Your reports
Your profit, earnings and activity for any stretch of time — daily or weekly.
Reading the report
Toggle the view at the top. Daily is best for spotting individual bad draws; weekly smooths out the noise.
Use the From and To pickers, or the Last 30d / Last 90d shortcuts.
Each bar is one period's net result — green above the line for profit, red for a loss. Hover a bar for the exact figure and bet count.
Seven summary tiles cover the whole range; the table below breaks it down period by period.
What each tile means
The summary tiles sit at the top of the page:
- Net P&L — total profit for the range.
- Earned — stakes you kept on losing bets.
- Paid out — prizes you paid on winning bets.
- Avg / active day — your average net on days you actually backed bets.
- Bets backed, Sessions and Active days — your activity volume over the range.
A healthy book shows green more often than red and a positive average per active day. A run of red — or a few draws paying out far more than you earn — is a sign to tighten exposure. Open the Session results page to see exactly which sessions hurt.
Common questions
Why is "Earned" my profit from losses?
As the banker you keep the stake when a player loses, so Earned counts the stakes from losing bets, while Paid out is the prizes you covered on wins. Net is Earned minus Paid, after the platform's commission.
Daily or weekly — which should I use?
Daily for diagnosing a specific bad day; weekly for tracking whether your book is healthy over time.