🎓 Lesson 4: Trade Tracker

🎯 Objectives

By the end of this lesson, you'll be able to:

• Open the OddsFantasy tracking dashboard
• Understand what the tracker is used for
• Review performance by time period, market, sportsbook, and sport

🧭 Introduction

Earlier in this guide, you learned why bet tracking matters. Now it is time to use the actual OddsFantasy tracking workflow.

The Bet Tracker records the bets and trades tied to your activity so you can review performance over time instead of relying on memory.

Open it from the main sidebar or go directly to 🔗 Bet Tracker.

📊 What the Dashboard Helps You Review

The tracker dashboard is built for performance review.

It gives you a place to study:

• Summary statistics
• Profit over time
• Wager over time
• Bets placed over time
• Profit by bet type
• Profit by bookmaker
• Profit by market
• Profit by competition
• Profit by sport

It also includes a calendar-based period selector so you can focus on a specific date range.

🧠 How to Use the Tracker Well

A good workflow is:

1. Open the dashboard after you have a meaningful sample of bets or trades.
2. Select the time period you want to analyze.
3. Review the summary statistics first.
4. Check the trend charts to see whether results are improving or slipping.
5. Use the category breakdowns to find strengths and leaks.

Questions the dashboard helps answer:

• Which sports are actually making money?
• Which markets are underperforming?
• Are you staking more without improving profit?
• Are your results stable or highly volatile?

🎯 Why This Matters

Without a tracker, it is easy to remember the big wins and forget the slow leaks.

With OddsFantasy Bet Tracker, you can turn your history into something useful:

• Better self-review
• Better discipline
• Better strategy adjustments

🔁 Recap

The Bet Tracker dashboard helps you analyze performance at a higher level. It is where you step back from individual trades and evaluate your system as a whole.

🔮 Next Lesson Preview

The dashboard gives you the big picture. In the next lesson, you'll use Bet History to inspect the detailed record of individual bets and trades.

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