I usually start a spreadsheet but then I start losing motivation in keeping track of it. Does it help or not?
How do you guys keep track of your betting?
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Justin3587SBR MVP
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#1How do you guys keep track of your betting?Tags: None -
Justin3587SBR MVP
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#3Yea I get the idea of that, but do you log EVERYTHING? Because I am on the run a lot and the last thing I wanna do when I get home is log however many bets i made while I was out and about. I mean is there just a general upside to it?Comment -
paranoyd androydSBR Hall of Famer
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#4excel with some simple formulas, separate tab for each weekend's action. chart daily line movements on the games i'm eying once openers are out on sunday. lots of upside imo.Comment -
crustymeSBR Posting Legend
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#5counting the money.
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Al MastersSBR Hall of Famer
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Your account is your score card and your recored keeper,it tells the true story of how you're doing.
Spreadsheet my ass,you wanna fuckk with spreadsheets go into accounting.Comment -
Justin3587SBR MVP
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#7Some good insight here. A lot of different perspectives.Comment -
ManiacSBR Wise Guy
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#8Did start a spreadsheet a couple years back and had similar issues with not keeping it fully updated and missing bets I made while I was out and about etc. The only thing I do try to do is have a notepad sheet of any futures bets I make and what books they are placed at, so that I remember what I am cheering on come the end of the season.
Having said that I do have various spreadsheets etc setup and various printouts, often with hand scribbled notes from me and bets I have made, to keep track of certain stats/angles that I am have been looking at, but it isnt all that organized.
To be honest though, I dont place all that many bets per week - maybe a dozen or so over the weekend on NCAAF/NFL, and the odd bet in the week if I see something I like, and all for smallish stakes as well, usually around £50 is my top level for bets I realy like, and ranging from there downwards depending on how I rate the selections - its pretty rare these days for me to bet more than that really, and usually even then more often than not laying off to lock in a profit on a futures bet or something.Comment
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