Lessons

  • Tracking Your Profit
  • Terminology

    Key terms used in the Tracker

  • Dashboard

    An introduction to the Tracker dashboard

  • Entries, Bets & Balances

    How to view your entries, bets and balances

  • Viewing an Entry

    Interpreting the fields comprising a Tracker entry

Sidebar

Using the Scratchpad sidebar

The Scratchpad serves two purposes - to store "Plays" before they're added to the Tracker, and to track selections that you're monitoring.

Plays

A "Play" is a combination of bets that you've saved from tools like Radar, but haven't yet added to your Tracker. You can think of it as a holding area for bets that you're considering placing.

When you find a bet combination in any of our tools that you like, you can save it to your Scratchpad as a Play. This allows you to keep track of potential bets without cluttering your main Tracker until you're ready to commit to them. Saving a Play to the Scratchpad does not affect your Tracker's profit/loss calculations until those bets are added to the Tracker.

Using the Scratchpad allows you to move fast when identifying betting opportunities, while delaying your accounting resposibilities.

Selections

Anytime you see a heart icon, you're able to save that selection to your Scratchpad for monitoring. This is useful for tracking odds movements, or simply keeping an eye on selections that you might want to bet on later.

Scratchpad is only saved locally in your browser.

If you clear your browser data, or switch devices/browsers, your Scratchpad data will be lost.