GUIDES · BETSLIP DOCTOR
Why do History breakdowns sometimes say they use the newest 200 bets?
History's league and book breakdowns are built from a read capped at four pages of 50 newest records. If another page remains after those four pages, the split list marks its coverage and says it is from the newest 200 bets in the window. Those rows describe the fetched records, not a complete lifetime breakdown.
For Bettors interpreting partial league or sportsbook breakdowns in History · Updated
The split read has a fixed page limit
The record reader requests up to 50 records per page, sorted newest first, and stops after four pages. It records whether another page was available, which is how the view knows its coverage is partial.
League and book split rows are calculated from the records returned by this bounded read. If the cap is reached with more records remaining, older records outside the fetched pages do not contribute to those rows.
The qualifier applies to the breakdown
When the UI shows From your newest 200 bets in this window, it is explaining the source coverage for the split list. It is not saying that the account has only 200 bets or that the rows reflect a lifetime total.
The split figures can still help describe the fetched records, but they should not be silently extrapolated to omitted records or treated as a complete league or book ranking.
- The read is up to four pages of 50 records each.
- Records are requested newest first.
- The partial qualifier limits the breakdown to the fetched window records.
Keep conclusions within the fetched records
A partial breakdown answers a narrower question: how the fetched newest records group by league or book. If complete coverage matters, the qualifier means this view alone cannot establish totals for older records outside its read.
Do not treat the cap as a result or performance claim about the full account history.
More records than the split read can include
Hypothetically, a selected window contains more than 200 records. History reads the newest four pages of up to 50 each; if an older page remains, it marks the split list as based on the newest 200. Older records may be outside the breakdown.
Related questions
Does newest 200 mean I have only 200 bets?
No. It describes the cap for that breakdown's read, not the total number of records in the account.
Are split totals complete lifetime league totals?
Not when the view carries the newest-200 qualifier. The rows summarize the bounded records that were fetched.