What My Bets shows you

What is on the page

My Bets stacks four things top to bottom; on a wide screen the breakdown moves into a right-hand rail:

• ●The profit chart — cumulative profit over the range you picked.
• ●Four tiles — ROI, Settled, Open and Beat close, directly under the chart.
• ●Performance Breakdown — profit and ROI grouped by league, sportsbook or market.
• ●Activity — every tracked bet, grouped by day, newest first; each day header carries its net profit once something in it settles.

The profit chart

The line is cumulative profit on settled bets, day by day, from zero. Hover it (or drag on a phone) and the figure above swaps to that day’s running total. On a wide screen two numbers sit beside it: Wagered, the money risked on settled bets, and Returned, everything those bets paid back.

*No settled bets yet* means nothing in the range has graded — pick a longer range, or wait.

The four tiles

The Performance Breakdown

Three tabs — League, Sportsbook, Market — over your settled bets only. Each row carries its bet count, profit and ROI, sortable by ROI, Profit or Volume. Above the tabs, Median CLV shows the typical gap between the price you took and the close; Closing line value (CLV) explains that number and why it is a median.

Tap a row and it filters the whole page — chart and tiles included. Tap it again, or hit Clear all, to drop it. On a phone the panel starts collapsed; tap its header.

Reading a bet card

• ●Status pill — OPEN, WON, LOST or PUSH. A voided or refunded bet is a PUSH, never a loss.
• ●CLV pill — on a settled straight bet that could be scored: green above zero, red below, grey at exactly zero, with the closing price stacked under the price you took.
• ●Odds and stake — the price you took (original struck through, boosted price beside it, when a boost was recorded), then Bet $X → $Y, with Free in place of Bet on a free bet.
• ●The box on the right — EV Edge with the locked-in edge while the bet is open, Profit with the realised dollars once it settles. A push reads Refund $X.
• ●Fair — the fair price we had for that selection, and which sharp book it came from.

A parlay card lists every leg with its own status icon, plus N LEGS and a PARLAY or SGP tag. Legs marked with a slashed circle read *No result. The parlay was already decided* — the ticket settled the moment one leg lost, and How bets are graded covers what happens to the survivors. Parlays get no CLV pill: there is no single closing line to score them against.

Filtering and sorting

• ●Range chips — 7D, 30D, 90D or All, filtering on the *event* date rather than the date you tracked the bet.
• ●Status chips — All, Open, Settled, Won, Lost; these narrow the list only.
• ●Bet type — All bets, Straight or Parlays; this one narrows the chart, tiles and breakdown too.
• ●Filters panel — sportsbooks, leagues, markets, teams, an odds range, and a minimum expected value set separately for player props and game markets.
• ●Sort — Event date, Tracked date or Settled date; the day headers regroup to match.

How the money is counted

• ●Cash bet — profit is the payout minus your stake.
• ●Free bet — the stake is never returned, so the payout *is* the profit, and never counts as money wagered. Free bets lift ROI’s top half without touching the bottom.
• ●Boosted and commission bets — the payout already accounts for the boost and for the book’s fee; How bets are graded has that arithmetic.
• ●Open bets — zero on every figure until they grade.