Bet slip scanner

How it works

1. 1

   Capture

   Screenshot the slip on your phone, drag an image onto the desktop app, or paste straight from the clipboard. Nothing to type.

2. 2

   Parse

   The scanner reads stake, odds, selections, market, bookmaker and placement time, then flags anything it is not confident about rather than guessing silently.

3. 3

   Confirm

   You see the parsed fields before anything is written. Correct anything that looks wrong — corrections take a moment, not a re-entry.

4. 4

   Commit

   The bet joins the ledger, gets stamped against the closing-line model, and your ROI, CLV, drawdown and exposure recompute immediately.

Why screenshots instead of sportsbook sync

Most trackers that promise zero manual work do it by connecting directly to sportsbook accounts. When that works it is genuinely the least effort available — and we say so plainly on our comparison pages. The catch is coverage: a sync integration only reaches books that cooperate, which is why every synced tracker ships a supported-books list, and why those lists skew heavily American.

Screenshot capture makes a different trade. It costs one deliberate action per bet. In exchange it works on every bookmaker on earth, including European and offshore books no integration covers, and it does not break the week a book changes its API. For a product whose entire value is a complete record, a gap in coverage is worse than a three-second step.

• Any bookmaker — if you can screenshot the slip, it imports.
• Multi-leg accumulators, system bets and same-game combos are parsed leg by leg.
• Promo and boosted slips are recognised and classified rather than silently mispriced.
• Works the same on iOS, Android and desktop.

What happens to the image

The original screenshot stays on your device unless you explicitly opt into server storage. What Flamia keeps by default is the structured result — the fields it read — not the picture you took. Bet slips routinely contain an account balance, a username, and sometimes a partial account number, and none of that needs to live on our servers for the ledger to work.

Importing history you already have

The scanner is not only for new bets. Historical slips import the same way, and structured exports from a spreadsheet or another tracker come in through the import flow. Closing line value is scored wherever a closing line is available for that market, so a backfilled history typically arrives with CLV attached — which means you can find out whether you have an edge without waiting to place another bet.

Frequently asked questions

Which bookmakers does the scanner support?

All of them, in the sense that matters: the scanner reads an image, so it does not depend on a bookmaker integration. Flamia recognises the layouts of 17+ major books directly, and slips from books outside that list still parse — you may just correct a field slightly more often.

How accurate is the parsing?

Accurate enough that confirming is faster than typing, and designed so that its mistakes are visible rather than silent. Every parsed field is shown before the bet is committed, and low-confidence fields are flagged for your attention instead of being quietly filled in.

Can it read accumulators and multi-leg bets?

Yes. Multi-leg slips are parsed leg by leg, so each selection is tracked individually while the bet keeps its combined stake and odds. Same-game combos and system bets are classified as such rather than flattened into a single selection.

Does the scanner cost extra?

Slip parsing is included on the free tier with a daily allowance: three parses a day on Free, sixty plus a priority queue on Pro. Manual entry is not rate-limited, though the free ledger holds up to 250 bets in total.