Slip Tracker

How a Slip Gets Graded

1. A Member Posts a Slip

   In the slip channel, the same way they do now. TOG Bot reads screenshots of slips, plays posted through Winible, and a capper's own typed plays in their own channel.

   

2. TOG Bot Reads It, Silently

   Nothing posts in the channel: no replies, threads, buttons or notices. A clear slip is recorded with no tap from anyone. One it can't read for sure waits in the owner's review queue.

3. TOG Bot Grades It

   Within an hour of the last game finishing, from the final scores. Nobody marks wins and losses by hand.

4. The Dashboard Updates

   Every capper's record, units, win rate and streak, on your server's own private page.

What the Dashboard Shows

Pictures from the demo server, Sharp Side Sports. Its cappers and bets are made up; the books and games are real.

More from the dashboard

Share Cards

A clean image of a record, ready to post. The owner makes server and channel cards. Each capper makes their own with /slips mylook. Members can view them.

Channels and Records

• One channel per capper. Every play posted there counts for that capper, even when a mod posts it.
• A channel's own record. Your Exclusive Bets or house card keeps its own numbers, apart from anyone's personal record. In a middles channel, both sides of a middle count as one play.
• Logging a bet for someone else. A server manager posts the slip and @mentions the member, and it counts for them.
• Units as posted. "1 unit" or "2u" is the stake. A slip with no price counts in the record only, never at a price we assumed.

For Members

• Opt out any time with /slips optout. Add delete:True to also delete what was recorded. /slips optin turns it back on.
• What is read: slip pictures, Winible's posts, and a capper's typed plays in that capper's channel, only in the channels the owner picks. Nothing in any other channel.
• What is kept: the bet as read, the post's words, your Discord name and ID, and the screenshot for 90 days.
• Where it lives: only on your server's private dashboard, behind a password the owner controls. Never pooled with other servers or shown on the site.

Get It for Your Server

Free while we set it up with a small group of servers. We set it up with you.

Anyone with Manage Server adds a slip channel with one command. It posts nothing in the channel, and sends you your dashboard link and password, privately.

A channel for everyone's slips

/slips setup channel:#pregame-slips

A capper's own channel

/slips setup channel:#mikes-picks capper:@Mike

A channel with its own record

/slips setup channel:#middle-bets record:Middle Bets middles:True

Also: /slips remove stops one channel (its slips stay), /slips channels lists them, /slips off stops them all.

Want it? Message Dan: theoddsgap on Discord, @TheOddsGap on X, or [email protected]. Already set up and have the password? Open the owner guide. New to TOG Bot? Add it to your server first.

Slip Tracker Questions

Does it post in our channels?

No. It reads silently. /slips commands answer only the person who ran them. Tell your members the channel is tracked.

What if a slip's stake or price is cut off?

If the pick can be read, it still counts for wins and losses, but not for profit. If a leg is cut off, the owner checks it in the review queue first.

Does it read plays posted through Winible?

Yes, the same way it reads a screenshot. Official plays are graded; leans, write-ups and announcements are not. When Winible posts the slip picture with the play, the units and price come from the words and the legs and book from the picture.

Who can see the dashboard?

The owner, the people the owner gives the password to, and Dan, who can sign in to help. The password opens your server's page and no other.