Profit Tracker manual

Track matched betting results from screenshots, not memory.

Matched Betting Trading now has a private Profit Tracker for uploaded bet images, reviewed records, auto-settlement where supported, and profit and loss filters. The manual includes a downloadable PDF and an online handoff page so the clean workflow is available before you create the first record.

  • Learn what to include in a screenshot before upload.
  • Use the review-hours message to know when processing is due.
  • Use custom bet sources and Query bet without confusing P/L.
  • Use sport, bookmaker, bet-type, and offer filters deliberately.

Why this tracker exists

Small matched betting results are easy to lose inside screenshots, free-bet returns, cash-outs, each-way terms, BOG adjustments, and settled balances. The tracker is built to keep the record clear enough to review later.

Upload first

Start from the bookmaker screenshot or settled image instead of manually typing every field from memory. After upload, expect the processing message. Uploads are checked by scheduled MBT review passes at 10am, then hourly from 1pm to 11pm UK time. Outside those times, wait for the next review window.

Check after processing

Processed records can be checked against the bookmaker account. If something looks wrong later, use Query bet rather than editing from memory.

Measure the patterns

Filter confirmed results by sport, bet type, operator, offer type, free bet, cash-out, and status so the profit and loss picture is clearer.

Manual workflow

  • Create or sign into your private Profit Tracker account before the first upload.
  • Save the tracker as a home-screen shortcut on tablet or phone, or bookmark it on laptop.
  • Choose the right bet source before saving the record. Most sports records use a bookmaker screenshot first; casino sources use signed P/L fields instead. AI Bot is reserved for hooked-in autonomous results.
  • When the Processing / Upload received card appears, the screenshot has been accepted. Uploads are checked by scheduled MBT review passes at 10am, then hourly from 1pm to 11pm UK time. Outside those times, wait for the next review window. You can keep scrolling and upload more bets while it is waiting.
  • Check the processed record against the bookmaker or exchange account before relying on it.
  • Use Query bet on a processed, open, or settled record if a rare mistake needs a maintenance check.
  • Use Processing, Open, Settled, sport, bookmaker, bet-type, source, and offer filters deliberately.
  • Update open bets with a settled screenshot or cash-out screenshot when the bookmaker record is final.

What the manual covers

  • Plain first-day routes for Samsung tablets, iPhone or iPad, and laptops.
  • How to add the tracker to the home screen so it feels close to an app.
  • What a useful screenshot should include before upload.
  • What the review-hours upload processing message means.
  • How to add, rename, or delete custom bet sources for your own account.
  • How current default bet sources work: Non-offer bets, Non-offer casino, Casino Offers, AI Bot, Price Boost, Outplayed bets, and Matched betting.
  • When a source needs extra evidence, such as Price Boost exchange lay screenshots or optional non-offer exchange lay screenshots.
  • How casino entries use signed P/L numbers instead of a screenshot, and why AI Bot is reserved for bot integration.
  • Why Outplayed records now need a method such as Singles, Multiples, Lucky 15s / system bets, Edge Finder, Steam Chaser, or Other / unsure.
  • How to query a processed bet if something needs a second look.
  • How football, racing, each-way, BOG, free-bet, cash-out, and Lucky 15-style records are handled.
  • How to read processing, open, and settled counts without mixing incomplete records into P/L.
  • How to use the chart and filters to answer a specific review question.
  • What to redact or crop before uploading sensitive bookmaker images.

Use it on the device in front of you

Profit Tracker is a secure web page, not a downloaded offline app. On a phone or tablet it can still sit on the home screen like an app shortcut. It opens the live tracker, keeps the familiar icon, and still needs an internet connection and account sign-in.

Samsung tablet

Use Chrome or Samsung Internet. Open the tracker, tap the browser menu, choose Add to Home screen or Add page to, then save the shortcut. Use landscape view when checking processed records, and take screenshots with Power plus Volume Down where supported.

iPhone or iPad

Use Safari for the cleanest home-screen shortcut. Open the tracker login page, tap Share, choose Add to Home Screen, then confirm the name. Screenshots usually use Side button plus Volume Up, or Top button plus Home button on older devices.

Laptop

Bookmark the tracker login page in Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox. Keep downloads and screenshots in a simple folder for that day so uploads are easy to find. Check processed records on the larger screen before relying on old or complex uploads.

How to use Profit Tracker properly

The useful habit is not just uploading images. It is turning every bet into a checked record, keeping open bets away from settled P/L, and reviewing one filter at a time.

1. Start from the right image

For sports bets, use the original open bet slip, settled result screen, or completed cash-out screen. The useful image shows the bookmaker or exchange, event, selection, market, stake, odds, offer wording, and return or settlement amount where relevant.

2. Wait for processing

After upload, the tracker may show Processing / Upload received while the image is checked. Uploads are checked by scheduled MBT review passes at 10am, then hourly from 1pm to 11pm UK time. Outside those times, wait for the next review window. Then check the processed record against the bookmaker or exchange account before relying on the totals.

3. Keep open bets separate

Open bets should not be treated as profit or loss yet. Save them as Open, then update them later with a settled screenshot or use the result checker where the record has enough detail.

4. Use sources like folders

Bet source is where the idea came from, such as Outplayed bets, Non-offer bets, Non-offer casino, Casino Offers, AI Bot, Price Boost, Matched betting, or your own custom categories. You can add your own source, then rename or delete only custom sources later. If a deleted source has records attached, those records move back to Unassigned.

5. Use the source-specific fields

Non-offer bets usually need one bookmaker screenshot. If that bet was already layed on an exchange, leave Did you lay this bet? as No unless the answer is Yes; choosing Yes asks for the exchange lay screenshot only. Price Boost needs the bookmaker boost screenshot and the exchange lay screenshot. Matched betting offers need the four labelled screenshots for qualifier, qualifier lay, free bet, and free-bet lay.

6. Manual P/L sources

Non-offer casino and Casino Offers do not need a screenshot. For casino, choose the bookmaker/casino from the saved operator dropdown, choose the product or offer type, then enter the approximate P/L as numbers only. AI Bot is informational in the upload form because those records should come from a connected bot rather than hand-entered figures.

7. Add the Outplayed method

When the source is Outplayed bets, choose the method as well: Singles, Multiples, Lucky 15s / system bets, Edge Finder, Steam Chaser, or Other / unsure. This keeps Outplayed results and Account Sustainability analysis clearer without changing how P/L is calculated.

8. Query rare mistakes

Processed, open, and settled records include Query bet. Use it when a record looks wrong after processing. Settled matched-betting calculations are left read-only; query them if the bookmaker, exchange, or calculation evidence needs a second check.

9. Review by one question at a time

Use Date view and the filters to answer one question: daily profit, weekly profit, rolling fortnight profit, monthly profit, all-time profit, Outplayed-only results, Lucky 15 records, open bets, or a specific bookmaker. The realised P/L label shows the active date range so you can see exactly what is being counted. Clear filters before starting the next review.

10. Treat official accounts as the truth

The tracker is for clean record keeping. If the tracker and bookmaker account disagree, check the official account, settlement rules, deductions, non-runners, voids, cash-outs, and exchange commission before editing the record.

Private tracker

Already ready to use the Profit Tracker?

Sign in if you already have an account, or create one before the first upload. The manual is still worth reading first if your screenshot has racing terms, free bets, bet builders, or cash-out details.

18+ only. Betting carries risk. Profit Tracker is a record-keeping and review tool. It does not guarantee profit, replace current operator terms, or remove the need to keep stakes controlled.

Where football result checks are used: Data provided by football-data.org.