Do you track your gambling activity via tools?

[Oluwa-btc]

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.

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.

[justinlamode]

hello everyone!

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!

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.

[junder]

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.

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.

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.

[kryptqnick]

hello everyone!

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!

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).

[eisen33]

hello everyone!

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!

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.