GUIDES · BETSLIP DOCTOR
What should a capper record bio disclose when its link can pay the capper?
BSD’s generated capper bio places “my code pays me” next to the referral link, making the payment connection explicit. If the record is eligible, the bio includes its certified record line; otherwise, it says to track the handle on BSD. The wording does not specify a commission or promise a badge.
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The bio states that the code pays the capper
The generated bio includes a BSD referral URL and the words “my code pays me.” That short disclosure tells readers the link’s code can pay the capper. The source does not state a commission amount, so the bio should not be expanded into a specific rate or earnings claim.
The record line depends on the record’s eligibility
When the all-time record meets BSD’s badge requirements, the generated bio includes the certified record line with its outcome counts and units. When it does not qualify, the fallback says to track the handle on BSD instead. A referral link does not create or imply a badge.
Read the compensation disclosure separately from the record
The record line describes the record under BSD’s rules; “my code pays me” describes the referral link. Each statement has a different purpose. The disclosure does not establish that a capper’s record is eligible, and the record line does not state how much a code pays.
Hypothetical example: an eligible record bio
Imagine a fictional capper whose record meets BSD’s badge requirements. The generated bio includes the certified record line, a referral URL, and “my code pays me.” If that record does not qualify, the bio uses a track-the-handle line instead while retaining the referral disclosure. No handle, code, commission or real record is represented.
Related questions
What does “my code pays me” tell a reader?
It discloses that the referral code in the bio can pay the capper. It does not state a payment amount.
Does a referral link mean the capper has a verified record?
No. The generated record line appears only when the record meets its badge requirements. Otherwise the bio uses the track-the-handle fallback.
Does the bio say how much the code pays?
No specific commission amount is included in the generated bio wording.