Find out your win-loss betting ratio and determine if it is time to come up with a new strategy that can bring you a profit with this app.
- Bet Banky
- Version :1.1.0
- License :Demo
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :KDR Team
Bet Banky Description
If you are thinking of making a living from gambling, then your success ultimately depends on coming up with an effective strategy can help you win more than you lose.
Bet Banky is a lightweight utility that allows you to keep track of the cash you deposited and withdrawn from your bank account for betting purposes.
Minimalistic interface and basic functionality
While simplistic, the interface is user-friendly, stylish and quite clean, especially given the number of numeric details it displays. In the upper section, you can type the odd, bet and specify if you won or lost, whereas in the lower section you can preview various details about your bets, bank account, deposits and withdrawals.
The functionality of the application can be summarized to creating a list featuring all the bets you made over a certain period. In addition, since you can view the wins and losses, Bet Banky can help you figure out if your gambling strategy is working or it is time to improve it.
Lacks a plethora of betting options
It is important to note that betting nowadays entails a lot more than the single bet or straight accumulator. Because there are quite a few variations and options for each sport out there, it is understandable why the app cannot be of much help for a professional punter.
It would be nice if the application came with a function to allowed to connect your bank account to your gambling client or you can calculate your odds of winning at different poker games, for instance. Moreover, it would be useful if you could organize your entries according to the sports you are betting on.
A tool for punters who want to track cash spent
The application acts more as an agenda and lacks several bet management features and calculators. All in all, Bet Banky can help you get an overview on your win-loss ratio and the money you spent for this purpose over a certain period.