How Slip Sweat works

Slip Sweat is a free live tracker for betslips. You give it your slip, it finds every game, and it shows how each leg is doing while the games are on. It doesn't take bets and it isn't a sportsbook.

Tracking a slip

1. Add your slip. Drop, paste or pick a screenshot from your sportsbook app, or paste the slip's text. You can add up to four screenshots for a long parlay.
2. Check what it read. Slip Sweat lists every leg it found with the sport, teams and odds. Untick anything it misread and fix the name, sportsbook, wager and payout before you start.
3. Watch it live. Each leg gets the live stat or score, a progress bar, the game clock and a plain line like “Needs 4 more points · 6 min left”. Updates arrive about every 30 seconds.
4. Get alerts. Turn on notifications for a slip to hear when a leg hits or misses, when a game reaches its final quarter, period or inning, and when the slip cashes or busts. They work with the page closed.

What can it track?

NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL and soccer (Premier League, Champions League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, MLS and every other competition ESPN covers). Supported bets are moneylines, spreads, game and team totals, and player props such as points, rebounds, assists, threes, passing, rushing and receiving yards, hits, strikeouts, shots on goal and anytime goalscorers.

The Sweat Meter

The Sweat Meter compares each open leg's current number with how much of its game is left. A player at 20 of 25 points with a quarter to go is on pace. The same player at 12 with three minutes left needs a miracle. The slip's meter follows its toughest open leg.

It's a pace guide, not a win probability. It doesn't use odds, injuries or matchups, and it can't know about a player sitting out the fourth.

How legs are settled

A leg shows Hit, Miss, Push or Void once its game is final. When the data can’t settle it with confidence, it shows Pending verification instead of guessing. That happens when:

• a player isn’t in the final box score (most sportsbooks void the leg if they didn’t play),
• two players in the game match the name on your slip,
• a soccer match goes to extra time or penalties (sportsbooks settle on 90 minutes, and the feed’s score includes extra time).

Overtime counts for NFL, NBA and NHL bets, as it does at sportsbooks. Finished games are checked again for a few hours in case a stat is corrected.

Try it without a slip of your own: the demo slip plays out a game in under two minutes.

Your dashboard and history

Every slip you track appears on your dashboard under Live, Won and Lost. Once slips settle, History shows your net profit, ROI, win rate and a profit line over time, broken down by sport, sportsbook and bet type. Add the wager and payout to a slip so its profit is counted.

Sharing and streaming

Share a live link and friends can follow the slip without entering it. On Discord, X and iMessage the link unfolds into a preview card showing each leg’s progress. Your wager and payout stay hidden unless you choose to show them. Streamers get an overlay link for OBS or Streamlabs: a transparent, compact view of the legs that never shows money.

Privacy

Screenshots are read by text recognition running in your own browser and are never uploaded. Slips are saved on your device, not in an account. A slip only leaves your device if you share it or turn on alerts, and then only the legs (no screenshots) are sent so the site can follow the games.

Where the scores come from

Live data comes from ESPN's public scoreboards and the official NHL and MLB stats feeds. Feeds can lag by a minute or correct a stat after review, so your sportsbook always has the final say on how a bet is settled.