GUIDES · BETSLIP DOCTOR
Does deleting a Tail pick remove its result from the capper record?
No. After a Tail pick is posted, it cannot be edited. If it is removed afterward, BSD keeps the pick and its result in the capper record with the label “deleted after posting.” BSD’s results feed supplies the win, loss, push or void; removing the post does not settle it or erase a settled loss.
For BSD readers checking what happens to a removed Tail pick in a capper record · Updated
A posted pick keeps its record
BSD’s rules say a posted pick is locked against edits. Removing it afterward leaves the pick and its result in the capper record, labelled “deleted after posting.” The removal label records what happened to the post; it does not replace the record entry.
Removing a pick and settling it are different
BSD’s results feed supplies wins, losses, pushes and voids for capper picks. A result typed into personal History does not qualify as capper-record settlement. Removing a post therefore cannot create a feed result or erase one that the feed has supplied.
Removing a losing post cannot hide the loss
The published rules say moderation cannot wipe a settled loss from this record. If a removed pick is settled as a loss by BSD’s results feed, the record keeps the pick and result with the deleted-after-posting label. Removing the post does not improve the record by removing that loss.
Read the removal label separately from the result
The label tells you the pick was removed after posting. It does not say whether the pick won, lost, pushed or was voided; that outcome comes from BSD’s results feed. Do not treat removal itself as a settlement or a reset of the capper’s history.
Hypothetical example: a losing post is removed
Suppose a fictional capper removes a posted pick after the event. If BSD’s results feed records that pick as a loss, the capper record keeps the pick and loss with the deleted-after-posting label. This example describes no real capper, pick, wager or result.
Related questions
Does removing a posted pick erase its result?
No. BSD’s rule says the pick and its result stay in the capper record, labelled deleted after posting.
Does removing a pick decide whether it won or lost?
No. BSD’s results feed supplies the capper-record outcome. Removal and settlement are separate.
Can moderation wipe a settled loss from the capper record?
The published rule says moderation cannot wipe a settled loss from the record.