VIP

VIP rules

Some cappers on TailSlips sell access to their picks. These are the rules that decide who gets to sell, what a sold pick is, and how the money works. They apply to every seller.

Who can sell

Every seller on TailSlips earned it on their record. To start selling a sport, a capper needs these over their last 30 days:

After that, they keep selling as long as they're up over their last 60 days. There's no pick minimum to stay, so a cold week doesn't shut down a proven winner. Public and VIP picks count together.

We check every night. Two nights in a row at zero or below over 60 days turns selling off in that sport, and getting back in means passing the 30-day test again.

What a VIP pick is

A VIP pick is posted inside TailSlips and timestamped by TailSlips. It is only shown to the capper's subscribers until 30 minutes after its scheduled start. After that everyone can see it, it is graded like any other pick, and it counts on the leaderboard.

A capper can fix a mistake within 10 minutes of posting, and only before the game starts. Subscribers see the original next to the change and get a new alert.

A capper can pull a pick before the game starts. It stays listed as pulled and counts as no action.

What subscribers get

Subscribers see the capper's VIP picks on their profile and in My Tails, and get an email for each pick. You can cancel any time. There are no refunds.

Billing pauses if the capper fails the selling test above in every sport for 7 days, or posts no VIP picks for 14 days. It resumes when they are back. New subscriptions close as soon as selling switches off, and after 14 days with no VIP pick.

Money

The capper sets the price, and that is exactly what you pay. TailSlips keeps a share of each subscription. Sellers are graded by the same code as every other capper.

Not advice

TailSlips does not provide betting advice. Every pick is the capper's own, and past results do not predict future ones. You must be 21 or older to subscribe.