Hoop Ledger

What the ledger tracks

Every bet type, logged the way sportsbooks actually price them. No spreadsheets, no guessing at your record two weeks into conference play.

SPR

Spreads

Log the line you took and the number that closed. Cover margins calculate themselves, push to push, dog to favorite.

ML

Moneylines

Straight-up bets get priced correctly whether you're laying -350 on a one seed or grabbing +260 on a mid-major upset pick.

O/U

Totals

Track overs and unders separately from side bets, with final combined scores pulled in automatically at tip-off's end.

u

Unit-based profit

Set your unit size once. Every wager, win, and loss gets converted so your record reads the same whether you bet $20 or $200 a game.

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Team trends

Filter your history by team to see who's actually made you money and who you should probably stop betting against.

CONF

Conference trends

Roll results up by conference to spot where you're sharp, from ACC nights to Big Sky sleepers nobody else is watching.

How it works

01

Log the bet

Enter the matchup, bet type, the line you got, and your stake in units. Takes about as long as reading the odds board at your book.

person entering a college basketball bet into a laptop at a kitchen table
scoreboard showing a final college basketball score on a television
02

Track it live

Once the final buzzer sounds, results settle automatically. Your win, loss, or push posts to the ledger with the unit swing already calculated.

03

Spot the trend

Slice your record by team, conference, or bet type. Six weeks in you'll know if you're actually good on Big Ten unders or just think you are.

close up of a hand-written chart tracking wins and losses by conference

Your record, in real numbers

+42.6u

example season, tracked to the tenth of a unit

3

Bet types tracked

32

Conferences covered

0.1u

Precision on every log

Nov-Apr

Tip-off to title game

No picks sold, no touts, no sportsbook of our own. Hoop Ledger just keeps your numbers honest, all season long.

Spreads · Moneylines · Totals Unit-based, sportsbook agnostic Built for the full 68-team field