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Friday, 9-24-04
From: Bennojd (John D.)
Thankfully, 2004 has been a very good year as far as my sports betting goes.
But it wasn't until just recently that I really started tracking my wagers in an efficient manner. I'm kind of embarrassed to say that I had been using a spiral notebook to record my bets. Unfortunately, I never learned much about Microsoft "Works" or "Excel" spreadsheets that could have helped me with this endeavor. Ironically, my wife works at a bank and she uses spreadsheets constantly. But I couldn't ask her because she doesn't know that I bet on sports.
Anyway, I found something that is certainly more efficient than any basic spreadsheet.
It's a reasonably priced software program that I'm very happy with. It's easy to use and I'm tracking every bet I make in a way that makes my spiral notebook look ancient!
If anyone is in the same boat that I was, you can download a demo version of this software for free.
UPDATE: I only mentioned this software 'cause I am a satisfied customer and I thought others might benefit from it. I stand to gain nothing by recommending it so it never dawned on me that this thread could actually be considered a form of soliciting on a website that is not mine; SORRY Monte (BettorsChat)!!
For those that are still interested, I cannot solicit on Monte's website and that's rightly so!
Please use your search engine to explore the subject and I'm sure you can find a good bet tracking program, even if it's not the exact one that I purchased.
Take care,
Bennojd (John D.)
From: Bennojd (John D.)
Thankfully, 2004 has been a very good year as far as my sports betting goes.
But it wasn't until just recently that I really started tracking my wagers in an efficient manner. I'm kind of embarrassed to say that I had been using a spiral notebook to record my bets. Unfortunately, I never learned much about Microsoft "Works" or "Excel" spreadsheets that could have helped me with this endeavor. Ironically, my wife works at a bank and she uses spreadsheets constantly. But I couldn't ask her because she doesn't know that I bet on sports.
Anyway, I found something that is certainly more efficient than any basic spreadsheet.
It's a reasonably priced software program that I'm very happy with. It's easy to use and I'm tracking every bet I make in a way that makes my spiral notebook look ancient!
If anyone is in the same boat that I was, you can download a demo version of this software for free.
UPDATE: I only mentioned this software 'cause I am a satisfied customer and I thought others might benefit from it. I stand to gain nothing by recommending it so it never dawned on me that this thread could actually be considered a form of soliciting on a website that is not mine; SORRY Monte (BettorsChat)!!
For those that are still interested, I cannot solicit on Monte's website and that's rightly so!
Please use your search engine to explore the subject and I'm sure you can find a good bet tracking program, even if it's not the exact one that I purchased.
Take care,
Bennojd (John D.)