The Bet Tracker That Actually Works with Offshore Sportsbooks

You Bet Offshore. Most Trackers Don't Support You.

If you've tried to set up a bet tracker and found your sportsbook isn't on the supported list, you're not alone. The major bet tracking apps — Betstamp, The Action Network, Pikkit — are built around regulated US sportsbooks like DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, and Caesars. For offshore bettors, those apps are largely useless.

This is one of the most underserved problems in sports betting tools. There are tens of millions of bettors using offshore sportsbooks, particularly in US states without legal sports betting markets and across the rest of the world. And nearly all of them are either tracking bets manually in a spreadsheet or not tracking at all.

S2S Bets solves this directly. It supports every offshore sportsbook — not as a special feature, but as a consequence of how it works.

Why API-Based Trackers Can't Support Offshore Books

To understand why most trackers fail here, you need to understand how they work. Apps like Betstamp sync your bets by connecting to your sportsbook account through an official API — a data connection the sportsbook provides specifically for this purpose. DraftKings offers this. FanDuel offers this. Regulated books in competitive US markets have business incentives to support third-party integrations.

Offshore sportsbooks don't.

Books like Bovada, BetOnline, and MyBookie operate in a different regulatory environment. They don't publish public APIs. They don't facilitate third-party account linking. In some cases, their terms of service explicitly prohibit automated account access. Even if a tracker wanted to support these books, there's no technical pathway to do it via API.

The result: if you bet offshore, API-based trackers simply can't reach your bets. Manual entry remains your only option — until you use a tool that approaches the problem differently.

Which Offshore Books Does S2S Bets Support?

All of them.

Because S2S Bets reads bet information from a screenshot of your bet slip — rather than connecting to the sportsbook via API — there's no integration to build and no books to add to a supported list. If the sportsbook displays a bet slip that you can screenshot, S2S Bets can read it.

This includes, but is not limited to:

• Bovada — the largest offshore book for US bettors
• BetOnline — widely used across North America
• MyBookie — popular for props and parlays
• Bet99 — major Canadian offshore book
• Betway — strong international presence
• Bet365 — one of the world's largest books, dominant outside the US
• Pinnacle — sharp bettor favourite, high limits
• 1xBet — widely used in international markets
• SportsBetting.ag — US-facing offshore book
• Everygame (formerly Intertops) — longstanding offshore option

And any other book you can take a screenshot of. New books added, niche books, regional books — the screenshot approach means they're all supported automatically.

How It Works

The process takes about 10 seconds per bet:

1. Place your bet on any sportsbook — offshore or otherwise.
2. Take a screenshot of the bet confirmation or bet slip. The standard screenshot on any iOS or Android device.
3. Open S2S Bets and share the screenshot. The app reads the bet details — sport, book, selection, market, odds, stake.
4. A new row appears in your spreadsheet. Your Google Sheet or Excel file is updated automatically. No typing required.

Connect your spreadsheet once on setup, and from that point forward, every screenshot adds a row. You don't need to do anything in the spreadsheet itself — just keep taking screenshots.

For more detail on building a full tracking workflow, see our guide on how to track sports bets.

What Gets Tracked

Each bet row in your spreadsheet captures the full details from the bet slip:

• Sport — NFL, NBA, MLB, soccer, tennis, etc.
• Sportsbook — which offshore book the bet was placed on
• Selection — the team, player, or outcome you bet on
• Market — moneyline, spread, total, prop, parlay, etc.
• Odds — American, decimal, or fractional depending on your book
• Stake — the amount wagered
• Result — win, loss, push, pending (updatable once settled)
• P&L — profit or loss on the bet, calculated automatically

The result is a complete, structured record of your betting activity — sorted, filterable, and ready for your own analysis. Your formulas, your conditional formatting, your long-term tracking model — all of it works directly on this data.

S2S Bets supports both Google Sheets and Excel as output targets.

The Privacy Advantage

There's an additional benefit to the screenshot approach that's worth naming directly: your sportsbook never knows you're using S2S Bets.

API-based trackers that link to your sportsbook account create a data trail. The sportsbook can see that a third-party application is accessing your account data. Some offshore books actively monitor for this — it can flag accounts for review or restriction.

With S2S Bets, there is no connection to your sportsbook account whatsoever. The app reads an image from your camera roll or screenshot library. Your login credentials never touch S2S Bets' servers. Your sportsbook has no way to know the app exists.

For offshore bettors who want to maintain a low profile, this matters.

If you've been searching for a Pikkit alternative or a Betstamp alternative that actually works with your books, the core issue is the same: those apps were built for regulated US markets. S2S Bets was built to work everywhere. Browse our full guide library for more on building a serious tracking setup.