GUIDES · BETSLIP DOCTOR
Why does a capper record need the price available when the pick was posted?
BSD’s capper record stores prices from its feed in the minute a pick is published. A claimed price better than the best available line is capped at that line. Without fresh server evidence, BSD shows the pick as unverified and the badge stays off. The record therefore relies on publication-time evidence, not a later price claim.
For BSD readers checking how a capper record supports the price shown for a posted pick · Updated
The record captures the feed price at publication
BSD’s rules say the capper record stores its available feed prices from the minute the pick is published. That ties the recorded price to the post, rather than to a number supplied later without matching server evidence.
A better claimed price is capped at the available line
A capper’s claimed price does not override what the BSD feed shows. If the claim is better than the best available line in the feed, the record caps it at that line. This rule keeps the record from treating an unsupported, more favorable claim as the captured price.
Missing fresh evidence keeps the pick unverified
The published rule says that without fresh server evidence, BSD shows the pick as unverified and the badge stays off. A claimed price by itself is not enough to fill that evidence gap.
Treat the captured price as a record of posting time
The rule concerns the price shown by BSD’s feed in the publication minute. Read it as historical evidence attached to the post, not as a statement that the same price is available now. Price evidence is one part of record certification; it does not predict a result or promise a return.
Hypothetical example: the claimed line is more favorable
Suppose a fictional capper posts a pick and claims a price more favorable than the best line BSD’s feed shows in that publication minute. The record caps the claim at the available line. If fresh server evidence is missing, BSD shows the pick as unverified and the badge stays off. No real pick, price, market or return is represented.
Related questions
Does a claimed price set the capper record’s official price?
The record uses BSD’s available feed price from the publication minute. A better claimed price is capped at the best available line.
What if BSD lacks fresh server evidence for the price?
The published rule says the pick is shown as unverified and the badge stays off.
Does the recorded price mean that price is available now?
The rule records the feed price in the minute of publication; it does not state that the price remains available later.