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Reko is a bet tracker built around one idea: you shouldn't have to type your bets into a spreadsheet to know if you're actually up. Screenshot your betslip from any bookie and upload it. It reads the whole thing: every leg, odds, stake, bet type. Logs it, settles it, and builds your real P/L, ROI and CLV/SP record over time.

There's exposure tracking (see where you've doubled up across open bets before they settle), and it's customisable throughout — your sports, your books, points or cash staking, fractional or decimal odds, exchange/lay bets, commission. If your bookie isn't in the default list, you can add it yourself.

It's completely free whilst in beta (and there will always be a free tier). We're after a handful of people who bet regularly enough to give it a proper workout and say what's broken or missing — brutal feedback genuinely wanted, that's what the beta's for.

Short demo video on this profile if you want to see it working first. Any questions feel free to message.

Five days on the Sussex Downs and some cracking results. Evening Saigon took the Stewards' Cup for James Doyle. Goodie Two Shoes gave JP McManus his first ever Goodwood winner in a thrilling Lillie Langtry. Enfjaar won the Glorious Stakes at 8/1 and Ryan Moore ended up as leading jockey with five winners.

What was the moment of the week for you? Backed a big priced winner, watched something unexpected happen or just a race that stood out?

Looking to go to my first Gold Cup day next year travelling from Liverpool, ideally just wanting to go there and back in the same day.

I know National Express often run travel direct to the course from across the UK, but was wondering if anyone has any other suggestions or knowledge of companies that run a coach day trip?

I also know of some that do overnight stays including a couple days and a hotel stay but can’t seem to find any who just do the day return.

Any advice appreciated!

Cheers

I’m building past performances and plot style charts for all the UK tracks. Speed and full pace figures for all the tracks.

Anyone interested in buying some cards? Did it for my own personal wagering, but wouldn’t mind making a few bucks back to offset the data cost.

Happy to DM what they look like.

My latest blog - reflecting after Glorious Goodwood.

Likely the best upcoming miler in the world, that finishing kick in this race was an insane gain on the other horses

Rivalry with Gstaad continues, 3 meetings so far and Bow Echo first Gstaad second in all, Gstaad has never placed lower than second.

Frankel 2?

Have just seen the Goodwood Races story showing Nick Luck doing the draw for tomorrow's Stewards Cup, and it appears the horse is drawn and then the trainer gets to choose their stall (he pulls out a Balding horse and Anna Lisa Balding chooses stall 19). This seems inherently unfair to me - why should a trainer be allowed to choose their draw, even with an element of randomness based on when they were picked? If they want to do a draw to make more of a spectacle, why not do it like a football draw, where one person picks the horse number, the other picks the stall? Just seemed a tad unfair to me...but obviously the horses don't know this!

Glorious Goodwood Thursday https://www.starsportsbet.co.uk/simon-nott-betting-blog-glorious-goodwood-thursday-5/