Free Bet Tracker With Automatic CLV & Bet Settlement

The short answer

The OddsHub Terminal includes a completely free bet tracker, and you can use it for any bet you place, not just the ones you find in the Terminal. Start typing a team name and it finds the fixture for you, then settles the bet automatically once the result is in, on every market from match result, handicaps and totals to corners, cards and player props. If you want, it also measures every bet against Pinnacle, the sharpest bookmaker in the market: it logs your expected value (EV) against Pinnacle's fair price at the moment you placed the bet, and follows your closing line value (CLV) as the odds move. Your profit, ROI and CLV update on their own, with no spreadsheet to fill in and no results to check by hand. If you'd rather keep it simple, it works just as well as a straight profit and loss tracker. You can see how the bet tracker works in our video walkthrough.

Why a spreadsheet costs you time (and still isn't enough)

Most bettors start with a spreadsheet: date, match, bet, stake, odds, result. It works, but it eats your time and still leaves out the numbers that actually tell you whether you're any good.

• Every bet is manual work. Type in the match, the market, the odds and the stake. Come back after the game to find the result and settle it. Then, if you want CLV, look up the closing price, remove the bookmaker's margin and do the sum. That's several minutes per bet, every bet. At 20 bets a week, a couple of minutes each adds up to hours every month spent on admin instead of finding bets.
• Closing odds are the part people give up on. You need the closing price for every bet, ideally from a sharp bookmaker with the margin removed, and you need it at the moment the event starts. Few people keep that up for long, so the most useful number in the sheet is the first one to go.
• Settling by hand gets missed. Results get entered late, entered wrong, or not at all, and the record drifts.
• All the analysis is down to you. Want to know which sports, markets or bookmakers make you money? That means building your own formulas, pivot tables and charts, then keeping them working every time you add a row. Most sheets never get past a running profit total.
• Profit and loss is mostly luck over a short run. Hundreds of bets can easily run hot or cold regardless of how good they were, so a sheet that only shows profit can tell you very little.

The tracker does all of that for you. Find the fixture by typing a team name, enter your odds and stake, and that's it: the result, the closing price, the margin removal and the CLV are all handled automatically, and the breakdowns by sport, market and bookmaker are already built for you. A few seconds per bet, instead of a few minutes.

That matters because CLV is the better guide. If you consistently get better odds than the closing price, you have an edge, whatever the last few weeks of results say, and now you can see it on every bet without lifting a finger.

What the tracker records automatically

For every bet you track, whether you found it in the Terminal or somewhere else, the tracker records:

• EV at the moment you bet. Your odds compared with Pinnacle's fair price (margin removed) at the time you tracked the bet.
• CLV as the line moves. Your CLV updates live as the price moves, then locks in at Pinnacle's no-vig closing price when the event starts.
• The result. Single bets are graded automatically from the final score across every market: match result, handicaps, totals, corners, cards and player props, including voids, pushes and half wins or losses on Asian lines. Accumulators and bet builders aren't settled automatically yet, but that's on the way.
• Profit, ROI and your record. Win, loss and push counts, ROI, average CLV, the share of bets that beat the close, and average EV.

Profit v expected: how much is luck?

The tracker plots two lines on the same chart: your actual profit, and the profit your closing line value says you should have made. The gap between them is labelled "luck".

If your actual profit is below the expected line, you've been unlucky, and the CLV says the edge is still there. If it's well above, you've run hot, and the results are likely to come back down. Either way, you can judge your betting by the quality of your prices rather than a run of results.

Three ways to add your bets

1. One click from the Terminal. New to the Terminal? The OddsHub Terminal starter guide shows you around. Track a bet straight from the dropping odds feed, the value bets tab or any match page. EV, CLV and the result are all handled for you. On the free & Standard plans, player props can’t be tracked in one click from the feed, but you can still add them yourself or import them.

2. Add any bet yourself. Bet you found on your own? Start typing the team or player and the tracker detects the fixture, so there’s nothing to look up. Pick the market and selection, enter your odds and stake, and it handles the EV, CLV and settlement exactly as it does for bets tracked from the Terminal.

3. Import your spreadsheet. Already have a record? Upload it as a CSV. It needs a header row with at least Date, Match, Bet, Stake, Odds and Result, with Time, Country, League and closing odds as optional columns. Add the closing odds and the tracker works out CLV for every imported bet. Results can be W, L, R (refund), HW, HL or TBD. A Google Sheet works too (File, Download, CSV), as do Excel exports, and you can download an example file to copy the format.

Imported bets keep the results from your file, so your existing record moves across exactly as it is.

Find out where your profit comes from

Once your bets are in, you can break your record down by:

• sport, league and market
• bookmaker
• odds range, drop size and stake
• day, month or all time, with a calendar heatmap

The "where the profit comes from" view shows which sports, markets and bookmakers are making you money and which are costing you. Filter by date range or open and settled bets, and export everything to CSV whenever you want.

Share a verified record

Anyone can post screenshots of winning bets. A verified record is different. Turn on your public page and you get your own link (oddshub.io/u/yourname) showing results and closing prices checked by OddsHub, not entered by you.

The page shows your headline profit and ROI, average CLV and how often you beat the close, the profit v expected chart, and your best month, worst month, biggest drawdown and longest winning streak. Bets tracked live are marked separately from imported or manual bets, so anyone viewing can see what's been verified.

You stay in control of what's shown:

• Turn the page off at any time and it disappears within seconds.
• Choose whether to list your settled bets, your open bets, or neither. Open bets only appear one hour after you track them.
• Show stakes in units, or track in currency and have them scaled to units. Cash amounts are never shown.
• Add a "Verified by OddsHub" badge to your own site or profile.

It's useful for tipsters who want to prove their record, and for anyone who wants an honest view of their own.

AI analysis of your betting

On the Pro plan, once you have 10 settled bets, the tracker can read your record and tell you your strengths, your leaks, how disciplined your staking is, and whether your results so far look like skill or luck. It’s the one part of the tracker that isn’t on the free or standard plans.

Start tracking your bets for free

The bet tracker is part of the free OddsHub Terminal plan, with automatic settlement, CLV on every tracked bet, CSV import and export, and your own verified public page. It’s free for good, with no trial that runs out.

Start tracking your bets for free

The free plan also includes the dropping odds feed and value bets on a 15-minute delay. If you want them in real time, the Pro plan come with a 7-day free trial and both standard & pro have a 14-day money-back guarantee.