GUIDES · BETSLIP DOCTOR
Why can my settled-bet count differ from the win-loss-push figures?
Within the same displayed History summary, settled counts include each settled record in that summary, but compact W-L-P maps only selected outcomes. Full and half wins add to wins; full and half losses add to losses; pushes and voids add to pushes. Cashouts and unknown outcomes remain settled records but do not enter those three figures. A separate full-win-rate measure uses full wins and full losses only.
For Bettors reading settled totals and outcome summaries in History · Updated
Settled is the broader total
A record can be settled while its outcome is a cashout or unknown. Those categories still contribute to that displayed summary's settled count, so the total can be larger than the sum of W-L-P figures.
The outcome summary keeps categories distinct. A void is mapped with pushes for the compact display, while cashout and unknown are not relabeled as wins, losses, or pushes.
W-L-P is a compact display mapping
History adds a half win to the win figure and a half loss to losses. It adds pushes and voids to pushes. This shorthand does not make every settled category appear as W, L, or P.
W-L-P is also different from the full-win-rate denominator. That calculation uses full wins and full losses, leaving out half outcomes and other categories.
- Settled counts all settled records.
- Half wins and half losses contribute to the compact W-L-P display.
- Cashouts and unknown outcomes stay outside W-L-P; full-win rate is separate.
Use each figure for its stated purpose
Compare figures from the same selected window and displayed source or currency group. Then inspect the result categories instead of forcing them into one total. Settled counts records in that summary; W-L-P is a mapped display; full-win rate uses a narrower set of outcomes.
These labels describe saved outcomes in the selected History view. They do not predict future performance.
A hypothetical outcome mix
Imagine five settled records: one full win, one half win, one push, one cashout, and one unknown. The settled count is five while compact W-L-P is 2-0-1. Cashout and unknown remain their own categories, and the full-win-rate calculation uses full wins and losses rather than the half win.
Related questions
Why are some settled records missing from W-L-P?
Cashouts and unknown outcomes are settled categories but are not mapped to wins, losses, or pushes in the compact figure.
Does a half win count as a full win in the win-rate figure?
No. It contributes to compact W-L-P wins, while full-win rate uses full wins and full losses only.