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Scout reports where the cappers are.

A Scout Report leads with the cappers on each side of a game and their settled records. Then the confirmed starters, the weather where it matters, and a price check at eight regulated sportsbooks.

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Last night's board

Games where 3 or more cappers took one side, or 2 or more took each, newest first. Each capper who is up over the last 30 days is named, with the result.

Final · NBA · Mon, Oct 26

3 cappers took Darryn Peterson over 11.5 points.

Won.

Grizzlies at Jazz. Darryn Peterson went over 11.5 points.

Capper, up last 30 daysThis pick
@austinspropsDarryn Peterson over 11.5 points · 1u at −115W+0.9u
@ChronicBetsDarryn Peterson over 11.5 points · 1u at −115W+0.9u
@TheGr8PicksDarryn Peterson over 11.5 points · 1u at −125W+0.8u

Final · NBA · Mon, Oct 26

4 cappers took the Hawks +4.5, +5 or +5.5.

Lost.

Hawks 110, Rockets 120. The Rockets won by 10, more than the 5.5 points.

Capper, up last 30 daysThis pick
@BretonPicksHawks +4.5 · 1u at −115L−1.0u
@TheWizardofWinsHawks +5.5 · 2u at −118L−2.0u
@CDLockLoungeHawks +4.5 · 1u at −110L−1.0u

Not up, so not named: 1 more on the Hawks.

Final · NFL · Mon, Oct 26

3 cappers took Jake Ferguson over 2.5 receptions.

Lost.

Cowboys at Eagles. Jake Ferguson went under 2.5 receptions.

Capper, up last 30 daysThis pick
@BretonPicksJake Ferguson over 2.5 receptions · 1u at −102L−1.0u
@GoldenSnitch327Jake Ferguson over 2.5 receptions · 1u at −102L−1.0u

Not up, so not named: 1 more on Jake Ferguson over receptions.

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Final · MLB · Mon, Oct 26

3 took the Brewers won

3 took the Rays lost

Brewers 10, Rays 1

Capper, up last 30 daysThis pick
@BretonPicksBrewers to win · 1u at −102W+1.0u
@guess_pray_betsBrewers to win · 3u at +102W+3.1u
@PropKitchenRays to win · 1u at −118L−1.0u
@MeurerTaylorRays to win · 1u at −118L−1.0u

Not up, so not named: 1 more on the Brewers, 1 more on the Rays.

Cappers on a game are the ones we track with a pick on it. A unit is the stake the capper posted, 1 if none.

What’s in a report.

Scout files reports through the day and updates each one: a morning edition, a late edition, and a freeze at first pitch or kickoff. Reading a filed report is free.

  • The game.

    Confirmed starters, the weather where it matters, the broadcast, and player trend cards: a player’s hit rate against tonight’s line over his last 5 and 10, with the sample size on every card.

  • The market.

    Where the price sits at each of eight regulated sportsbooks, with the best number marked. A price check, not a pick.

Ask Scout. It answers from the records.

Asking Scout about a game is the subscription. It starts with who is on the game and what they have settled, the same records the report shows. Ask for the moneyline and it shows where the price sits at eight regulated sportsbooks, with the best number marked.

Every number Scout quotes comes from a live lookup. Ask it who wins and it hands the call back to you with the facts it has.

Scout knows your record.

Ask how you are doing and Scout reads your settled Slipstream record back to you: the record and the units, where they come from by sport and bet type, your recent form, and your biggest single wins and losses. Settled fact, not a forecast.

From someone else’s slip to your betslip.

Snap a slip from a group chat or a capper’s post, or paste the picks as text, and Scout reads the legs and shows you each one. Nothing moves until you confirm them, and a leg priced at a number no book is offering gets flagged. One tap drops straight bets and parlays into your betslip at four of the eight books; at the others it hands you a direct link. It will not tell you what to bet or who wins: an assistant with a betting opinion is another tout.

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Everything Scout does is included: who’s on this, the price check, your own record, screenshot reads and open-ended chat. It has no credit meter: a subscription covers up to 20 chats a day, with up to 25 messages in each.

Read the cappers’ records before you pick a side.