Win/Lose (Bets)

What it does

What players won or lost off their bets over a period, in total and by game, with your share of it.

Four views - By Player, By Game, By Studio and By Day, switched with the buttons at the top right beside EXPORT DATA - with the same money columns. Whichever you open, it is the same play over the same window, cut a different way.

Where to find it

Reports -> Finance -> Win/Lose (Bets)

The summary strip

Above the table, five figures for the whole date range you searched, not just the page you are on: Bet Count, Bet Amount, House Win/Loss, Agent Share and Hold Rate. They are the same figures as the Grand Total row at the bottom of the table.

Sorting

On By Player, By Game and By Studio, Sort by among the filters orders everything the filters select before it is split into pages, so page one of House Win/Loss, highest first is your biggest earners and lowest first is where you lost most. Left on the default, rows are in name order (A-Z). The export follows the same order. By Day always reads in date order.

By Studio

By Studio adds By Game up per studio. In place of the Game column it has Games Played, for how many of that studio’s games had play. Its shares are worked out the same way as By Game’s, and its Grand Total is the same.

The columns

Column	What it is
Bet Count	How many rounds were settled.
Bet Amount	Every stake placed, added up.
Bet Amount (excl. draws)	The part of that stake that was actually at risk. Backing both sides of the same round counts nothing here, because nothing was risked. Where a provider does not report its own at-risk figure this equals Bet Amount, so a gap between the two columns means something and the absence of one does not.
House Win/Loss	The result of that play, read from your side. Positive means the players lost it and the house kept it.
Agent Share	Your share of it.
Master Share	The rest of it, which goes upward.
Rate	By Day only. The share you were on that day, as it was actually settled. A dash means that day has not been settled yet.
Hold Rate	House Win/Loss as a percentage of Bet Amount (excl. draws). A dash means there is nothing at risk to divide by.

Agent Share + Master Share = House Win/Loss, on every row.

Reading a row

Bet Count  Bet Amount  excl. draws  House W/L  Agent Share  Master Share  Hold Rate
       24       24.00        24.00      +6.25        +5.00         +1.25    +26.04%

24 rounds, 1.00 staked on each. The players ended 6.25 down, so that 6.25 is yours to split: 5.00 to you and 1.25 upward. You held 26.04% of what was at risk.

Signs and colours

The sign is always read from your side, never the player’s.

	Means	Shown as
Positive, with a +	The players lost. You are up.	Green
Negative	The players won. You are down.	Red
Exactly zero	It netted out.	Orange

Two things that read as missing but are not

Caution

Agent Share and Master Share are zero until the day is settled. Settlement runs on its own schedule and can trail play, so a window that includes today may show Bet Amount and House Win/Loss with the split still pending. The play is not missing; its split has not been worked out yet.

Note

By Game shares out what was settled. The split is worked out per player per day, never per game, so the By Game view spreads your settled share across the games in proportion to what each one won or lost. With no game/studio/category filter applied, its Grand Total is your settled share exactly - the same figure By Player and By Day total over the same window. Apply a filter and the Grand Total becomes that filtered set’s proportional slice of the same share, not the full figure. Play that has not settled yet sits in House Win/Loss on every view and in no view’s share, which is why they agree even mid-period when unfiltered. For what a particular day earned, read By Day; for a particular player, By Player.

Note

Your rate lives on By Day, one day at a time. Your master can change your share from a given date, so a period that spans a change ran at two different rates. There is no single percentage for such a period and the report does not invent one - the Rate column shows what each day actually settled at, which is what you were paid. Change a rate mid-month and you will see the old one above the change and the new one below it.

Note

A deleted player keeps their row, marked “Deleted”. Bets placed before a player was deleted were still yours and were still settled to you, so they stay in every column and in the Grand Total. Hiding the row would take that money out of a total you reconcile against what you are paid.

Caution

“Figures unavailable” is not a quiet week. It means the report could not be read at all, so nothing on the page is a real zero. Everything else here assumes the figures loaded.

Note

Set your filters first, then export - the export matches what the filters show, and the Grand Total row covers the whole filtered range, not just the page you are on.