Do you track your gambling activity via tools?

[BitGoba]

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!

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

[Fiatless]

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 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?  

[len01]

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!

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.

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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 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.

[Taskford]

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!

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.

[Dave1]

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!

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.

[Shinpako09]

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.

[passwordnow]

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!

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.

[Slow death]

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!

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.



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.

[Japinat]

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!

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!)

[bubilas]

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 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.

[viljy]

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 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...

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

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.

[Sanitough]

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...

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.

[Free Market Capitalist]

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.

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.

[ralle14]

I like to use Excel for all my business, for example, in accounting of rates.

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.

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.

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.

[summonerrk]

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.

[Pandu Geddon]

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.

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.

[rachael9385]

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!

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

[Odusko]

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!

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.