Day after day, bubble after bubble, at the end of the season you have a treasure trove of information to analyze and improve your betting.
Good morning from the Bet Bunker, in the last post I told the story of my betting season and mentioned the enormous importance of keeping track of your bets , day after day, bubble after bubble.
I am extremely convinced that for every bettor who aims to achieve good results in betting, keeping track of bets throughout the year is really fun .
Of course, when you go to insert a nice winning bubble it’s the best and when, on the contrary, you have to mark a losing bet, the eye immediately falls on the update of the partial trend to see how much the bad day has affected it.
Every betting enthusiast has his own modus operandi in this regard, I believe that the only common denominator could be the spreadsheet , for the rest, long live the imagination.
If I had to quickly mention the essential data , just like that, I would list the following, which should be applicable on the temporal side, that is, to evaluate the data in day/month/year.
- Numbering bubbles , because I want to know how many bets I play.
- Type of bet , because I want to know which and how many types of bubbles I have played, I mean doubles, dry multiples or various systems.
- Of course the amount of each bubble , how much I have eventually won or even recovered and the balance of the progress.
- The outcome , because I also want to know how many predictions I entered in the bubble and how many were winning or wrong.
- Any notes , for some particular data, could be for example to mark that that day I bet only on one championship because it was the only one available. Or that I won or lost the bubble for a particular, sudden, unforeseen event.
- I would do a partial count of the progress every end of the month, to see how it goes and obviously also at the end.
Don’t bet too many bubbles, don’t bet all the picks.
It seems like a lot of data but in reality it is a very quick good habit that varies by the number of betting bubbles. In this regard I hope that, like all good diligent and prudent bettors, there are not too many plays.
If that were the case, it would be a “strategic” mistake, in my opinion. Because even during the day with more predictions, an excess of bubbles played tends to backfire due to the interlocking. That is, you play two predictions that go against each other, so one will be a loser by definition. The same thing if you played them all different, because “all” will not be able to come to fruition. Closed parenthesis.
Other useful information for those who track their bets
In addition to all the valuable data described, your betting tracking file can be equipped with many other interesting aspects and features .
For example, you might want to add percentages , to monitor phenomena that are particularly interesting to you. For example, an automated calculation to give you a report on the amounts wagered, or on the types of winning bubbles, or how many you have won one month compared to the previous one and so on with many other ideas and curiosities.
The main soccer betting season ends around mid-May, but for those who keep track of their bets, it continues. This is the time when, in addition to doing the final accounts and taking note of the betting done during the year, it is necessary to analyze all this data.
Again, for the enthusiast, without stress of course, opening the bet tracking file and looking at the numbers is an activity that falls within the normal order of things . Of course, when the spreadsheet is shining with green, this becomes a fabulous annual routine.
Other interesting information that you can get after you have tracked your soccer betting is the cash flow movements throughout the season. As I showed in my last post , you can understand how many positive and negative periods you have experienced.
In the hope, objectively very very rare, that your bet tracking is only green and positive, with the file you can also check how long the moments of light and dark lasted.
And also when and with value was your lowest point , that is the day you touched the deep red of the season or, vice versa, discover your all time high with the peak of the partial win.
Those who keep track of their betting can also find out their total betting volume , or how much money they have moved in total throughout the season.
The latter data that I have mentioned are also helpful in understanding the level of risk of our betting. You can see for example that you have never fallen too far below or above the “balance” line of the budget.
This could indicate very cautious betting, which is always the side I prefer and recommend in general terms, but which could also limit the ability to win or vice versa, too risky.
It might be a good idea to increase the level a little , perhaps after a good period of time to take advantage of an “unexpected” increase in resources or vice versa to shift down a gear .
To get an immediate pulse of the trend, you could add a graph to your bet tracking file, so it will be immediately clear which direction you are taking, even before making or seeing numbers and doing calculations.
I think I have described all the most important aspects, at least the ones I use, it will certainly be useful to know any other data of yours that can improve the monitoring of betting.
Once you have a full and clear awareness of your betting numbers, you can think about how to set up the new season , whether it is the case to review some aspects, modify the type of bubbles, change amounts, increase or decrease the number of bubbles, etc.
In any case, you already have a certainty, you are doing good for your betting and the more you are aligned with the decisions made thanks to the data, the more your chances of obtaining satisfactory bets will increase.
Warm greetings from the Bet Bunker,
Stephen
