Is there a way to track your wins/losses across multiple casino platforms?

Sure. I use a combination of a Google Sheets template (for customization) and a tracker app (like TrackYourWealth or Casino Tracker). Google Sheets offers complete flexibility: just create the following columns – site, game, date, deposit, profit / loss, and comments. Apps allow for easier real-time tracking (and can automatically aggregate stats). My suggestion is to experiment with both and see what works best for you. For tech enthusiasts, you could also develop a custom solution based on Sheets or integrate a Sheets template into your tracker app. Or, if you want something more personal, consider using Excel or Notion. The main takeaways: consistency and commitment. Monitoring your deposits and winnings helps to regulate your bankroll and provides helpful insights as to where (and which games) are performing well. Give it a shot for at least a week, start small, and observe how your habits change over time.

So you want to see losses/wins for your entire portfolio of online casinos? Fine; it's tedious to record the information in separate places.

Now try these:

1. Table 2 Spreadsheet (Google Sheets or Excel)

It doesn’t matter: Just make a spreadsheet with columns for Date, Platform, Game, Stake, Result, and Notes. It’s up to you. And it’s free!

2. Budgeting Software (YNAB or Mint)

Create a “casino” category, and record deposits and withdrawals the old-fashioned way. Good if you want to use it as part of your budgeting process or to see how much money comes and goes over time.

3. Slot Machine Tracker

But there may also be an app for that – though you may have to input data yourself.

What to do? Just set up whatever tracking system seems most effective for you. Even simple monitoring can tell you a lot.

There are apps like Mycasino and Gambler’s Report, which automatically import all my various accounts. Or you can log in manually, noting the date, the platform, deposits, winnings, and net gain or loss. A simple spreadsheet on Google Sheets or Excel works just as well, and I have built a template that includes these categories. It doesn’t matter how you do it, as long as you do it. Use the same system every time, and you will quickly be able to recognize patterns that will help you make better decisions about how much money to devote to gambling.

Yes, it is possible to track multiple sites. I personally use a spreadsheet (Excel / Google Sheets). Just create a tab per site - deposit/withdrawal / session result. Very easy with just date, platform, in/out, small description. Alternatively there are also some apps which you can use, such as Casino Tracker and Wise, which will allow you to easily record and categorise your sessions on the go. Personally I like to use both. So I’ll use a spreadsheet for most of my sessions, but sometimes if I’m feeling lazy I’ll use an app instead. You just have to make sure that you keep things as simple as possible and not overthink everything. As long as you make an effort to be consistent, then you should start seeing patterns emerge anyway. This is something which works for me personally - so feel free to reach out later if you would like more information.