Keeping matched betting records is important as it can be very difficult to keep track of your balances with multiple bookmakers.
Time is money too and with matched betting taking up enough of your time as it is, it really helps to be organised. If you want to succeed with your matched betting, it’s first a good idea to understand how it works. Read our guide to matched betting to get a thorough understanding of the technique and see how to use it successfully.
Free Matched Betting Spreadsheet
We have created our own version of a matched betting spreadsheet to help you with this by keeping track of all your matched bets, trades and reload offers from bookies. The spreadsheet contains a matched betting calculator on the main page and all you have to do is fill in the few orange boxes, which include the odds you’ve found, commission amounts, and the free bet amount, and your lay stake and profits will automatically be calculated for you.
You can then press the add record button and all your data will be saved in the Bet Records worksheet.
The matched betting spreadsheet also contains a Bookie Accounts worksheet which will also automatically keep track of how much you should have in each bookmaker account based on your deposits, withdrawals and the bets you’ve made with them. It’s a great free sheet to use, especially if you are doing a lot of matched bets using any of the matched betting software that is now on the market. You can add it to Google Sheets to share across your teams if needed, as well.
If you need any help or have any questions about the spreadsheet or any of our free to use betting tools you can find further help or post a message on our forum.
Click here to download our Matched Betting Spreadsheet
Tracking Your Matched Betting Progress
You may be wondering how and what it is exactly you are tracking with this matched betting spreadsheet? It is a simple answer – this spreadsheet is an excellent place that stores all of your matched betting activity.
You can track deposits, withdrawals and pending withdrawals, the bookmakers you are using and the volume of bets you are placing. You can also keep tabs on your bet balance, how many free bets you have used and if you currently have any live bets ongoing.
This spreadsheet just keeps everything organised and in one place .It can help you plan your future sports betting journey.
What is Matched Betting?
We have a detailed guide to matched betting which you can view by clicking the link above, but it is worth explaining what matched betting is here, too. Matched betting is way you can make money by using free bets and different promotions on offer from online betting sites. You might need to place a qualifying bet to get some offers but once you’ve claimed it you can start placing matched bets.
The principle of matched betting is rather than relying on luck, you are betting on all the outcomes of one match by placing more than one bet. How much profit you make depends on how much you stake and the odds, of course. But it is a good way of ensuring that you can leave with something and massively reduces the risk.
