Public bet trackers

So a record can't be cleaned up after the fact. Every bet locks the moment you place it.

So nothing can be added once a result is known. Your public bet tracker rejects bets on events that have already started. Private bankrolls have no such limit, so you can still backdate those.

Every public bet tracker uses the same $100 unit size, so any two records can be compared directly. It also means you never publish the size of your real bankroll.

Units profit is how public records get compared, so one oversized longshot shouldn't decide it. Each bet is capped at 20 units.

Nothing to do. A single bet on a cancelled fight is graded as no action automatically and doesn't count toward your record.

No. Only your public bet tracker is visible. Every other bankroll stays private and editable, and none of them appear on your profile.

Anyone with the link, signed in or not, and profiles can show up in search results. Your profile shows your username, join date, public bets, and who you follow and who follows you. It doesn't show your email or anything you track privately.

Follow them from their profile. Alerts go out by push through the mobile app, so make sure followed-bettor alerts are on in your notification settings. Use the bell on their profile to mute or unmute one bettor.

No. The bet tracker and public profiles are free on every account. You don't need Pro.