Going to pin this as a reference to source at some point. Watch the last few minutes with Gianni regarding the industry and how WagerTalk is different. Keep in mind, they have made multiple changes over the years to not allow as much transparency. youtube.com/watch?v=rDtJxN0e…

Might be a sign that the last 72 hours have been rough for most of these Cappers. All the volume and big plays results in ~44 units from the top 3 with the bottom barely showing a profit. Football took some serious bankroll money this weekend.

The value isn’t just getting the client plays before they start. It’s having the data behind the people making them — and being able to judge each play in context instead of blindly tailing a “5%” label. And this is exactly why tracking matters. A 5% designation tells you how strongly the capper feels. Historical performance tells you how much that opinion should actually mean. The one that jumps off the page is Ralph Michaels’ Toledo Team Total Over 37.5. Toledo scored 8. We track the plays, the ratings and the results so you can decide where the data says tail, pass or fade. Which capper’s 5% rating do you trust the least?

It's great that these kind of updates are given to verify our numbers. Unfortunate for people like @BillKrackman who are never on a 'leaderboard' and continually refute our tracking, yet won't ever discuss quantifiable details. Isn't he on a bunch of media outlets that we could join to figure this out?

YTD results updated. Full MLB, season to date NFL and CFB, early season NHL... Open to any specific results or data analytics questions.

Heading into this weeks CFB & NFL action, here is the current performance of the Cappers we track for both Sports.

This is fresh from @JoeRaineri xitter.cf/ClayTravis/status/2096… @kellyinvegas just bobbing her head probably not knowing Joe is headed towards being down 200 units for his "Clients" in 2026, yet, ALWAYS calling other people out. Kelly know selling plays and will most likely realize soon enough.

Was talking to someone and the topic of this article came up - deadspin.com/how-america-s-f… Wouldn't it be interesting to get a follow-up article written by @Deadspin ?

Most of them said... pre-season is easy and a place to make money. 🏈 NFL PRESEASON RESULTS | 8/6–8/29 101 tracked plays Overall: 39-60-2 Win Rate: 39.4% 💰 Net: -$7,942.50 CAPPER RESULTS: 🟢 Steve Merril: 5-2 | +$1,100 🟢 Marco D’Angelo: 4-1 | +$649 🟢 Adam Trigger: 4-2 | +$577 🟢 Bill Krackman: 12-12 | +$78 🔴 Ross Benjamin: 3-4 | -$148 🔴 The Mad Russian: 0-1 | -$318 🔴 Will Rogers: 0-2-1 | -$450 🔴 The Gold Sheet: 0-3 | -$1,026 🔴 Rob Veno: 4-9 | -$1,060.50 🔴 Jesse Schule: 2-4 | -$1,314 🔴 Teddy Covers: 2-6 | -$1,324 🔴 Ben Burns: 1-4 | -$1,357 🔴 Jimmy Adams: 1-5 | -$1,479 🔴 Ralph Michaels: 1-5-1 | -$1,870 Only 4 of 14 cappers finished in the black. 101 plays. 39 winners. Nearly $8K gone. NFL preseason was a rough one. 📉

At this point, you can probably count double-digit instances where access or visibility has been restricted — all while transparency continues to disappear. And with @kellyinvegas now starting to sell picks, guessing they’re "leaving it all on the field". Because really, how terrible would it be if people could finally see her actual record?

Good news! We got the same exact numbers for 5% plays! Bad news.... a majority of plays are ranked between 1-4% and those results are not nearly as profitable. In fact, 2 from this list are down ~400+ units combined YTD.

Taking the advice of Customer Service. According to them, the key isn't finding winning picks—it's making sure you track them the "right" way. Apparently you'll never own a yacht, probably never win, and should just focus on tracking your plays. Funny how the emphasis is on the spreadsheet instead of the results.

Who we track through calendar year 2026: