Does S2S Bets work with any sportsbook?

Yes. S2S Bets works with every sportsbook — regulated or offshore. FanDuel, DraftKings, Caesars, BetMGM, Bovada, BetOnline, MyBookie, Pinnacle, Bet365, and any other book you can name. Because it reads a screenshot of your bet slip rather than connecting to the sportsbook via API, there are no integrations to build and no books left off a supported list.

Do I need to give S2S Bets access to my sportsbook account?

No. S2S Bets never connects to your sportsbook account and never asks for your login credentials. It only reads the screenshot image you share with it. Your account access, credentials, and session data stay entirely with you.

What if the screenshot is blurry or partially cut off?

S2S Bets is designed to handle real-world screenshots, not ideal ones. It can work with partial bet slips in most cases, and will prompt you to confirm or correct any fields it isn't confident about. A standard, in-focus screenshot of your full bet confirmation will parse cleanly every time.

Which spreadsheet apps are supported — Google Sheets or Excel?

Both. S2S Bets writes directly to Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel. You connect your spreadsheet once during setup, and from that point forward every screenshot adds a new row automatically. Your existing formulas, formatting, and structure are preserved.

Screenshot Bet Tracker: Log Any Bet Slip to Your Spreadsheet

The Screenshot You Already Take

Most bettors screenshot their bet slips anyway. Proof of a bet placed, proof of the odds you locked in, something to reference when you're checking scores later. The screenshot habit is already there — it just doesn't go anywhere useful.

S2S Bets changes what happens after that screenshot. Instead of sitting in your camera roll and being forgotten, it gets parsed: bet date, sport, sportsbook, selection, market type, odds, and stake are extracted automatically and written as a new row in your Google Sheet or Excel workbook. No manual entry. No app with a social feed you didn't ask for. Just your data, in your spreadsheet, ready to use.

This is the core mechanic: screenshot to spreadsheet. That's it.

Why Screenshots Work With Every Sportsbook

Every sportsbook — regulated or offshore — displays a bet confirmation on screen when you place a bet. FanDuel does. Bovada does. A regional book operating in a single country does. The format varies, but the information is always there: what you bet, at what odds, for how much.

Other bet trackers are built around API integrations. They connect to your sportsbook account and pull bet data programmatically. This only works when the sportsbook offers a public API and permits third-party access — which rules out virtually every offshore book and plenty of smaller regulated ones.

Screenshots sidestep that problem entirely. There's no API to negotiate, no integration to maintain, no permission to seek from the sportsbook. If you can see the bet slip, you can track it. The approach works for offshore sportsbooks exactly as well as it works for DraftKings. No second-class support.

No account linking. No credentials. No API. If your sportsbook shows you a bet slip, S2S Bets can read it.

How It Works: Step by Step

The flow from bet to spreadsheet row takes about ten seconds.

Place your bet on any sportsbook — regulated US books, offshore books, international books. It doesn't matter which one.
Take a screenshot of the bet slip. Use the standard screenshot function on your iPhone (side button + volume up) or Android device (power + volume down). The bet confirmation screen is what you want — the one showing your selection, odds, and stake confirmed.
Open S2S Bets. The app recognises the screenshot from your camera roll automatically. No manual import needed — it detects new bet slip images as they arrive.
A new row appears in your spreadsheet. Your connected Google Sheet or Excel workbook gets a new row with all the parsed fields: Date, Sport, Book, Selection, Market, Odds, and Stake. The row is ready for you to mark the result once the bet settles.

Connect your spreadsheet once during setup. After that, the process is simply: bet, screenshot, done. No app-switching, no typing, no forgetting to log a bet three days later.

For a full walkthrough of building a tracking system around this workflow, see our guide on how to track sports bets.

What Gets Parsed From Each Screenshot

Every bet row in your spreadsheet contains the following fields, extracted directly from the bet slip image:

Date — the date and time the bet was placed, as shown on the confirmation.
Sport — the sport type (NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, soccer, tennis, golf, MMA, and so on).
Book — the sportsbook the bet was placed on. Useful when you bet across multiple books and want to compare performance by book.
Selection — the team, player, or outcome you wagered on. "Kansas City Chiefs", "Nikola Jokic to score 25+ points", "Over 48.5" — whatever was on your slip.
Market — the bet type: moneyline, spread, total (over/under), player prop, team prop, game prop, parlay, futures. Each market type is tagged so you can filter and analyse them separately.
Odds — in American format (+120, -110) or decimal (2.20, 1.91) depending on which format your sportsbook displays. The column stores the odds exactly as they appeared on your slip.
Stake — the amount wagered on the bet.

Once you mark the result — win, loss, or push — the spreadsheet calculates your P&L on that bet. If you want to calculate betting ROI across your full history, the structured data makes that a single formula.

Why This Beats Account Linking

The alternative — linking your sportsbook account to a tracking app — sounds convenient, but has real drawbacks for serious bettors.

First, it simply doesn't work for most books. If you bet on Bovada, BetOnline, Bet365, Pinnacle, or any number of other offshore or international books, account-linking trackers offer you nothing. Those books don't have public APIs. Even apps that theoretically support "all major sportsbooks" typically mean all major US regulated books — which is a much smaller list than it sounds.

Second, account linking shares your credentials. Even well-intentioned apps introduce a security surface: your sportsbook login is now stored somewhere outside the sportsbook. Some books' terms of service explicitly prohibit third-party account access. Account-linking tools can flag your account for review.

Third, account linking is fragile. Sportsbooks change their APIs, restrict access, or shut down integrations without notice. When they do, your tracker breaks until someone rebuilds the integration — which may never happen for smaller books.

Screenshots have none of these problems. Your credentials never leave your device. Your sportsbook has no way to know you're tracking. No integration means no integration to break.

For bettors using offshore books specifically, the screenshot approach isn't just preferable — it's the only one that actually works. Read more in our offshore sportsbook bet tracker guide.

Sportsbooks That Work With S2S Bets

The short answer: all of them. The longer answer, for the bettors who want to confirm their specific book:

US regulated books: FanDuel, DraftKings, BetMGM, Caesars Sportsbook, PointsBet, bet365 US, Fanatics, Hard Rock Bet, ESPN Bet
Canadian books: Bet99, Sports Interaction, theScore Bet, Proline+
Offshore books: Bovada, BetOnline, MyBookie, SportsBetting.ag, Pinnacle, 1xBet, Betway, Everygame
International books: Bet365, William Hill, Ladbrokes, Unibet, Betfair, Paddy Power, and others

Any book not on this list also works. The screenshot approach means support is universal — there are no exceptions and no waiting for an integration to be built.

S2S Bets outputs to both Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel. Choose whichever you already use. If you're comparing tracker options, see our Pikkit alternative page for a direct comparison.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. S2S Bets works with every sportsbook — regulated or offshore. FanDuel, DraftKings, Caesars, BetMGM, Bovada, BetOnline, MyBookie, Pinnacle, Bet365, and any other book you can name. Because it reads a screenshot of your bet slip rather than connecting to the sportsbook via API, there are no integrations to build and no books left off a supported list. If you can take a screenshot of your bet slip, S2S Bets can log it.
No. S2S Bets never connects to your sportsbook account and never asks for your login credentials. It only reads the screenshot image you share with it — a static image from your camera roll. Your account access, credentials, and session data stay entirely with you and your sportsbook. There is no data connection between S2S Bets and any sportsbook's servers.
S2S Bets is designed to handle real-world screenshots, not ideal ones. It can work with partial bet slips in most cases and will prompt you to confirm or correct any fields it isn't confident about before writing the row. A standard, in-focus screenshot of your full bet confirmation screen will parse cleanly every time. If your sportsbook displays the confirmation across multiple screens, screenshot the one that shows selection, odds, and stake together.
Both. S2S Bets writes directly to Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel, whichever you prefer. You connect your spreadsheet once during setup — authorise the Google Sheets integration or point to your Excel file — and from that point every screenshot adds a new row automatically. Your existing formulas, formatting, and structure are preserved. You don't need to use a special template; S2S Bets can append to an existing workbook.