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Pikkit review

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7.9out of 10

The short version

Bet tracker that syncs with US and Canadian sportsbooks, so your bets log themselves. Shows where you actually win and lose.

Pikkit

Our score
7.9 / 10
Platforms
iOS, Android
Price
Free, with a paid upgrade
Countries
US, Canada
Languages
English
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Pros

  • Automatic sync with 30+ sportsbooks and betting apps in the US and Canada
  • Breaks results down by sport, market and book

Cons

  • Sync is built for North American books only

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