February Wrap-Up: What Worked and What Didn't

February was a solid month. Not spectacular, not terrible — just solid. Which, honestly, is what you want from a platform that tracks everything and hides nothing.

By the Numbers

We pushed past 900 total tracked picks during February. The overall platform win rate held steady around 49%, which is about where it's been since we started. That's the real number — no filtering out bad cappers to make it look better.

The community grew too. We added about 50 new cappers during the month, bringing the total past 350. More cappers means more data, which means better pattern recognition for everyone.

What Worked

NBA totals continued to be the most reliable pick type. If you've been reading these recaps, this is a broken record at this point — but it's still true. Overs in particular had a great month as teams pushed pace heading into the stretch run.

NHL unders stayed profitable. EPL picks stayed underrated. The same trends from January extended into February without much change.

What Didn't

NFL picks dried up after the Super Bowl, obviously. The cappers who tried to pivot to college basketball without having real experience there got hurt. There's a lesson in that — just because a sport is available doesn't mean you should pick it.

Props continued to underperform. We've been saying this for months and the data keeps confirming it. Unless you're a true specialist, props are not your friend.

Looking at March

March Madness is going to change everything. We're expecting a huge spike in both pick volume and new capper signups. Tournament basketball is volatile by nature, so expect the overall win rate to get choppy.

If you're new and thinking about joining — do it now. Get a few weeks of picks on record before the tournament starts. Having pre-March history on your profile matters when people are looking for cappers to follow during the madness.

Full February data on the stats page.