bet-tracker

Resolve open hockey wagers and compute ROI, win rate, and drawdown metrics.

1|Updated May 5, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/sports-data-hq/hockey-skills --skill bet-tracker-sports-data-hq
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Skill: bet-tracker
Source: https://github.com/sports-data-hq/hockey-skills/tree/main/skills/bet-tracker
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sports-data-hq/hockey-skills --skill bet-tracker-sports-data-hq

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill turns raw bet logs into a live view of whether a hockey betting model is actually working, instead of relying on memory or backtests.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Bet logging: Record wagers immediately with model probability, odds, stake, and book.
  • Performance tracking: Resolve open bets, compute ROI, win rate, drawdown, and closing line value.
  • Edge monitoring: Detect whether CLV and live results are improving, stable, or decaying over time.
  • Use case: A bettor wants to know if last month’s NHL plays were profitable and whether the market is still beating their numbers.

Quick Start

Use the bet-tracker skill to evaluate my current hockey bet log, calculate ROI, CLV, drawdown, and tell me whether I should keep betting or pause.

Frequently Asked Questions about bet-tracker

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I track my hockey betting ROI and closing line value?

Hockey bet tracking requires recording wagers with model probability, odds, stake, and book. You resolve open bets using outcome data and line movement to compute rolling ROI, win rate, drawdown, and closing line value for live performance monitoring.

What is closing line value and why does it matter for bet tracking?

Closing line value (CLV) measures the gap between your wager's odds and the final market odds. Monitoring CLV reveals whether your betting edge is improving, stable, or decaying over time, indicating if the market is still beating your numbers.

How do I calculate drawdown and significance for my sports betting model?

Drawdown and significance testing for sports betting models require bet-by-bet records with unit-based staking and outcome resolution. The tracker applies rolling calculations to compute drawdown and run significance checks on historical or current bets.

Can I use a bet tracker to monitor bankroll management for NHL betting?

Yes, you can monitor bankroll management for NHL betting by logging unit-based stakes with each wager. The tracker computes rolling ROI and drawdown from your resolved bets, helping you decide whether to keep betting or pause your wagering workflow.

What data do I need to start tracking bets and evaluating my betting edge?

To start tracking bets and evaluating your edge, you need bet-by-bet records including model probability, odds, stake, book, and line movement data. This input enables outcome resolution, CLV review, and rolling calculations for ROI and win rate.