Enter the facts first
Start with net monthly income, rent or mortgage, council tax, utilities, food, transport, repayments, and recurring subscriptions.
Monthly Money Map
Know the monthly boundary before any betting pot exists.
The Matched Betting Trading Monthly Money Map is a signed-in toolkit planner for separating essentials, savings, weekly spending, and any matched/value betting pot. It is built to make the boundary clear before calculators, offers, or tracker records become part of the workflow.
Why this belongs in the toolkit
A matched betting calculator checks an individual workflow. Profit Tracker records what happened afterwards. The Money Map sits before both: it helps decide what should remain untouched before any separate betting pot is considered.
Let the planner create boundaries
The Money Map calculates suggested savings, everyday spending money, a weekly budget, and a separate matched/value betting pot cap from the figures entered.
Keep the pot separate
The pot is a boundary, not an instruction to bet. It should stay separate from bills, food, debt repayments, emergency savings, and normal savings.
What the saved map shows
The planner is intentionally practical. It turns the monthly inputs into clear outputs you can review on screen and export after saving.
Essentials and bills going out
Use this figure as a planning boundary. If the number feels uncomfortable, reduce the pot, pause, or keep the money outside betting activity entirely.
Available money after essentials
Use this figure as a planning boundary. If the number feels uncomfortable, reduce the pot, pause, or keep the money outside betting activity entirely.
Suggested monthly and weekly saving
Use this figure as a planning boundary. If the number feels uncomfortable, reduce the pot, pause, or keep the money outside betting activity entirely.
Everyday spending money and weekly budget
Use this figure as a planning boundary. If the number feels uncomfortable, reduce the pot, pause, or keep the money outside betting activity entirely.
Separate matched/value betting pot cap
Use this figure as a planning boundary. If the number feels uncomfortable, reduce the pot, pause, or keep the money outside betting activity entirely.
PDF report after saving the map
Use this figure as a planning boundary. If the number feels uncomfortable, reduce the pot, pause, or keep the money outside betting activity entirely.
Where it fits in the MBT workflow
Money Map is the first boundary check. It should come before offer excitement, before calculator inputs, and before a tracker record exists.
Before the first offer
Use the map to see what is already committed before thinking about exchange liability, qualifying costs, or a separate matched-betting pot.
Before adding more tools
If the essentials, savings, and weekly spending do not look comfortable, the right next step is to pause rather than add another betting workflow.
Before reviewing results
Pair the saved map with Profit Tracker so monthly boundaries and recorded results sit inside the same MBT Toolkit account.
One account, more useful tools
Money Map uses the same MBT Toolkit login as Profit Tracker. That means one account can hold saved budget boundaries, uploaded bet records, and future saved workflows without separate registrations.
Why it is worth saving
A saved Money Map lets you return to the same monthly structure rather than rebuilding the figures each time. It also unlocks the PDF report so the monthly and weekly boundary can be reviewed away from the form.
Email updates remain a separate optional choice during account creation. The account is for saved tools; marketing permission is explicit and can be unsubscribed from later.
18+ only. Betting carries risk. Monthly Money Map is budgeting and record-keeping support, not financial advice. Do not use rent, bills, food money, debt repayments, emergency savings, or money you cannot afford to lose for betting activity.