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How do all-time and last30days capper records answer different questions?
The last30 summary describes a recent slice of the capper record. The all-time summary covers the BSD record beginning with the first BSD pick; older picks remain visible, and the record is not silently reset. Read the recent slice for its own window and the all-time line for the longer BSD history, without treating either as a prediction.
For BSD readers comparing recent and all-time capper-record summaries · Updated
All-time starts with the first BSD pick
BSD’s record rule says the all-time window starts with the first BSD pick, not a date selected later by the capper. Older picks remain visible, and BSD does not silently reset the record. That makes all-time the longer history held in the BSD capper record.
The last-30 summary is a separate recent slice
The capper record data keeps a separate last30 summary alongside allTime. The two summaries carry the same categories, including wins, losses, pushes, settled picks, risk, units and certification. A recent slice can look different from the longer record because it answers a different time-window question.
Use the recent view for recency and all-time for context
Read the last-30 figures as a view of the recent period and the all-time figures as the broader BSD record. A recent change does not replace older picks or reset the all-time window. Neither summary says what future picks will do.
Hypothetical example: choosing the right record window
Suppose a reader is checking whether a question is about recent activity or the full BSD capper history. They use the last-30 summary for the recent slice and the all-time summary for the record beginning with the capper’s first BSD pick. The example uses no performance totals and recommends no capper or wager.
Related questions
Does the last-30 summary replace the all-time record?
No. The capper data has a separate last30 summary; the all-time window continues to start with the first BSD pick.
Can a capper reset the all-time record to a recent date?
BSD’s rules say the all-time window starts with the first BSD pick and is never silently reset.
Does a recent summary predict future picks?
No. Both summaries describe recorded history, not future performance.