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📊 What to track in IPL cricket betting — the five essential performance metrics

Track Metric 1 — Accuracy by venue: The most important tracking metric for IPL session bettors. Separate accuracy rates by venue reveal the model's true strengths and weaknesses. A bettor who is 61% accurate at Chepauk and 51% accurate at Chinnaswamy has a model that is well-calibrated at one venue and near-coinflip at the other. The tracking insight: invest in building the Chinnaswamy model rather than further refining the already-strong Chepauk model — the marginal accuracy gain is higher where the model is weakest.
Track Metric 2 — Process quality score vs result: Every bet tracked as (a) result and (b) process quality score 1–10. The critical tracking question: is the process-correct/process-incorrect split correlated with the win/loss split? If process-correct bets (score 8–10) produce 61% accuracy but process-incorrect bets (score 4–6) produce only 52% accuracy, the tracking confirms the analytical process is genuinely predictive. If process-correct and process-incorrect bets produce similar accuracy, the model needs examination — something in the "process" isn't adding actual prediction value.
Track Metric 3 — Deviation distribution: The distribution of deviations at which bets were placed. If the bettor has 30 bets with average deviation of 5.8%, but accuracy is only 53%, one of two things is true: (a) the 5.8% deviations are systematically caused by model inputs that don't predict session outcomes (the model needs revising), or (b) the sample is too small for the variance to have resolved. Tracking the deviation distribution reveals whether bets are being placed at appropriate thresholds.
Track Metric 4 — Bankroll curve: The weekly bankroll position plotted over the full IPL season. A rising bankroll curve (allowing for variance) confirms the model is producing genuine positive EV. A flat or declining curve after 50+ bets — with consistent process quality — suggests the model's edge estimate is too high and the threshold needs raising. The bankroll curve is the ultimate tracking metric but requires sufficient sample before drawing conclusions.
Track Metric 5 — Seasonal improvement rate: Year-over-year accuracy comparison at matched venues (same venue, same pitch type, same season phase). Season 2 Chepauk accuracy vs Season 1 Chepauk accuracy — is the improvement trajectory consistent with expected +3–5% per season? If yes, the development process is working. If no improvement across two seasons, the learning process needs examination.