Betting Software vs Microsoft Excel.

SportSavant · Dec 30, 2003

How do you guys keep records of your plays....i would love some kind of software where I could enter my play...the odds I took...& the book i placed it at. The software could then show me reports of how I am doing with each book etc & keep records.

I suppose others simply use Microsft Excel to keep track of their bets. I am not very good with Excel.

Bookie management software?

Does anyone have any suggestion on software one could use to do this kind of stuff...If not how do you orgamize your Excel spreadsheet to be most effective in this venture?

lander · Dec 30, 2003

I did it with Excel and macros, but I'm planning to use Access, Forms and it's crappy VBA to make something more powerful for the new year

Databases are the way to go

BoratSagdiyev · Dec 30, 2003

I have been try to get the answer to this question for a while now. Apparently it is a closely guarded secret no one wants to spill the bean. Lander, do you know what movie I am in process of watching? Lawrence of Arabia. Colonialism is rampant still today but the powers have found new way to extract the monies.

BillDozer · Dec 30, 2003

You can't beat excel. MOst people don't want to set it up to work right though.

BoratSagdiyev · Dec 30, 2003

Can someone add an attachment and share with the rest of us simple folks what they have created with excel. Is anyone so generous as to do this without wanting monies?

Zapster · Dec 30, 2003

I use Excel. I have a column for each book and a row for each day. I start a new sheet every month. I keep a separate Excel sheet tracking each of my NBA totals plays, with columns for wins, losses, amounts, varience of actual score from spread & varience of actual score from my calculations.

I'm sure Excel could be improved upon.....but if Monty Hall came by I would NOT trade Excel for "what's behind door number 2"

Soothsayer · Dec 30, 2003

Programmers that gamble don't like sharing their resources... but I purchased one from a geek some months ago. It's Excel based, but I can't complain.

lander · Dec 30, 2003

Borat & SS,
You can use my old template if you desire. Follow the instructions as you'll need to enable macros

http://therxforum.com/6/ubb.x?a=tpc&s=100090022&f=8183022525&m=81810743

GL.

Guest · Dec 30, 2003

http://www.sportsdiscover.com/tools.shtml

This is a tout site (this guy posted here last year), but this Excel program is free, so I think it's OK to post this link?

Just downloaded to check what kind of program it is. Looks good, but I have to read the instructions and use it for a while before the final judgement.

Soothsayer · Dec 30, 2003

Very nice of you Lander. If I had only known you sooner I could have saved myself a few hundred dollars

Ah, what's the difference... I would have lost them by now.

Take the Titans!

SoundofSilence · Dec 30, 2003

There's software out there called Let-It-Ride that I used for some time... Site was addictware.com or something similar. It worked pretty well for straight bets, teasers and parlays, but if you wanted to do any kind of exotic bet, it couldn't handle it. It also wasn't the most stable -- there'd be many times that it would screw up and I'd have to reenter many of my wagers.

If someone lets me know how to attach a file, I'll upload mine.

BoratSagdiyev · Dec 30, 2003

Lander you are the Tits man. You are quick to respond to all my queries. I know that your location is undisclosed in protest of the PATRIOT ACT but where are you at dude? I have taken classes in both c++ and Java but have not followed thorough with either. I am fairly profficient in excell. Would yo suggest learning visual basic? If I was a man who does it with other man I would do you. I like Willheim too but you are very good guy. If anyone is wondering why my English is sogood, the reason is my frined is helping me with my proofreadig.THank you Again.

SoundofSilence · Dec 30, 2003

Here's the one I did:

http://www.study-buddies.com/wagerdb.xls

It sorts by month, date, sport, bet-type, sportsbook used, and system used.

It lists your total # of wagers, wins, losses, pushes, pending, net profit, and win% for those categories that you can sort by.

It lists your bankroll in multiple books, your pending bankroll, and your total bankroll.

To input a wager you put in the date, sport, increment (game-side, game-total, 1H-total, etc...), who you bet on, the spread, the moneyline, their opponent, your wager, the result, the book used, and the system used. When you mark it as a Win or a Loss, it color codes and and calculates your net loss or profit for that bet.

I spent a lot of time getting it how I want it, but it could always use improvements. I welcome anyone to edit it how they want and let us know what you added/modified and then re-post it somewhere.

lander · Dec 30, 2003

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Borat Sagdiyev:
Lander you are the Tits man. You are quick to respond to all my queries. I know that your location is undisclosed in protest of the PATRIOT ACT but where are you at dude? I have taken classes in both c++ and Java but have not followed thorough with either. I am fairly profficient in excell. Would yo suggest learning visual basic? If I was a man who does it with other man I would do you. I like Willheim too but you are very good guy. If anyone is wondering why my English is sogood, the reason is my frined is helping me with my proofreadig.THank you Again.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Thanks Borat, I think

If that man love thing ever interests you I know this guy with a Gay Pride avatar ...

he is rich, loves to gamble, and allegedly has a party streak in him.

let me know if you want me to introduce you two

SoundofSilence · Dec 31, 2003

*bump*

C'mon... One of you Excel wizzes take mine and the two other excel files and merge them into one super bet tracking file

acesplaces · Jan 6, 2004

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by SportSavant:
How do you guys keep records of your plays....i would love some kind of software where I could enter my play...the odds I took...& the book i placed it at. The software could then show me reports of how I am doing with each book etc & keep records.

I suppose others simply use Microsft Excel to keep track of their bets. I am not very good with Excel.

Bookie management software?

Does anyone have any suggestion on software one could use to do this kind of stuff...If not how do you orgamize your Excel spreadsheet to be most effective in this venture?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

acesplaces · Jan 6, 2004

You could use my bookie software.
I will set you up with a small player system at a good price.
The schedules load automatically from the net daily.
www.acesplaces.com/irving.htm
It's fun and easy.
ace

oldmanTED · Jan 6, 2004

Savant:

I use Excel with columns for date, team plus line or total, units, wager amount, win or loss, and running total of bankroll. I use a separate sheet for each sport starting at the beginning of each season.

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