Reading your CLV stats and analytics

In your bet history, you'll see coloured badges next to bets that have CLV data:

• Green CLV badge (e.g., +3.2%) — you beat the closing line by this percentage. This is positive CLV and indicates a value bet.
• Red CLV badge (e.g., -1.5%) — you got worse odds than the closing line. This is negative CLV.
• No badge — CLV data isn't available for this bet (the event wasn't matched or closing odds weren't found).

CLV is calculated using Pinnacle's closing no-vig odds as the benchmark. For a deeper understanding of what CLV means and why it matters, read the CLV guide.

Your dashboard shows six key metrics at the top:

• Profit/Loss — total profit or loss in your bankroll's currency. This is the bottom line.
• ROI — return on investment (profit / total stakes × 100%). Positive ROI means you're profitable overall.
• Win rate — percentage of bets won (excludes void and cashout). Useful but can be misleading — a low win rate at high odds can still be very profitable.
• Total bets — how many bets you've tracked. More bets = more reliable statistics.
• Average odds — your typical odds level. Helps you understand your betting profile.
• Average stake — your typical stake size.

Use the timeframe switcher (Today / This month / This year / All time / Custom) to view stats for any period.

The profit chart on the analytics page shows your cumulative profit over time. Here's how to read it:

• Upward trend — you're profitable in this period. The steeper the line, the faster you're growing.
• Flat periods — break-even stretches. Normal and expected, even with an edge.
• Downswings — losing periods. Check your CLV during these periods — if CLV is still positive, you're running bad (variance), not betting badly.

You can switch between cumulative (area chart, shows total profit trajectory) and daily/weekly bar charts (shows profit per period, green for winning periods, red for losing).

Don't overreact to short-term swings. Focus on the long-term direction and whether your CLV supports continued edge.

The analytics page includes breakdown tabs that slice your performance by different dimensions:

• Sport — profit, ROI, and volume by sport. Shows where your edge is strongest.
• Bookmaker — which bookmakers you're most profitable with. Useful for prioritising where to bet.
• Market — performance by market type (match winner, totals, handicap, etc.).
• Month — monthly profit trend. Sorted newest first.
• Odds range — profit by odds bracket (1.00-1.50, 1.50-2.00, etc.). Shows which odds ranges you're best at.
• Day of week — which days you bet most and perform best.
• Source/Tipster — if you tag bets with a source, this shows performance by tipster.
• League — performance by competition.

Each breakdown shows bets placed, win rate, turnover, profit, ROI, and average odds. Sort by any column to find patterns.

The CLV section on the analytics page gives you a deeper view into your closing line performance:

• Average CLV% — your overall edge vs the closing line. Positive = you're beating the market.
• CLV chart — a dual-line chart showing your cumulative CLV and actual profit over time. When CLV runs ahead of profit, you're running below expectation (and vice versa).
• Bets with CLV data — how many of your bets have CLV tracking. More is better for reliability.

Key insight: If your CLV line is consistently above zero but your profit line is below it, be patient — your process is sound and results should converge over time.

The filter sidebar lets you slice your analytics by:

• Sport — focus on specific sports
• Bookmaker — isolate performance at specific bookmakers
• Odds range — filter by minimum and maximum odds
• Bet type — single, combo, or builder bets only
• Source/Tipster — if you tag bets with sources

Combine filters with timeframe selection to answer specific questions: "How did I perform on football bets at Pinnacle last month?" or "What's my ROI on odds above 2.50 this year?"

The Share button generates a branded image of your analytics that you can download or copy — useful for sharing results with friends or on social media.