How to track bets across Sportsbet, TAB and other Australian bookmakers

Most punters here do not have one book. Sportsbet for a price, TAB for the race, Ladbrokes because the multi was up. Five app balances is not a bankroll. It is five half-stories, plus the screenshot you meant to file.

A bet tracker app for Aussie punters is the one ledger: every book you actually use, every slip you can scan, one number you can read.

Each book shows you that book. It will not add the Ladbrokes dud to the Sportsbet win. It will not tell you what you deposited on Tuesday. It will not keep a pending Neds multi out of the TAB number you glanced at on Sunday.

You do not need fewer books. You need one record that can take slips from all of them, including multis, in Australian decimal odds, for the sports people actually bet: AFL, NRL, racing, A-League.

Keep the fields boring and identical, whether the slip came from Sportsbet, TAB, Ladbrokes, Neds, PointsBet or somewhere else:

If a book is missing from the log, your ROI is the books you remembered. That is usually the ones that paid.

The reason people stop tracking across books is the typing. A four-leg multi in one app, a single in another, a race while you are walking. Share a screenshot from the bookmaker app with PuntWise. It reads the stake, odds and legs. You check it. That is the whole transfer.

You still settle the result. You still set an opening bankroll across the books you actually use. The tracker does not place the bet. It records it so the Sportsbet balance after a good Sunday is not the only number you ever see.

Default: add the books up. That total is the roll. If you are deliberately running a racing roll and an AFL roll, keep them separate and label them. Do not let a TAB withdrawal look like a loss, or a Sportsbet deposit look like a win.

Once a week, look at the combined picture: net P&L, ROI on stake turned over, and how much sat pending. If you only ever open the book that is up, you are not tracking. You are browsing.

PuntWise records your results. It does not place bets or tell you what to bet. Download it, log the next Sportsbet or TAB slip, and look at one number instead of five.