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Spreadsheet for PariMutual

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hello, I am new to this forum. I decided to join this forum to gain ideas for different things for our clubs golf tournaments. I will be President of our mens golf committee in a coiuple of months for a 2 year term. I am in the Atlanta area. 

Anyways at the moment, I am looking for a spreadsheet for PariMutual bet.....anyone out there have one or know where I could??

Thanks in Advance!!


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Not sure if this is what you are looking for. I may DL it later and check it out now that it arouses my interest.

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The worksheet tracks your betting history and provides performance data with numerous filters as well as a summary graph. There are seven worksheets as described below:

Introduction – provides an introduction to the spreadsheet along with input instructions

Settings – contains the worksheet settings for betting agencies, sports categories, bet types, tippers, etc.

Deposits – input sheet for deposits and withdrawals

Bets – data entry sheet for your betting activity

Available Funds – lists your credit levels for each bookmaker

Performance Summary – interactive worksheet that summarises your betting performance. The standard and advanced versions enable you to track how frequently you beat the closing odds, while the advanced version also enables you to track tipper performance separately from your own.

Performance Graph – plots your betting performance over time

http://www.aussportsbetting.com/tools/betting-tracker-excel-worksheet/

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