosted on ESPN? Yahoo? FleaFlicker? NFL.com? Know what your site's default rankings/ADP are, and mock draft on your site to get a feel for when players are typically taken. Your site's default player ranks can greatly affect your league-mates during the draft. Know which players are going way too early and which players are undervalued so you can scoop them up!

In Season

/u/quickonthedrawl's Defense Wins Championships - Another local legend. I use Dylan's weekly defensive streaming recommendations religiously.
FantasyPros MyPlaybook - In my opinion the best free fantasy resource on the internet for in-season management of your team. You link it to your team and it pulls the data from your league. I use the "cheat sheet" to quickly view all the players currently taken and available, which really helps with waivers. Note that as of last year you only get one league for free and you'll need to upgrade to a paid service for additional leagues and features (from what I can tell more features are behind the paywall this year as compared to last).
Boris Chen's weekly rank tiers - FantasyPros ECR data is put through an algorithm to create tiers. Takes a lot of the pain out of 'Who Do I Start' questions.
Sleeperbot App - Breaking fantasy news as push notifications on your phone. I'm often the first to hear about injury news and and can grab a player off the wire before my friends.
Podcasts - These can be a huge resource and are great for the commute/gym/whenever. There are tons of options. Recent r/FF thread here. 4for4, cbs, footballguys and Harris are my personal favorites.
RotoWorld Headlines - My go-to resource for looking up the latest news on individual players.
Twitter - There is a ridiculous amount of fantasy football discussion happening every day on twitter. It's fun to follow along during games on twitter also.
r/FF - This place is also great for breaking news and discussion. The Monday Morning Waiver Wire post by /u/FTAKJ and the above noted Defense Wins Championships are staples for me.
There are numerous paid subscriptions you can also look at including 4for4.com, Pro Football Focus, Rotoviz, etc. I would ask around and do my research before jumping in though. Reddit threads here and here can be helpful in deciding if these are worth it for you.

Feel free to message me if you have any questions. Best of luck!

Google Play Link

Sleeperbot is also on Android. We'd love to ask you to check us out :) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sleeperbot

First and foremost, I'm a subscriber to 4for4.com. I trust their rankings and weekly waiver advice almost exclusively. $24 is worth it for me. I won my main money league and $400 this year, so it's paid for itself for the foreseeable future. All my other resources are free. Here's a full list of what I typically use:

Draft

Jay Zheng's Draft Aid - Beautifully simple and fast click-to-draft web app which creates tiers based on FantasyPros expert consensus ranking. When I'm on the clock I always feel rushed. I need a draft aid that is fast and allows me to cross off the taken players asap. I find this aid works great.
Draft Analyser by 4for4 [$] - This is included in my 4for4 subscription. It's a little slower and thus harder to use than JZ's draft aid, but this is great for slow (email) drafts, like if you're in the /r/FTAFFL as I have been for the past few years.
BeerSheets - /u/Beer4TheBeerGod is a reddit legend for good reason. His league-specific Value Based Drafting tiered cheat sheets are a fantastic resource. I always have a copy printed out for my league and use it as an additional point of reference for rankings.
Any other draft guides I can get my hands on! As I'm ramping up for the season I honestly appreciate as much information as possible. Differing opinions help me decide how I personally feel about a player. Redditors like /u/elboberto, /u/CanadianSandGoggles and sites like FantasyTeamAdvice all provide great draft aids.
FantasyFootballCalculator - My main resource for current average draft position (ADP) data and a great place to mock draft, even if the lineup settings may not be identical to your own. That said...
Know Thy League. Is your league hosted on ESPN? Yahoo? FleaFlicker? NFL.com? Know what your site's default rankings/ADP are, and mock draft on your site as much as you possibly can. Your site's default player ranks can greatly affect your league-mates during the draft. Know which players are going way too early and which players are undervalued so you can scoop them up.

In Season

4for4.com, as mentioned above
/u/quickonthedrawl's Defense Wins Championships - Another local legend. I use Dylan's weekly defensive streaming recommendations religiously.
FantasyPros MyPlaybook - In my opinion the best free fantasy resource on the internet. A must have. I use the "cheat sheet" to quickly view all the players currently taken and available, and adjust my roster accordingly.
Boris Chen's weekly rank tiers - FantasyPros ECR data is put through an algorithm to create tiers. Takes a lot of the pain out of 'Who Do I Start' questions.
Sleeperbot App - Breaking fantasy news as push notifications on your phone. I'm often the first to hear about injury news and and can grab a player off the wire before my friends.
Podcasts - There are tons of options here. 4for4, cbs, footballguys and Harris are my personal favorites.
RotoWorld Headlines - My go-to resource for looking up the latest news on individual players.
Twitter - There is a ridiculous amount of fantasy football discussion happening every day on twitter. I'm following about 400 of them. It's fun to follow along during games on twitter also.
r/FF - This place is also great for breaking news and discussion.

That's all I can think of for now. I'll edit if I think of any others! Cheers

Here's the links.

I've had the notifications problem before, but it has always shown up in the store for me. Try this link to the app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sleeperbot

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sleeperbot

Android

Apple

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sleeperbot

About Sleeper:

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