Track your edge, not just your bets.

You add the bet.

A screenshot of the slip goes into Quick Scan, or you search Arsenal, tap the line and type 2.10. About five seconds either way.

Before the phone is back in your pocket you know two things: 2.10 beats the true odds of 1.95 by 7.7%, and a quarter-Kelly stake on your 2 000 € bankroll would be 34,97 €. You went 40. Close enough.

The price drifts.

Money comes in on Chelsea and the true odds ease out to 2.02. You're still 4.0% ahead of the market, so there's nothing to do, and you get on with your afternoon.

Team news, and a buzz in your pocket.

Line-ups are out and Arsenal's striker is on the bench. The true odds jump to 2.16, so your bet is now 2.8% worse than the market, past the −2% line you set. This arrives on Telegram:

It tells you what the bet is worth right now and leaves the call to you: hold, take a cash-out above 38,89 €, or cover Chelsea and the draw. You hold.

Kick-off. The line closes at 2.02.

The market settles back to 2.02 before the whistle. You took 2.10, so this bet beat the closing line by 4.0%. Whatever happens in the next ninety minutes, that's the part you controlled, and it stays with the bet.

1–1, seventy-seven minutes in.

The score sits on the bet and moves with the game, so there's no scores app open next to it. Bets you place in play get the same treatment.

Betting corners, cards, tennis games or kills? You see the count your bet settles on, not the goals.

Full time, 2–1.

Settle already knows the answer. Tap it, check the suggested Win, confirm. On a ten-bet evening you'd confirm them all in one go, and nothing is ever settled without you.

Saturday goes green.

+44,00 € lands on your calendar, and the week flips from red to green with it. Next month, tap any day to see the bets that made it.

Good, or lucky?

Fast-forward a season: 247 bets and +412 €. Your closing lines say you should have made about +206 €. You ran hot, and now you know by how much, and which sports, bookmakers and markets the real edge came from.