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Bet Tracker and CLV Calculator

Log every bet with its price, stake, and closing odds to get honest ROI, win rate, profit by market, and average closing line value.

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The Bet Tracker dashboard with profit and loss, ROI, win rate, and CLV.

The Bet Tracker is a record of what you actually did, which is almost always different from what you remember doing. It needs a free account and nothing more.

Logging a bet

A bet takes the market, the selection, decimal odds, stake, currency, and result. Match details, league, bookmaker, and a free-text note are optional but worth filling in: notes are what let you review your reasoning later rather than only your results.

Closing line value

The closing odds field is what turns the tracker into a diagnostic tool. Enter the price the market settled at just before kick-off, and the tracker computes your closing line value: how your price compared with the final one.

You took 2.10Market closed 1.90Bet placedKick-offPositive CLV of about 10.5% — independent of whether the bet won.
Positive CLV means you took a bigger price than the market closed at, whether or not the bet won.

CLV converges faster than profit

Fifty bets tells you almost nothing about your ROI, but it tells you a lot about whether you are consistently beating the closing price. Persistent positive CLV with negative profit is usually variance; persistent negative CLV with positive profit is usually luck.

The dashboard

  • Total bets and total profit and loss
  • ROI across the staked amount
  • Win rate and average odds, which should be read together
  • Average CLV
  • Profit and loss broken down by market, which is where leaks usually show up

Bet History holds the full log with filters, so you can isolate one market or one period. Add closing odds retrospectively to any bet that is missing them.

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