The free bet tracker built into the Bet Metrics Lab platform. Web-based, manual-entry only, no auto-sync, no mobile app. What distinguishes it from standalone trackers is the integration with the platform’s staking simulator and value betting simulator — you log bets once and run simulations against them without leaving the account.
Manual Entry
Every bet is entered through a web form. Supported fields:
- market
- stake
- odds
- result
- sport
- bookmaker
- game date
- notes
The tracker supports 200+ bookmakers out of the box; if yours is missing, you can add it as a custom bookmaker and it persists across sessions. Entries can be edited or deleted after saving.
Supported bet types include singles and parlays. Cashouts are supported as a separate result type — enter the cashout amount after importing or logging the bet. The tracker does not have dedicated fields for each-way bets, system bets, or back/lay, but free-text notes can cover these cases.
Import and Export
You can import your existing betting history from a CSV or Excel spreadsheet. The file must be in .xls or .xlsx format with specific column headers and date formatting (YYYY-MM-DD). A template is available for download on the tracker page. Supported result values:
- Won
- Lost
- Not Settled
- Push
- Void
- Cash Out
Sports must use the platform’s predefined list.
Sports (17)
- Football
- Tennis
- Basketball
- Handball
- Am. Football
- Baseball
- E-sports
- Golf
- Cricket
- Rugby
- Horse Racing
- Boxing
- Motor Sport
- Cycling
- Ice Hockey
- Darts
- Other
All data can be exported at any time.
Analytics
The analytics section lets you filter your tracked bets by date range, sport, and result. After filtering, the dashboard shows profit, ROI, turnover, average odds, and average stake for the selected period. The same data feeds into the staking simulator, which runs your actual bet history through Kelly, Martingale, or flat staking scenarios to compare hypothetical outcomes.
There is no built-in CLV or closing odds field in the tracker. The platform has a separate CLV calculator, but it requires manual input — it does not compute CLV automatically from tracked bets.
Limitations
- Manual entry only — no auto-sync with any sportsbook
- Web-only — no iOS or Android app
- No dedicated CLV tracking within the tracker itself
- No tipster management or per-source breakdown
- No odds comparison or live line feed
- Limited bet type support — no system bets, each-way, or back/lay fields
- Data relies entirely on what you enter — no verification, no immutable records
Who Should Use It
Makes sense if you want a free, no-cap bet tracker integrated with staking simulations and you do not need auto-sync. The spreadsheet import makes it easy to migrate existing history for analysis.
Who Should Skip It
Skip it if you need auto-sync, mobile tracking, CLV tracking per bet, or dedicated tipster features. The manual-only workflow and web-only access make it impractical for high-volume bettors or anyone tracking bets on the go.
Competitors
Bet Analytix offers similar analytics with mobile apps and CLV tracking but caps the free tier at 200 bets. Bettin.gs provides per-tipster breakdown and autosettle but lacks staking simulations. Bet Metrics Lab Tracker is the only free option among these that bundles simulation tools with an uncapped tracker.
See Also
- Bet Metrics Lab — platform overview and all products
- Bettin.gs — manual tracker with tipster breakdown
- Bet Analytix — manual tracker with bankroll management and CLV