Bookkeeping software

Santo · Jun 22, 2005

Has anyone come across any decent software for keeping track of betting accounts and wagers, or do you all just use a spreadsheet / pen and paper?

jwblue · Jun 22, 2005

Spreadsheet.

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WHALE · Jun 22, 2005

A Bristol board! :drink:

dogdoug · Jun 22, 2005

Wagerstation. Excellent program that basically computes everything you need. $19.95/month but well worth it.
wagerstation.com

orbit · Jun 22, 2005

Dogdoug ... I use Wagerstation as well ... good product.

Although I don't always like what I see when I run a win-loss report :sad3: ha ha

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dogdoug · Jun 22, 2005

I hear you Orbit. The greatest thing about the software is that it keeps track of your wagers, accounts, etc. all at the same time. I use to use a variety of spreadsheets but no need to now- the program basically does everything for you. Their customer support is also tremendous. They always answer my emails by the next day.

Paterno · Jun 22, 2005

It depends what book you use, time you can spend, and how detailed you want it. When I only had 2 books, I just used the book's history for P&L statements. If you obtain more books, I would suggest wagerstation, quickbooks, or excel to consolidate P&L from different books.

Does wagerstation provide statements by sport, wager (straight, teaser, parlay), and time (week, month)?

dogdoug · Jun 22, 2005

SCNIT yes it does and you can run it to check for particular dates ranges by sport, system, handicapper or whatever. It automatically grades your wager if you use the auto score funtion and updates the account you played the game at immediately.