Summer Cappers Report: Who Caught Fire, Who Fell Flat

The numbers are in, and the summer grind separated the contenders from the pretenders. From June through August, Betting Intel tracked performance across dozens of cappers — measuring win rates, ROI, and the bottom-line profits that matter most. The results paint a clear picture: some caught absolute fire, others faceplanted hard.

🔥 Capper of the Summer: Vegas Covers

• Plays: 85
• Win %: 64.71%
• ROI: 13.35%
• Profit: +11.35 units (+$5,673.31)

Vegas Covers owned the summer, cashing at nearly 65% with a double-digit ROI. Consistency across 85 plays cemented their status as the top performer. If you tailed every pick, you walked into September with a healthy bankroll.

🚨 Cold Streak Warning: Your Daily Capper

• Plays: 255
• Win %: 49.50%
• ROI: -10.43%
• Loss: -28.47 units (-$14,232.93)

No sugarcoating it: Your Daily Capper delivered the coldest run of the summer. Nearly 30 units lost across 255 plays is a brutal stretch, sinking anyone who rode it out too long. Sometimes volume just compounds the pain.

Other Standouts

• Cesar: 62.07% winners, +11.03% ROI, +9.6 units (+$4,798.00)
• TBI (Football Capper): Massive efficiency with only 8 plays, hitting 75% and stacking +43.92 units (+$3,942.00).
• Sharp Sheets Pods & TB Sports Betting: Both cleared 58% win rates with strong positive ROI, making them reliable summer follows.
• Analytics Capper (POTD): A sneaky strong summer at 57.14% with a whopping +13.54% ROI, finishing up +13.54 units.

Who Struggled

• Parlay Trav (-8.16 units), Sean Perry Supermax (-8.66 units), EP (-8.64 units): A trio of cappers who couldn’t find footing.
• Smart Money Sports: High volume (335 plays) but lost -52.82 units overall.
• Fiestar Golden Whales: The worst ROI of the bunch (-15.16%) with a crushing -$14,187.50 loss.
• Bread Head Bets, Bullies Picks, PPM (Challenges): All bled double-digit unit losses.

The Takeaway

This report highlights the volatility of summer betting. Some names like Vegas Covers and Cesar proved sustainable, disciplined, and profitable. Others, despite volume or hype, ran ice cold. The biggest lesson? Track everything, manage exposure, and don’t let one capper sink your roll.

Come fall, the heat turns up. If summer was the appetizer, September is the main course — and we’ll see who adjusts when the football slate takes center stage.

All data sourced from Betting Intel’s Summer Cappers Report (June–August 2025).