Before you can log deposits or withdrawals you will naturally need to have a bank account registered in the app. There is no actual linking to a real bank account, it is just a database object you can assign transactions to.
Once you have a bookie in your list, it will be available to select throughout the app, when adding a new bet or starting a casino session, etc. As you interact with the bookie in the app, the balance and profit values will go up and down accordingly and automatically, but there may be a time when you need to edit these values manually along with other bookie information.
Adding a Bookmaker or Exchange is the first step you should take after installing the app. Most functions in the app depend on you having at least one of each. Let’s have a look at how it’s done.
Every single matched bet you’ll place, will be a mathematical calculation of odds, stakes and commissions which will give you an optimal amount you need to stake. Especially at the beginning, you’ll need to make use of a calculator to help do this math and Matched Betting Tracker has this built in.
Dutch Betting is an alternative to laying your bets at an Exchange. When you use this method, you will normally cover all outcomes in the main market (Home-Draw-Away for Football or Home-Away for Tennis, etc) across different bookmakers as regular back bets.