Once a slate finishes, LiveSlates lets you log how each of your entries did — what you staked, where you finished, and what you won. From that it builds your running profit and loss: net, ROI, cash rate, a P&L curve over time, and a breakdown by sport.
Why you enter this yourself. The platforms don't hand us your final rank and winnings — DraftKings keeps live standings behind its login, and FanTeam only exposes them briefly while a contest is live. So you record your results, and we do the tracking. It takes seconds and the history is yours to keep.
Recording a result
- Go to the Lineups tab. When a slate finishes, an Ended tab appears on the right of the filter strip — with a small badge showing how many of your entries still need recording.
- Open the Ended tab and press Record results on a finished slate.
- A grid opens listing every one of your entries on that slate, sorted by final fantasy points — so the lineups that most likely cashed sit at the top.
- For each entry, fill in: - Stake — what the entry cost. This carries over automatically from an imported lineup, so it's usually already filled in. - Winnings — what you got back. Leave it blank if you didn't cash — a blank counts as zero. So you only type winnings on the entries that actually paid. - Rank (optional) — where you finished (e.g. 124th). Nice context, but not needed for the money maths.
- Press Save. The running Net at the bottom updates as you type, so you can watch the slate's profit or loss come together.
Every entry needs a stake to be recorded — a result without one wouldn't mean anything. You can reopen a finished slate any time to change what you entered; the button reads Edit results once something's been saved.
Reading your bankroll
Your Bankroll page is the dashboard for all of this.
The headline numbers
- Net — total winnings minus total stake. Green means you're up, red means you're down.
- ROI — your net as a percentage of everything you've staked. +20% means you're up 20% on what you put in.
- Staked / Won — total put in versus total returned.
- Cash rate — the share of your entries that won anything (finished in the money).
Bankroll over time — your net over time. The line climbs when you cash and dips when you don't, so you can see at a glance whether you're trending up or down.
By sport — your net in each sport, so you can answer "am I actually profitable in MLB?" without doing any sums. Click a sport to filter the whole page down to it.
Filters and the history grid — narrow everything by date range (7, 30 or 90 days, or all time) and by sport. The full history below is sortable (click any column heading), searchable, and paged — so it stays fast and tidy even with hundreds of entries.
A note on currency
Results show in the currency of the platform you played on — DraftKings and FanDuel in dollars, FanTeam in pounds. If you play across both, note that the headline totals assume a single currency.