GUIDES · BETSLIP DOCTOR
Who decides whether a BSD capper pick won, lost, pushed or voided?
BSD’s results feed supplies the win, loss, push or void recorded for a capper pick. A result a person enters in personal History is self-reported and does not qualify for the capper record. The published rule identifies the settlement source; it does not promise instant results-feed updates.
For BSD readers checking how a capper pick receives a win, loss, push or void result · Updated
BSD’s results feed supplies the recorded outcome
For a capper pick, BSD’s published rules name its results feed as the source for wins, losses, pushes and voids. That is the settlement evidence used by the capper record. A capper does not choose which result to report after the event.
A personal History entry is not capper settlement
Personal betting History can contain a result someone entered themselves. The capper-record rule explicitly says self-reported History results do not qualify. A manually entered win or loss cannot substitute for the result supplied by BSD’s feed.
Use the capper record’s result evidence
When reviewing a capper pick, read its recorded outcome as a result sourced from BSD’s feed. If a feed-based outcome has not been recorded, do not fill the gap with a personal History entry or assume that the pick has settled. The rule defines the source, not a settlement timetable.
Settlement records an outcome; it does not forecast another
A win, loss, push or void describes how a recorded pick was settled. It does not predict what a future pick will do. The distinction is about evidence for the historical record, not a promise about performance or feed timing.
Hypothetical example: a History win is not a capper result
Imagine a fictional capper pick whose result has not yet been supplied by BSD’s results feed. Someone later marks a related wager as a win in personal History. That entry alone does not make the capper pick a recorded win; the capper record uses BSD’s feed. No real person, pick, wager or outcome is described.
Related questions
Can a capper settle a pick by entering a result in History?
No. The published rule says self-reported History results do not qualify for the capper record.
Which result types can the BSD feed supply?
The record rules name wins, losses, pushes and voids.
Does the rule promise when a pick will settle?
No timing promise is stated. The rule identifies BSD’s results feed as the settlement source.