Drop in your sportsbook's "All Bets" export and see how your parlays really did: which markets beat the price you paid, what the same picks would have made as straight bets, and what same-game pricing cost you.
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| Column | What it holds |
|---|---|
| Date Placed | Filled on slip rows (e.g. 5 Oct 2026 @ 6:11pm); blank on the leg rows under it |
| Status | Slip: Won / Lost / Cashed Out / Void · Leg: Win / Lose / Void / Cashed Out |
| League · Match | League code and matchup (comma-joined on parlays) |
| Bet Type · Market | MULTIPLE on parlays; legs read like Drake London - Receiving Yards · Over 79.5 |
| Price | Decimal odds (parlay price on the slip row, leg price on each leg) |
| Wager · Payout · Potential Payout | Dollar amounts for the slip |
| Winnings · Result · Bet Slip ID | Read if present, not required |
Every leg graded on its real result. Full = each leg bet at the slip's stake (a $70 three-leg parlay becomes three $70 straights). Split = stake divided across legs (three $23.33 straights, same money at risk as the parlay).
Leg-level hit rate against the book's implied probability (1 ÷ decimal price). "Edge" is the gap. Markets with at least 15 graded legs.
Click a column header to sort. Straight P/L uses the full-stake scenario unless toggled.
Legs on that player, any market. Min 7 legs.