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I am curious about tools that allow track your total gambling activity across multiple brands (wagers, deposits, withdrawals, etc.). Do you use any of those? If so, please share the names and your feedback on them.

Thank you!

This featured is available on the casino profile page. You can request the summary of all your data with the casino support if you want to track the total output of your casino activity.

I saw this app https://apps.apple.com/us/app/casinoiq/id6455256722 on reddit before that can track casino progress but I never use it since I don’t want to connect or share my casino info on a 3rd party app.

Check discussion here https://www.reddit.com/r/blackjack/comments/15hcqom/casinoiq_bankroll_tracking_statistics/

I wonder why you are interested in tracking your activities with tools. For me, it isn't very useful in using tools as I would only focus on the activities that I did within a week (using the casino itself since there's a feature in all of the casinos like bet history, withdrawal and deposit history) because there's nothing you can do with the losses you have but only make you think that I wasted so much money or regrets and will be asking yourself if did I get entertained or did I have fun during that time?, and what about your privacy as post above stated?. Have you tried making research if there are tools that many gamblers used and ask here if anyone use it or something.

I'm guessing the op is asking about tracking activity on multiple accounts (different casinos).

I do not have any to recommend as the risk of giving direct access to your account outweighs the benefits. Going through the trouble of aggregating your bet summary from the different casinos you bet on is much better that using a third party tool.

I dont need any external tool to track my gambling history, it will be too complex and time consuming to do so when the casino have already prepared an interface that shows all my history. This is an important feature in all casino, so there is no casino without this feature.

In simple steps: After signing in, go to menu and click my account. There you will find history page, go to transaction history or player history. Filter by date or game type to see past and recent gambling activities.

I do not gamble frequently, so I barely use any tracking tools except looking at my deposit and withdrawal history on the gambling platform. However, there are many apps that have been recommended, which I have heard are very useful for keeping track of one's deposits and withdrawals. Since I haven't used any of them, I cannot recommend any. If I were to use any of these apps, I would look for the ones that are free. Avoid any paid one for now unless you have some reasons to. If you can use any spreadsheet tool, you can create a personal tracker for yourself.

Why not ask our casino support if they have any feature on their platform that can be used to track your play history?

AFAIK you can do it manually, especially if you are using more than one casino, asking summary report if possible on the casino will a be a help but you need to to do it manually. I heard some tools available online like CRM kind of tool, but i have no idea how it works when it comes to casino activity tracker/management.

I would not advice anyone to keep track of their win/loss ratio or the amount of money lost to their favorites casinos, though. It only creates the need to chase those losses, and try to break even against the casino/bookie in the long term, which is mathematically unlikely, because of the edge of the house.

I don't use any program, because I rather to stay oblivious and forget about my losses. If I happened to be interested on keeping track of anything related to money, I would go foro a well-designdd spread-sheet on Microsoft Excel, with some graphs on my earned money, the total wager by session and so on.

I never use these type of tools because I don't need to, I use budgeting tools from a few months now and in there I put the budget for all month for all expenses, including gambling. This tool has helped me a lot in keeping track of all my activities including gambling. If I win or lose is of no importance as I never deposit more than what I put in my budgeting app, when I win though I keep my winning in a bank account, I deposit them into a saving account because if I keep them in my cryptocurrencies wallet I am sure to deposit them and lose it all. That is why I don't think these apps are much needed and that is why not a lot of such apps exist.

Not anymore. Before, I was using a spreadsheet to track everything, including all my bets and deposits, but I don't do it anymore. For me, it's best that it won't be listed so I can forget it more quickly. I mean, that's our weapon to avoid chasing losses. We should move on as fast as we can from all the losses that we experience.

For others, it's mandatory to do it because they are trying to be professional gamblers, but it needs a lot of discipline to continue. They need the records to know their betting history, and so does the amount they spent.

I don’t pretend to be a professional gambler who thinks he can earn an income from gambling, so I don’t really care to track my wins vs losses. I am aware of how much I’m spending on gambling to entertain myself, which I guess is similar. For me though, unless I hit some massive jackpot someday, gambling is a one way street for my money.

Why do you need a tool to track your gambling activities when you can just make use of the platform directly and if you are trying to cross check your expenditures on gambling alone then you can check your deposit source, that's your bank application... personally I think this is just a waste of time, even though it might be important to some people, I don't think it's important to check your history cause it would not change anything

This would be easy for gambler who makes use of just a single casino but if they are the type that gamble across different platforms then it will become more complicated for to track using your deposit source unless there’s a way for you to label each transaction and also label each withdrawal that you’ve done.

But personally, I still don’t see it as a good thing - it makes you think more about your loses and rather than forget them you’ll still have them on your mind which as a gambler you should avoid as it would make you start thinking about doing things that would cause more damage to your finance.

I honestly have been tracking something very specific where I have been using chat gpt to give me stats on my scratch off win odds when I buy them, which isn't all that often. But it is fun to see my winnings now and start to break even lol

Nope.

Que sera sera, what will be will be.

I'm not looking to be a professional gambler or being competitive in gambling, so I don't track my gambling activity. Money management is already enough, as long as I know how much I spent in gambling, it won't hurt my financial and life.

Everyone who is a gambler should be able to know their level of gambling addiction /habits or the level of their gambling history and not to bother themselves of tracking tool. For me I know my gambling activities so it is needless to look for a tools when we can possibly do it without tool.. but if you insist on looking for  that, I believe a link has been posted already maybe you can make use of It. But I don't think it's necessary anaway.

I have tried, its a good habit but I was not able to keep record of it manually. I have tried excel and apps where you manually input the data but couldn't give continuity to any of it. Sometimes I'm too busy to update, misses some and it becomes useless and sometimes I'm overwhelmed by all the bets and data on a single day. Having a tracker that uses API to track gambling amounts, wins and loses would be a good thing but again I would not be willing to spend a large sum on it as I'm going to lose on my bets anyway.

If you are the type of gambler who focuses on gambling on one casino, you can make use of your transaction history and wager history in the your profit area to get a full disclosure of your deposits, withdrawals, wagers and so on.
But if you are the type that jumps from one casino to another, I understand that doing the above across multiple casinos can be a hassle, so I think what's best here is to keep a gambling jotter where you record all your inflows and outflows of fund across all your casinos in one place.

But if you are looking for a tool, like an app you can connect every casino you use to, to help keep record of your expenses, wager and withdrawals across all the casinos you make use of, then I honsstly do not know if any app exists that can handle such, but I guess I will have to carry out a simple search to find out.

I don't have any tools for tracking my gambling activities as I do it manually. I have a specific amount of money that I set for my gambling budget. With that amount, I can easily know how much I have lost in a year because I don't refill my budget until it's due. I don't track my profits because it's not important.

Sometimes. I don't track my gambling activity very often. But what I need to always check is how much money I have already used in gambling. If that amount almost reaches my limits, I stop my gambling activity or reduce it.

I can use my history in my account so I can check many things.

If you have self-control, you can limit your gambling activity and not try to chase the win.

But you need to be careful because the temptation in gambling can increase and make you lose control. You must stay aware when you are playing gambling and not let your passion bigger.

If you want better control over your gambling, I really suggest you start keeping track of everything in Excel or Google Sheets. It’s not complicated, and it helps you clearly see how much you’ve bet, how much you’ve won or lost, and on which sites you played. This way, you won’t lose track and it’s easier to follow your progress.

You can enter your data daily or whenever you play, and later you can create tables or charts to see where you’re doing better and where you’re not. This helps you make smarter decisions and avoid unnecessary losses.

In the end, it’s not much work, but it can really help you become more successful

I am not a fan of using multiple casinos. My concern is to gamble in a reputable casino that is fair and reliable. So I might not have need for tools to track my gambling across multiple casinos. It is easy for me to investigate how I have fared in gambling over a period since many platforms have transaction history. Anyway, it is time-consuming to start tracking my activity, except that they are necessary due to certain conditions. I searched and couldn't find anyone. Do you have anyone in mind?  

Previously I rarely track betting activities or the amount of deposit and withdrawal. For me it's like something that is not important to me. But sometimes I am curious and only ask customer support to see the amount of withdrawal that I have ever made. But I have done that a few years ago and until now I have never done it again. Tracking your gambling activity may be a good thing to see your financial flow in gambling but I suggest not to do it than you feel disappointed to see the greater loss and want to pursue the loss.

I have google sheet before for my overall PnL on my casino games but it’s very hard to keep it updated if you are gambling randomly on different device while my google account is not login for security reason.

So far, I only use the casino support to ask my PnL for specific time frame if I’m interested to get this data rather than making it updated on external apps whenever I play.

No, actually not doing these things. Since aside that I think this is just a complete waste of time, but also it will just add up on our stress especially if we see on our stats that we are losing.

But if you really like to do it because you like to tract your activity or even spending then this is actually fine.

Just  do those things you think what's better for you since somehow doing those thing is helpful if you want something that can make you realize that you are doing excessive things or you are doing good with your gambling activities. But not all people doing that because some people like me don't like to put extra efforts doing other extra curricular things and I just want gamble and have fun on short period of time.

It's on the casino themselves, you can find everything in your logs with regards to the data that you are looking. However, I'm not sure what's your intention as I'm under the impression that most gamblers here don't track that kind of data. Although one reason that I might think of is for tax purposes only.

And tracking it is not for everyone as I have said, but it could be good for those gamblers that have discipline and accountability. Maybe if they see that they've lost so much money then they might stop or control themselves.

But it's not like a magic fix for gambling risk. Everyone is very different. As for me, I don't track how much I wagers.

Before, you could see your overall stats, including total losses and wins with different coins, but now you have to request them from support. I do that sometimes, but rarely, usually if I’m just curious. For me, it’s best not to think too much about your losses. Who knows, it might just add to your stress. Just move on and treat every day as a new day. But if you really want to track your activity, you can always ask the support for it.

The dashboard and records on our own history accounts are more than enough to check all of those stats and records if you want to. I don't have to use any third party for that. So, there is no need for any tools when these data are already available in our accounts. Don't download any tools just for you to have it unless you really want to have it for your personal accounting and recording. Check first the tool if it's reputable and doesn't have a malware with it upon usage.

Even after searching, I didn't find anything, probably because casinos already have this option, so it doesn't make much sense to look for third parties when you can simply see everything at the casino you're using. In my opinion, seeing this data won't change much; you'll hardly see a scenario where you're winning in the long run, so it's best to focus on playing just for fun and nothing more.

For example, in my case, I can see my statistics on stake.

https://www.talkimg.com/images/2025/08/11/USFIql.png

If I want more details, I just need to click on the button below that says "request statistics" and Stake will send the most detailed statistics to my email. This is very simple, practical and safer than looking for third-party applications for this task. See, I play for fun, I have more losses than losses and I don't look at this data, I only saw it now to show you that it is possible to see this in the casino.

You can create your own spreadsheet, but it will have to be stored and updated manually. The advantage is you can design it exactly the way you want, but you’ll need to update it consistently to get accurate data. This is usually what serious sports bettors do.

If you’re looking for a format, check out the video below. It also claims there’s a free download, though I couldn’t find the link myself,  but I still think the video is useful.
How To Track All Your Bets, Win/Loss %, And ROI With A Bet Tracker Spreadsheet (FREE DOWNLOAD!) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oddNbP0TjMA)

I like to use Excel for all my business, for example, in accounting of rates. I created a file that I store on the regional disk so that I can access it from my home computer, as well as from a smartphone, and in general from anywhere. Well, it is damn convenient. And I like that with this method of accounting my data is not sent to third parties. I do not like it when even such information is sent somewhere without my knowledge, and now is the time when corporations trade our data, and small projects are constantly subject to data leaks.

I do not consider it necessary to do this. If it's to look at my stats, then I don't need it. I know without tracking that I have lost more in total than I have won. However, I do not exclude that someone may look at gambling or betting as a kind of business, then yes, such a person can analyze his statistics. However, this is a purely subjective opinion of mine and I do not claim that this is the truth for everyone...

I don't make it a duty to track my gambling activities on the platforms am using for my gambling and the reason is because am not a full time gambler and am also gambling for fun not primarily for profit making. So I don't have any tools to do so, you can manually do it yourself by documenting every of your activities.

You know what OP is looking for, that’s why he asked this question. He’s not like most of us gamblers who don’t track our records. He’s serious about going on the journey of becoming a professional gambler. I believe there are always tools available online, but sadly, there’s nothing like a system that links across different sportsbooks. What we have now is mostly just for individual tracking.

I used to do it when I played poker; it's quite common among regular or professional players. First I used Holdem Manager and then Poker Tracker. In addition to showing you real-time statistics on your opponents, it's useful for finding out your own statistics, such as your win rate per hour, for example. For casino games, I don't really see much point in it, to be honest.

Same, I switch between Excel and Google Docs to track my gambling activities. It'd be nice if I could track them all at once, but I never found anything like OP mentioned, where one site covers several casinos.

It's probably possible if it's for sports betting. I recall using something similar, but the sites they've covered were only focused on the top fiat betting sites.

I don't see the need to track my gambling statistics. Overall, I haven't devoted much time to it and have almost always played with promo codes and bonus money, so I think that in the end my overall balance would be "0" or a small plus, if you take into account a few successful bets in betting, which were also on bonus money.

If this hobby became my main occupation, then most likely I would try to find out what specialized applications exist for this.

I am not interested in tracking my betting activities. If I just want to know or check, it can be done on the casino platform being used. There is no need for special tools to know our overall activity.
Some people might be very detailed in controlling their gambling activities, but I only pay attention to the amount of deposits I make. There is no need to do anything else. It's just to keep my mindset, because if I see amounts that are too large, it might affect my psychology in the next gambling.

Keeping track of your losses would only make you Chase what you have lost, the more you look at your history you would be reminded of the past losses. Although some gamblers use this as a way to adjust their gambling activities and know when to start cutting down their stakes. You don't need tools to actually do this, you can always check via the platform or maybe your bank transaction history

HL no, I haven't gambled to that level that I will be needing an activities tracking tool to monitor my gambling activities, but nevertheless I also have some form of personal mechanism that I use to monitor my gambling spending and timing to see if I am over gambling at a point, this have helped me to keep check of my gambling activities manually.

Gambling activity trackers, that method can make me emotional and blame myself, so there is no tool I use, for me it's a mante.

We understand that gambling activities in betting loses more than victory, for that if I want to track my activities in gambling, Of course the situation can make me headache and blame myself, after all I gamble not from my salary money so it's not my reason for tracking it.

Points, if you win, of course, success for me and losing is not backfired for me, so I just relax, there is no tracking.

The reason why I don't track my gambling activities is not to remember the bad days that happen to me. Because it was not just disappointing, but it surely made you more emotional. Gambling is stressful if you do that. If we want to control our gambling habits, just set a limit and seriously follow it, and everything will be okay.

If we want to enjoy gambling, consider forgetting yesterday's events. Don't deal with gambling seriously, nor do we have to spend more time.

I do not track my gambling activity, there is no reason for me to do it so I wonder why do you want to track your gambling activity?
As long as we can set our limit any time we are going to gamble, we do not need to track it.
Tracking it is good indeed but it can be a negative trigger for you once you realize that your total losses during your whole gambling history is too big.
Unless you are willing to be professional gambler in sports or poker, I think it is better not to track your gambling activity for your own psychological stability.

If the feature which the casino made available for that doesn’t give you what you want since there is a limit to how long a record they can keep and show you, then you can make use of your private note or create a private spreadsheet for that where you can record all your gambling records across all platforms, not just for a particular casino. The amount you deposit, your wager, and your winnings—having all the casino record history in one place can make it easier for you to check whatever you want with the record.

Why did you ask this? Although, there's nothing wrong with you wanting to know, I don't think about these kinds of questions much,
especially when I'm playing crypto gambling like this.

Mostly, I'm just enjoying it, though, sometimes I also wonder if I'll get lucky or get lucky while I'm having fun gambling in this crypto gambling business.
Of course, the feeling of winning something you didn't expect in gambling is different

It's better to avoid these kinds of things to look at the history of games that have lost too much, so that you will remember some pretty painful losses.
I also wouldn't do that kind of tracking, gambling and betting just for fun and the rest let time go by without looking at how many wins and losses happened.

Some people will keep opening up their history until they get stressed and think that they made a big mistake in the past,
feel guilty and such, it's better to stay away from this kind of history.

I don’t actually track my gambling activities because for me that won’t even do any thing especially if what you experienced are just series of losses. But maybe if you’ll ask from the casino, they will definitely provide a list of your activities that you did in them, but I haven’t had done that before so I actually don’t have idea how to do it. Once I gamble, I’ll just remember if it’s a loss or win, but not actually what series of activities I did.

If not anything then this particular reason is why I won't advise anyone to even bother checking their gambling on the casino and like I earlier said there is no need for a special tool to actually check for this, it's pretty simple just check your gaming history I believe the casino records all our gambling activities so no much stress except for some casino that don't make this direct I believe they don want to their customers to know because some gamblers might close their account if they see the loses they have incured with the casino.

You don't need to do that if you are not a professional gambler and most of us are not professionals. Personally I like to play for fun and why would anybody keep stats in this situation? I treat gambling the same way I treat watching a TV show. I make bet, get the result, be happy if won, forget if lost. Life is much easier that way. It stops you from getting obsessed with gambling. If you don't, you'll chase your losses and that will leave irreversible damages on your personal finances. If you already have a system in place and winning 51+ bets of every 100 bets you made, then you can keep records to improve your stats. If you still haven't figured how to win at least half of the bets you make, it means you are not a winner yet and it is pointless to keep a spreadsheet. If you are serious about becoming a professional gambler, learn how to win properly first. Come up with a unique plan. Don't ask us because we wouldn't tell you even if we knew about it. You are alone in that path.

As you can already view your deposit and withdrawal history inside the casino, for me, there's no need to track your gambling via other apps or softwares. Also, if you are just playing for fun or this is just your side hustle, don't make your life too tedious by jotting down what you are doing in gambling. As I said, the deposit/withdrawal tabs in a casino for me is more than enough to track how much you are spending in your gambling activities.
Unless, you are an OC person and you want to monitor all your finances, and the details of it. But somehow, you will be haggard in monitoring those details and for sure, you won't sustain such task. So give yourself a break, as long as you are playing your extra funds, you don't need to worry about documenting all the details of your games.

As for each casino, they have the records of all the activities and progress you made on their platform, but for you to have a general one that is applicable to other gambling platforms which you make use, i don't think it is possible to achieve this from a particular casino, except we take responsibility of doing it by our own self, whereby we keep track record of all other gambling activities and summary on a different portfolio as we may wish to have them together.

Do you mean that you want a tool that can track all your gambling activities across different gambling sites? Even if there is such services they will need to have all your details for you to use them. Are you willing to do that just to track your gambling activities? Why don’t you just use your gambling history that the gambling sites has. You don’t know who are In charge of those type of tools it may be dangerous for you to use.

Yeah, tracking your gambling may seem like looking at your scars, but think carefully, it is more helpful rather than triggering. Keeping a record of the money you win & lose, either through a diary, a spreadsheet, or an app, allows you to observe trends, stick to limits, &  make wiser and thoughtful decisions in the future than just to gamble blindly & hope for the best. Even GAN powered player monitoring devices are smart enough to track potentially shady behaviour before one even gets outta hand, encouraging pause or reconsideration. So IMO awareness is such a cool habit that keeps the head clearer & the bankroll safer.

You can always asked a casino for your transaction history for a given period and some of them would gladly send it your email. The option you offered that the OP should have a spreadsheet on Excel or other applications where he can record all his gambling activities would be time consuming. Gambling is not a job and I wonder how someone will dedicate such time to keep records.

 I think the service OP wants as a third party platform where he can monitor all his gambling transactions on different casinos. This service would be available if these casinos allow the platform to access their accounts which might not be ideal.

And how many casinos will the OP have to message from time to time for such an overall record in order to get the type of betting history that he or she wants? Let’s assume he makes use of more than 3 casinos, excluding the new random ones. How will he go about it to get all the records? That’s if it’s meant to be a thorough and accurate record.


Even if such tools exist, how many casinos do you think will allow a third-party plugin to be installed on their server for such purposes when there is more danger of being exposed than what the player has to enjoy? If the OP actually needs a proper record, unless there is a tool that offers what he wants, it is not worth it.

I have heard more about the SharpBet, but I haven't used it personally, so I think if they use it, they will tell us about the performance. For me, a tracking tool is very necessary, you can estimate your funds and your withdrawals. A gambler will succeed if he knows how much he deposited and how much he withdrew from his last time. If his withdrawals are more than his deposits, then he should continue, otherwise, he has to stop immediately. The more he engages, the more he will increase his losses.

It's interesting that there are tools like what OP is looking for and that's because I don't use any of it.

If I'll choose, and if there are in existence. It's best to use tools that can track all of the data that we have for different casinos.
And yes, it is the kind of what OP is looking for. But for some traditional method like the spreadsheets or excel, this is also good for actual management if OP is diligent.

I think any honest gsmbing platform should make it easy for you to track your progress.

Trying to obscure your gambling results is a bit of a deceptive tactic in order to lewd to more losses in my opinion.

So I would say it's just better to stick with platforms that perform tracking on their site as they tend to be more honest.

It also means you allowed to share your login info and process your personal activities with that tools you will be using. I can't see any casino that has an API for sharing purposes just like for this kind of stuff. Just like i mentioned its doable if you do it manually, but its a hassle if you use different casinos to play.

So, it's best to just use it with one casino for the best usage of it. Since there are not a lot of casinos that shares their API.
That only means that only a selected few that has and allows it that any tool if there is any to maximize its use as what OP is looking for.
And if they are aware of the activities that we use, then the ads might come that could be sent to it if the provider tries to sell those data to advertisers.

If this will help to increase the chance of winning, a gambler will do that. But this is for the sake of remembering the past and the losses that only disappoint us and even put us down.

So I would say, if we want to enjoy gambling, don't make it. As long as we remain within our limits, there is no problem. Tracking all our spending makes no sense in gambling. It only fuels discouragement and frustration.

Just gamble freely. We gamble and spend money expecting no return. Therefore, don't bother to record all your spending. It is already an expense.

I don't track my gambling activities either, because I don't gamble that much... I mostly visit sports betting sites unless I feel like having some fun outside of sports betting.
You can find everything you need to monitor your gambling on the site itself, unless you want to track extra details like the time you spend on them. I'm not sure, but there should be some external tools to do that, or you could simply create one (if you have the knowledge) to track the time you spend on a specific URL.

I often save data in spreadsheets for tracking purposes, but I'm not aware of any tool that offers this feature or has this specific functionality. I could try, but my betting volume isn't so large that an Excel spreadsheet can't handle it… :D

What is the purpose of doing this? Does it affect our gambling habits? I tried the simplest way of tracking my gambling journey, but I realized that the moment I saw it, it felt like I wasn't enjoying it anymore. Seeing huge losses is not going to be happy, but it only leads to frustration and starts to not like gambling.

So I suggest, if we want to enjoy gambling, don't bother to look at what happened yesterday. Instead, focus on the incoming. Gambling is not a business that requires having a record of all the transactions we make. It is nothing important.

I do have a crazy and unorthodox way of tracking my gambling activity and I will share with you.

For those of us who use whatsapp, you know that if you are using the updated version, you can send messages to yourself. Yes, that is what I use in tracking my own gambling. I might upgrade to something better in the future but for now, it serves its purpose very well and I find it very easily accessible to any other tool out there.

I have a way of saving the different headings into deposits, withdrawals, wagers, wins and losses too.

Yes, it's a great tool actually, since you can see your statistics (charts), pnl, days or time which you are "lucky" or win or losses, your winrate on such game, game provider, or overall win rates. It is really helpful for analytics and will give you hint for your next steps. And just like this, as its very helpful to users, you cant see such feature on any casino, why? Because it will give hints to their users, that's it give you an idea that casinos are there for business only, for their profits, yeah?

well there is screentime in apple isn’t there? it can track the time you spend on specific websites it also works on apps

but maybe there are other softwares to use if you are not an apple user and yeah if you are gambling so little time you might not want to monitor yourself but it can still be helpful you might be surprised by how much time you actually spend

Totally depends on a certain individual because there are those who are just that ending up on getting addicted because they have become impulsive just because at the time or moment that they do made out some checks about on how much they have lost then it would be either someone will be just that simply be wary about their spending and trying to slow down their spending, but there are those individuals who would be that planning to chase up and deposit more because they are trying out to breakeven on which this is something that you should be that looking or observing as a gambler. It would be just that too impossible that you cant be able to find yourself that be aware into the actions that you are currently doing specially when you are that losing up that much. Self awareness could be there but there are people who do tolerate out such situation and making themselves that numb with the condition and continue at their hearts content. Actually theer's nothing wrong with this as long you do make yourself that being responsible and having those limits then it should be just that fine.

In my case in speaking about having those tracking then im not that doing that much when it comes into this aspect because there are just that moment that instead on trying out to go slow down with my gambling then i do end up on depositing more as i have seen that i have lost up that much and i do want something to get back at least in return on which this is that highly devastative. So it will be best that you do know at least on your limitations because once you do ignore these basic stuffs then expect sooner or later you will be that experiencing out some messy conditions on which you didnt whom thought that it would be happening into your life specially when it comes to financial aspects on which this will be the most common or main thing that would be affected once you do have that lose control when it comes into your gambling activity. Just play for fun and always allocate into the amount that you can afford to lose and be able to stop midway and call it a day whether you are winning or losing.

It's a good idea to keep track of all our gambling activities, especially if we play on several different platforms. It makes it easier for us to know the losses or profits on these platforms, but unfortunately during my gambling time, I've never found a single special tool like that. So, usually I just make my own notes in the money in/out data input apps.

I have a habit of not tracking my previous gambling activities, nor do I keep records of my winnings or losses. Although the casino does have a feature, I don't pay much attention to it unless a withdrawal or deposit is pending. I usually go back and check it, but I don't  track my entire gambling history. In my personal experience, I've never used such a tool because it's simply unnecessary.

However I suspect those who might do this have a keen eye for detail. It's not a problem, but I personally haven't considered it.

I dont think that gamblers make deposits simultaneously in several casinos and make them while they still have or havent lost previous deposits, so it will make sense to track if they are in a loss or with profit. The image of most gamblers - deposit a round amount and play until its lost or won enough to withdraw a round amount. Regular gambler deposit 10, 20, 50, 100 bucks and play. Rarely there is person who makes something like a 14,87 bucks deposit, play few bets and deposit again 23,81, so that gambler would require app or tool to track his success. What I mean that if a person makes a 100 bucks deposit, there is no need to have special tool to make basic math if his current balance is higher or lower than 100. When people gamble, they should not be a slave of app, excel table or turn in bookkeeper, all they need is to enjoy the game.

I'm not sure there are tools that can track all gambling activity from gambling platform to software, as gambling platforms maybe won't provide users with historical betting data to other party. This is unlike social media, which can provide such analytical credentials and user post data. However, users can independently record their betting data if they want to track their profits and losses.

Every online casino profile page have the feature you seek for, if you are not satisfied with that there is nothing you can do about it because a tool like you wanted might not exists. If you want to track the time you spent or want to spend on a casino you can get a wristwatch or a time counter.

I don't need to track my gambling activities off the platform that I am using, everything should be clear on your profile, maybe for other gamblers who are too deep into gambling can have their ways but I don't see any need to find one, even outside the casino.

There is an app called gambling tracker: manage money and time on playstore if you are using android smartphone but mind you I've never used this app I've only heard about good reviews from users.

Well, that's true and it can work in both ways for any gambler. Some times if I start reminiscing on my previous losses it makes me want to quit gambling meanwhile I was just doing it to have fun and secure some winning so that's why I don't bother to look at the past losses, the fact that I am not a compulsive gambler makes it better for me not to even look at the past results.

You're right, I just checked it..TBH, I didn't know that feature existed. I even use a software that tracks my activity on websites and apps and blocks me in a way I can't bypass unless I delete the application itself. I have some additional tools I've built for other use cases, but I turn everything off on some days, especially weekends

Hi promise, not keeping records of your bets because you do not gamble much? Fair, but in the future you may want to improve your game sense, and software such as Toggl Track, RescueTime or ActivityWatch can auto-log how long you spend on those betting pages and you don’t need to know dev skills for that. Heck, you can even get some crazy stats by URL just through a Chrome extension like Web Activity. Track smart, not blind, just sayin, bruh.

No casino will allow extern tools for this. I believe all casino have transaction history and activity history. All the bets I have are achieved for some time until the casino is ready to purge some of them. I think they are doing that to reduce some data to free space for more recent activities. It's very easy to track all your deposit, withdrawal and activities on the casino you are using unless you are using a casino that is not active with this but I still think that most casinos has place for tracking them.

What you should be looking out for is your bankroll deposit. I don't think it's necessary to keep track of your activity, focus more on your bankroll the day you deposited and the day you want to withdraw or precisely set a time for your monthly deposit. You can be able to know if you are making progress if you are the type that do forget easily but I still think that it's going to be weird if you forget what you deposited into the casino, you can even use time to sort your deposit for the month if you are curious about your deposit for the month.

I wonder why someone will be tracking his gambling activities, I have not heard something like that before, and in other way round I don't think that's possible,  and I have not see any reasonable thing that will make someone to think of gambling tracking activities, even though you having gambling record that will demoralised the gambler not have passion in gambling when it remembers how much it has spent on gambling

Gambling is gambling,why tracking Gambling activities,Is tracking gambling idealistic or even relevant.Is it in tracking expenses or it's tracking time management.However,for the sake of accountability,it's  practically knowledgeable and relevant for anyone that wants to stay in control to track their activities especially for spotting patterns using soft and effective tools.

Yeah, exactly. They're there mostly just for the business and they are not a foundation or a charity that will just give profits to the gamblers.
In this case, those gamblers that sees it will have an idea whether they should gamble for more or they should have stopped already long time ago.

It only becomes an expense if there is some payment for such tools. But if there is none, it's a good way for additional or better overall management of your gambling activity.

Well I know there are certain things one should look out for whike gambling but for tracking ones gambling activity I don't see it as relevant or necessary, better still it's better of to look out for things that matter than gambling activity. More especially look out for gambling management system and bankroll management and being able to control one's activity other than tracking.

Most casinos have great visuals that allow you run complete analysis of gambling activities so I just use that to track my gambling casually because there is nothing much to check since I keep track of my deposits so well to avoid gambling under financial duress.  I mainly use the internal tool to check the games that have given me more winning frequency to enable me concentrate more on them.

You're right. It seems more important to focus on other things than tracking gambling, such as money management. This is quite important. When we gamble, we must be able to manage our finances well, such as depositing only the amount we can afford.
Many people who gamble often lack financial management skills. They often overlook this because they are only focused on winning. This is a quite serious problem.

Huh, I've never thought about it before. I track my work time, to see how I'm spending it and what I can optimise. I used to also track my resting time when I was in a particularly bad place mentally and struggling to spend time on restoring my functionality. Others point out you can use built-in functions and sum them up. If not, why not use other time-tracking or task-tracking tools people use for various purposes? Options I've tried (not for gambling, but for other purposes) include adding time slots into my online calendar (Microsoft, Google) and using Notion (this one's too sophisticated but pretty cool when you get used to it).

I don't see the need for this, the most important thing for me is to track the overall balance, I know what my initial bankroll was and I see its current value, this is enough for me to know with what profit or loss I play. For this, an excel table is enough for me, and in order to follow the statistics of matches online, I use an application that displays all the results in live, but this is just for my convenience, if I do not have the opportunity to watch the match, or look at the history and statistics of matches.