- Maths reviewed by Josh Miller
- Tested by Diana Westfield
A deposit and withdrawal tracker answers the one question a gambling account never shows you clearly: how much have I actually lost? Every site shows its own balance, but nobody adds them up. Log each deposit and withdrawal here and you’ll see this month’s net result across all of them, next to a limit you choose. It’s free and your entries stay in your own browser.
Why track deposits and withdrawals
Wins are easy to remember and losses blur together. Say you deposit £50 on a Friday, £30 on Saturday and £50 again on Sunday, then withdraw £40 after a good spin. It feels like a decent weekend. The CasinoCalcs tracker shows it as −£90. Over a month those weekends add up quickly, and seeing the real figure is often enough to change how you play.
Only deposits and withdrawals count, not individual bets. That keeps it quick: two taps when money moves, nothing in between.
Setting a limit
Pick a weekly, monthly or yearly amount you could lose without it hurting, rent and bills already paid. The bar turns orange at half of it and red when you reach it. If you’re not sure where to start, the deposit limit calculator works one out from your income and essentials and can send it straight to this tracker.
A limit here is a mirror, not a lock. For a hard stop, set deposit limits in each gambling account too.
Your data
Everything is saved in this browser on this device and nothing is sent to us. Clearing your browsing data deletes it, so export a CSV now and then. Import it on another device to carry on there. Your bank statement remains the full record. This is the running total that helps you notice the trend sooner.
To see what a habit costs over a year, try the gambling spend calculator. For a quick honest check of how gambling is going for you, there’s the self-assessment quiz.