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Betsy
5th November 2005, 09:43 PM
Just wondering whether you guys keep a record of all your bets/lays etc? I normally just keep a record of my number of bets, profit, ROI etc but have now decided to keep a record of all my bet details in order to keep TABs (no pun intended) on everything thats going on. For those who do keep an active record of the bets what do you use in order to do so? I myself set up a MS Excel Spreadsheet two days ago which calculates everything for me and also lists all my bets and their descriptions. Is their a better way, such as a website etc?
Attached is my current system which I have run for the past 3 days, it seems to do the job however i dont want to start this only to find something better in a few weeks so I'm just wondering if this is the way to go? Any advice?
Regards
Betsy
PS. Spreadsheet assumes Ljubicic will beat Roddick tonight, haha
Betsy
6th November 2005, 09:10 AM
PS. Spreadsheet assumes Ljubicic will beat Roddick tonight, haha
No need to assume anymore, Ljubicic won in straight sets
andrew057
9th November 2005, 11:32 PM
I try an keep records of my bets but am too lazy. Ive started with a new account now and will do it. I really like the way you have set it out, so much so im going to steal the layout and design. Anyone else like to post theirs?
moeee
10th November 2005, 07:30 AM
With a winning percentage that Betsy was showing,perhaps you should steal his tips as well,Andrew.
Betsy
10th November 2005, 09:14 AM
With a winning percentage that Betsy was showing,perhaps you should steal his tips as well,Andrew.Haha, I've had a good run of late - considering I'm doing exams at the moment and not putting many hours into punting I'm happy with my results.
All tips can be found in the Gamblers Lounge at www.menstennisforums.com (http://www.menstennisforums.com/) (Username is Breaker)
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punta
10th November 2005, 09:47 AM
at the beginning of this year i bought a full year diary and every bet i make i write down everything. how much wagered, what i bet on and outcome and how much it payed. at the beginning of every month i noted my starting account balance with all accounts i have and at the end of every month i noted how much was in them and whether i made a profit or loss.
next year i will start with excel. i dint know how to use excel at the beginning of this year but my g/f tought me and it seems to be alot easier.
Mr J
10th November 2005, 12:54 PM
I keep pretty detailed records.
I have a spreadsheet recording each bet for each sport, plus the totals.
I record the date, the team, the line (if it has one), the price, the recommended price if it's from a tipster, the bet in $, the bet in units (if I don't flatbet), the profit in $, the profit in units, if the bet wins, and the cumulative total, plus where I placed the bet. I also have a graph for each sport.
I also have a spreadsheet which lists a ytd for each source of picks, listing profit, turnover, ROI & growth. This is just for quick reference.
I also have a spreadsheet with a calendar where I list the profit for each day and give weekly totals. Days are automatically highlighted green or red depending whether I profied or not. Same for weekly totals. It also has a graph which updates weekly.
Also hav a spreadsheet for keeping track of bonuses, and another one listing all my transactions.
Betsy
10th November 2005, 12:56 PM
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andrew057
10th November 2005, 10:39 PM
Good stuff guys. Does anyone here have MSN? Gets a little slow around here at times...
andrew057
21st November 2005, 03:34 PM
Betsy, question mate.
If i have a win loss column, is it possible to do a formula win/loss x 100 to give me a percentage?
Mad Gambler
21st November 2005, 07:00 PM
How do I get a copy of the spreadsheet?
pdaniels450@hotmail.com
Mad Gambler
Betsy
21st November 2005, 07:30 PM
Betsy, question mate.
If i have a win loss column, is it possible to do a formula win/loss x 100 to give me a percentage?Im sure it can be done, but I only know the basics of Excel so I cant help you out mate. If you find out how this can be achieved give us a bell
Shaun
21st November 2005, 10:03 PM
Is this what you need, if not let me know....the numbers in blue contain all the formulas
andrew057
21st November 2005, 10:39 PM
Im sure it can be done, but I only know the basics of Excel so I cant help you out mate. If you find out how this can be achieved give us a bell
Will let you know. Basics? That spreadsheet is pretty damn technical. Maybe you should have sold it lol
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