Record keeping software

mt · Aug 26, 2005

Does anyone know of record keeping software (aside from excel) for sports betting? Basically something that keeps track of win/losses over a period of time?

ClipJoint · Aug 26, 2005

You can use Wagerline but I am not sure if that is what you are looking for since it probably wouldn't be the exact line you are betting into.

I also think SportsCrew.com has some sort of customized feature now.

Kiss1 · Aug 26, 2005

orbit · Aug 26, 2005

I use Wagerstation.com - everything you need to track all your wagers and sportsbook accounts. I occasionally scalp

and it is invaluable to me from tracking them all.

This question seems to come up weekly and I dont know why these Wagerstation guys don't advertise here cuz thier product would make a killing!

O.

Labeeb · Aug 26, 2005

Oribt,
Does WS only cover rotation based games from the sportsbooks? I ask because I play a lot of horse matchups with Pinny and they are just given number of 1,2,3,etc. and I don't think that WS would support these. Thanks.

orbit · Aug 26, 2005

Good question Labeeb ... I don't bet horses so I can't say for sure ... maybe email them. But I can create any type of 'event' that I have wagered on and it does not have to be associated with a rotation number So you could create an event called a horse race with specific odds and wager amounts I would think?

O.

Woody0 · Aug 26, 2005

Orbit is correct, you would have to create horseracing events in the software.

These guys have brought it a long way in a short time and its a very robust product for major sports.

mt · Aug 29, 2005

Would there be any interest in a free service, similar to Wagerstation? Some friends and I have been considering it, but not sure if the demand is there. Do most people even keep records? I figure the professionals have their own systems. Thoughts?

juice · Aug 29, 2005

My problem is I am always tinkering with my Excel spreadsheets for some reason or another. I feel like I am constantly re-inventing the wheel. It would be kind of nice if there was a base template that people could tinker with.