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Bet tracker
In one line: A log of your bets with the price, the result, the profit and the return on stake, so you can see what is working.
On this page
Worked example
You track a $50 bet at +150 and it wins. It pays $75 of profit, since $50 x 1.50 = $75. You track a second $50 bet at -110 and it loses. Settled profit is $75 - $50 = $25. You staked $100 on settled bets, so ROI is $25 / $100 = 25%. Your record is 1-1.
Illustrative prices, not a live quote.
What gets logged
Track a parlay or an Edge bet, and it lands in your Bet Tracker with its price, stake, market, game and book.
Each bet keeps the price you got, shown in the odds format you picked. That price is the value you got on the bet.
Open and settled
Open bets sit in one tab and settled bets sit in the other. You mark each bet won, lost or push yourself. You can also reopen a bet or delete it.
A free bet counts as nothing at risk, and a lost free bet costs nothing.
What the totals mean
Settled is your profit or loss on settled bets. At risk is the stake on open bets. Max profit is what the open bets would pay if every one of them won.
Record counts your wins, losses and pushes. ROI is your settled profit divided by the total you staked on settled bets.
What it does not do
The tracker keeps a record of the bets you chose to track. It does not place bets, and it does not tell you whether a bet was a good one.