Gaming tracker
Gaming & Esports Betting Tracker
Money games, esports entries, and the running head-to-head with your roommate all belong in the same ledger as everything else you play. SeedStake gives gaming its own category, its own color, and its own honest number.
Head-to-head, esports, and tournaments.
- Head-to-head, tournaments, esports, console, PC, and mobile
- Head-to-head settles win-or-lose; tournaments are a buy-in
- Odds available for the matches that carry a price
- Hours logged, so gaming gets a dollars-per-hour rate too
What you can log
- Stake and sub-type
- Tournament entry fees and payouts
- Odds, when the match was priced
- Hours played per session
What you'll see
- Net P&L and ROI for gaming as a whole
- Dollars per hour played
- Win rate by sub-type
- Gaming's own line on the category chart
Sub-types in the app
Pick one when you log and Gaming splits into these — each gets its own line in your results. Entries are counted in sessions.
- Head-to-head
- Tournament
- Esports
- Console
- PC
- Mobile
A category of its own, finally
Gaming money used to land in whatever bucket was closest. Now it has its own top-level category — lime green on every chart — so esports entries and money matches roll up together and can be compared directly against poker, sports, and everything else.
Two ways it settles, picked for you
A head-to-head match against a friend is won or lost outright. A tournament has an entry fee and pays out. SeedStake reads the sub-type you tap and starts on the right one, so the common case takes no extra taps — and you can always flip it.
Hours count here too
Gaming sessions carry time, which means they get the same dollars-per-hour treatment as a poker session. Seeing a real hourly beside the rest of your categories is usually the fastest way to learn where your time actually pays.
Good to know
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