Bet record
Did you get a good price?
Profit and loss over a season tells you almost nothing: the variance swamps it. What the price you took did against the price at kick-off tells you something much sooner, and it is the number nobody in UK football betting currently gives you.
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Why the closing price is the benchmark
A football market absorbs team news, money and opinion right up to kick-off. The price at kick-off is therefore the market’s best collective estimate of the outcome, and it is a far better yardstick than the result of any individual match, because a single result is almost entirely luck.
Consistently taking prices above the closing line is the clearest sign that a bettor is finding something the market has not yet priced. Consistently taking prices below it is the clearest sign they are not, regardless of what their profit and loss happens to say this month.
The honest caveat, which most tools skip: this is not a guarantee of profit, and a handful of bets tells you nothing at all. Hundreds are needed before the average means anything, which is why this page keeps showing you the sample size instead of hiding it.