Editing or deleting a tracked bet
Tracking & results · Web & iOS · Last updated November 6, 2026
Quick answer
In the iPhone app you can delete a tracked bet at any time, and correct its wager — and, on a plain single bet, its odds — for as long as the bet is still open. Once a bet settles its numbers lock, because they have already been counted into your profit and ROI; deleting it still works. The website has no control for either yet, so email team@dawbets.com and a human will fix the record.
The short answer
A wrong row is yours to fix. Delete works at any time, whatever state the bet is in. Correcting the numbers works while the bet is still open — before it has counted towards anything. After it settles, the numbers lock and deleting is the way back.
On iOS: Swipe a bet row in My Bets to delete it, and tap it to correct the wager. The stake sheet says the rule before you commit, so you know what is still changeable after you tap Track.
On the web: The website has no edit or delete control on a bet card yet. Until it does, email team@dawbets.com and we will correct or remove the row. The steps below say what to send.
| What you want to do | Can you do it yourself? |
|---|---|
| Fix the stake or odds before confirming | Yes — the Wager and Odds fields in the Track sheet. |
| Change the wager on a bet that is still open | Yes, in the iPhone app. |
| Change the odds on a single bet that is still open | Yes, in the iPhone app. |
| Change the odds on a parlay or a boosted bet | Through the AI connector, while it is open — see “Parlay and boosted odds” below. In the iPhone app, only the wager changes. |
| Change anything on a bet that has settled | No. Delete it instead, or email support. |
| Remove a bet you never actually placed | Yes — delete it, at any time. |
| Mark a bet won, lost or void by hand | No — there is no such control in either app. Grading is automatic. |
| Move a bet to a different sportsbook | No. The book is part of the record. |
| Remove every tracked bet at once | Only by deleting the whole account — the button is in the iPhone app. |
Why settlement locks the numbers
An open bet has not been counted yet. It contributes nothing to your profit, your ROI or your closing-line numbers, so correcting a stake you fat-fingered costs those figures nothing — the corrected number is simply the one that gets counted when the game ends.
A settled bet has already been counted. Its payout was worked out from the price you recorded, and the stake has been through every breakdown on the page. Editing it afterwards would restate the history without restating what came out of it, and a record you can quietly edit into a better-looking one is worth nothing as a record. So the numbers lock, and the honest remedy becomes removing the row rather than rewriting it. That is also why nothing lets you settle a bet by hand — results come from the automatic grader once the game ends. See How bets are graded.
Worth fixing before the game finishes
While a bet is open, both remedies are available and neither costs you anything. Once it settles, a wrong stake or a bet you never placed starts pulling your profit and ROI around, and only deleting it will take it back out — so a bet your sportsbook voided or rejected is best dealt with early.
Parlay and boosted odds
In the iPhone app, the odds on a parlay and on a boosted bet are shown but cannot be typed over. The wager on both is still correctable in the usual way.
Through the AI connector, your assistant can correct those odds too while the bet is open. Give it the price on your slip before any boost — for a parlay, the price of the whole ticket — and your boost is applied again to the corrected number. If the boost on record is wrong or missing, it can set that as well, or remove it.
A corrected parlay keeps its legs at the prices DawBets recorded. If a leg is voided on a cross-game parlay, the ticket is repriced from the remaining legs’ own prices, as it always has been; a same-game or SGPx parlay with more than one leg left goes to a person instead. Tracking boosted parlays covers what the two prices mean.
What a correction changes
Everything downstream. A corrected wager or price re-derives your profit, your ROI, the chart and every breakdown the moment it saves — there is no separate recalculation to wait for and nothing to refresh by hand.
What it does not touch is anything copied from the DawBets board row you tapped: the selection, the market, the teams, the start time, the sportsbook and the fair line. Those were never yours to type, before or after. How bet tracking works sets out which fields are which.
Exchange prices read below your ticket
Straight bets at Kalshi, Polymarket US and ProphetX, and in-game Novig bets, are recorded at the price after the book’s fee, so they read a little shorter than your ticket. That gap is the fee, not a mistake, so leave it. If you really got a different price, here or on the Track Bet sheet, take the fee off the winnings first, because a corrected price is saved exactly as entered and no fee comes off it later. A +137 ticket at Polymarket US, for example, goes in as +128. The exception is an older bet whose recorded price still matches your ticket: enter the ticket’s price on that one, because its fee comes off at settlement.
If you would rather we did it
On the website, or on a settled bet you would rather keep than delete, write to us and we will fix the row. Sending the details up front saves a round trip; How to contact DawBets support has the other ways to reach us.
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Find the bet in My Bets
Use the status and date filters to narrow it down. A screenshot of the card is the fastest thing you can send.
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Email team@dawbets.com from your account address
Include the selection, the sportsbook, the two teams, the date of the game, and what is currently recorded.
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Say what it should be, or that it should be removed
For example: “stake should be $20, not $200”, or “my book rejected this, please delete it”.
One case that is not a data-entry problem: a bet still showing OPEN long after the game finished. That is a grading failure, not something wrong with the row, and it has its own fix — see Why a bet is stuck on open.
Re-tracking will not create a duplicate
You can track a given board row once per account. Tap Track again and you get You already track this bet — We kept the version you tracked first. Nothing is overwritten and nothing new is saved, so re-tracking is not a way to correct a mistake — delete the row first if that is what you want. How bet tracking works sets out which repeat tracks are refused and which are not.
Deleting all of it
Removing one bet takes nothing else with it. Clearing the lot is a different thing: deleting your account deactivates it immediately, and 30 days later your personal details are erased. Your tracked bets are kept after that only in de-identified form, for aggregate statistics, and no longer show up anywhere as yours. The button for it is in the iPhone app; on the website you have to ask us. Read Deleting your account first, and What we do with your data if you want a copy before it goes.
Heads up
Your tracked history is a record, not a wallet: nothing here is debited and no balance moves. Sports betting is 21+ and legal only in some states, and an edge is not income — only stake money you can afford to lose. Responsible-gambling resources.
Common questions
How do I delete a bet on DawBets?
In the iPhone app, swipe the bet row in My Bets and confirm. It works whatever state the bet is in, including after it has settled, and your profit and ROI update straight away. The website has no delete control yet — email team@dawbets.com with the selection, sportsbook, teams and date, and we will remove the row for you.
Can I change the stake or the odds after tracking?
While the bet is still open, yes — tap it in My Bets in the iPhone app. Once it settles both lock, because they have already been counted into your profit and ROI; deleting the row is the remedy then. On a parlay or a boosted bet the app keeps the price fixed either way, though the wager still changes.
I tracked a bet my sportsbook rejected. What now?
Delete it — swipe the row in the iPhone app. It costs you nothing while it is open, and deleting still works after it settles, which is when it would otherwise start distorting your profit and ROI. On the website, email team@dawbets.com.
Will tracking the same bet again create a duplicate?
No. A board row can only be tracked once per account, and DawBets keeps the version you tracked first, so re-tracking will not overwrite a wrong stake — correct it, or delete the row and track it again. The same selection at a different sportsbook is a different row, and that one does track.
Can I mark a bet as won or lost myself?
No. Neither the website nor the iPhone app has a manual-settle control — bets are graded automatically once the game ends. If one is still open long afterwards, that is a grading problem rather than a missing button.
Related help
How bet tracking works
Where to track a bet, what you can change before you save it, what stays locked, and why the same bet can only be tracked once.
Why a tracked bet is still open
What it means when a finished game’s bet still says OPEN, the grading failures behind it, and what to do about a stuck bet.
How to contact DawBets support
Support is team@dawbets.com. What Send Feedback does, when to email instead, and what to include so we can answer on the first reply.
Delete your account
How to delete a DawBets account on iPhone, Android or the web, what happens to your data and subscription, and what to do if you change your mind.
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