Bet Tracker
PuntWise: Bet Tracker is for Aussie punters who are tired of guessing. Log the slip when you place it. Then you can see P&L, ROI and bankroll in one place, not five bookie apps and a spreadsheet you stopped opening.
What a bet tracker actually does
It is a scorebook. Each bet gets the same notes: event, selection, bookie, odds, stake, bonus or not, result, profit. Once that is in, you can answer the questions that actually matter. Am I up this month? At what size? On which books?
Your memory is not a tracker. Neither is the Sportsbet balance after a good Sunday. Those skip the duds and the deposits. This log does not.
Track bets across Australian bookmakers
Most people here split a roll across Sportsbet, TAB, Ladbrokes, Neds, PointsBet, Bet365 and whatever else had a price that day. If the tracker cannot take slips from all of them, including multis, it is not much use.
PuntWise is built for that, and for the sports people actually bet: AFL, NRL, racing, A-League. Screenshot the slip in the bookie app, or share it across. It reads the stake, odds and legs. You check the draft. That is it.
Bet tracker vs spreadsheet
A spreadsheet is fine until you skip a night. Then it turns into a highlight reel. You remember the winners, forget the $20 duds, and the ROI looks like a tipster card. A camera roll of screenshots has the same hole.
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Log the slip when you place it, not when you remember it
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Keep pending bets out of P&L until they settle
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Treat bonus bets as their own stake, not free money
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Count deposits and withdrawals separately from profit
That is why the app exists. Typing every leg by hand is why people stop. Snap the slip instead.
Bankroll, P&L and ROI, not just a list of bets
Logging is step one. Reading it is the point. The dashboard is one number: what you started with, what you have staked, where you stand. Under that you get win rate, unit size and ROI over time, so you can tell a process from a lucky week.
Stake in units if you want weeks you can actually compare. A 1% unit on a $1,000 roll is $10. Log "1.0u at 2.10", not only the dollar figure. When the roll moves, change the unit on purpose. Do not let it drift because you are on a heater.
How to start tracking bets
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Get PuntWise: Bet Tracker on the App Store or Google Play
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Set your opening bankroll across the books you actually use
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Screenshot or share the next slip, then check stake, odds and legs
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Settle results, then look at the week: net P&L, ROI, units turned over
Free lets you log a handful of bets a day. Premium is unlimited. Either way you get a real log, not another notes app.
Bet tracker FAQ
What is a bet tracker?
A place you write down every bet: the event, the selection, the bookie, the odds, the stake, and what happened. Then you can see if you are actually up, instead of going off the last slip that paid.
Is PuntWise a bet tracker for Australia?
Yes. It is built for how people bet here. AFL, NRL, racing, A-League. Sportsbet, TAB, Ladbrokes, Neds, PointsBet, the usual books. You snap the slip. It does the typing.
Can I track bets across more than one bookmaker?
That is most of the point. Log every book you use and look at one number, or keep them separate if you want. Five app balances is not a bankroll.
Do I still need a spreadsheet?
Not unless you like updating one. Spreadsheets are fine until you skip a night. Then you remember the winners and forget the rest. The app reads the slip so the log stays honest.
If you want the method without the sales bit, the bankroll note is the honest version. Then download the app and keep score.
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