You've logged in, and at the top of the screen you see several numbers: Balance, Exposure, maybe "Available" or "Credit Reference," and a menu with Account Statement, Profit & Loss, Bet History and more. For many users, these figures are confusing at first. "Why is my available balance lower than my balance?" "Where did my money go?" "Why can't I withdraw the full amount?" Most support messages about "missing money" turn out to be misunderstandings of the dashboard.
This guide explains every common part of the BetPro account dashboard in plain language, with simple worked examples: what each figure means, how exposure works, how to read your statement and profit and loss report, how to check open and settled bets, how to change your password and stake settings, and how to use the dashboard to keep control of your spending. Layouts differ slightly between desks and versions of the site, but the concepts are the same everywhere, and once you understand them you'll rarely need to ask support about your balance again.

The Main Figures at a Glance
| Figure | What it means |
|---|---|
| Balance | The total money in your account, including amounts held for open bets |
| Exposure (Liability) | The maximum you could lose on your open, unsettled bets |
| Available balance | Balance minus exposure: what you can bet with or withdraw now |
| Credit reference | On some panels, the credit your desk has assigned to the account |
| Profit & Loss | Your net results over a period |
Balance
Your balance is the total value of your account. It goes up when a deposit is credited or a bet wins, and down when a bet loses or a withdrawal is processed. Importantly, your balance includes money that's currently tied up in open bets. That's why the balance alone doesn't tell you what you can use right now.
Exposure: The Figure That Confuses Everyone
Exposure (sometimes shown as liability) is the most you could lose if all your open bets went against you. It's held back from your balance until those bets settle.
Exposure From a Back Bet
If you back a team with PKR 1,000, your exposure is PKR 1,000, because that's the most you can lose.
Exposure From a Lay Bet
If you lay a team at odds of 3.00 with a stake of PKR 1,000, your liability is 1,000 × (3.00 − 1) = PKR 2,000. Your exposure is PKR 2,000, because that's what you'd pay if the team wins.
Exposure From Sessions
A session bet adds its maximum possible loss to exposure. For example, PKR 500 on Yes at rate 100 adds PKR 500.
Exposure Across Several Bets in One Market
If you have bets on both sides of the same market, exposure is calculated on the worst-case outcome for that market, not by adding every bet together. For example, if you back Team A with PKR 1,000 at 2.00 and later lay Team A with PKR 500 at 1.80:
- If Team A wins: +1,000 from the back, −400 from the lay (500 × 0.80) = +600.
- If Team A loses: −1,000 from the back, +500 from the lay = −500.
Your exposure on this market is PKR 500, the worst case, not PKR 1,400.
Exposure Across Different Markets
Bets on different markets, like match odds and a session, are usually added together, because they can all lose at the same time.
Available Balance
Your available balance is usually your balance minus your exposure. It's the amount you can place new bets with, or request to withdraw.
Worked Example
- You deposit PKR 5,000. Balance: 5,000. Exposure: 0. Available: 5,000.
- You back Pakistan with PKR 1,000. Balance: 5,000. Exposure: 1,000. Available: 4,000.
- You bet PKR 500 on a session. Balance: 5,000. Exposure: 1,500. Available: 3,500.
- The session loses. Balance: 4,500. Exposure: 1,000. Available: 3,500.
- Pakistan win at odds of 2.20. Balance: 4,500 + 1,200 = 5,700. Exposure: 0. Available: 5,700 (before any commission).
Notice that the balance didn't drop when you placed bets. Only exposure and available balance changed. The balance changes when bets settle.
Credit Reference
Some BetPro panels show a credit reference, which reflects the credit the desk has assigned to your account. Your profit or loss is often calculated relative to it. Not every desk displays or uses this figure in the same way, so if you see it and aren't sure what it means for your account, ask your desk to explain it with your actual numbers.
Account Statement
The account statement is a chronological record of every change to your balance. It typically shows:
- Date and time of each entry.
- Description: deposit, withdrawal, market settlement or adjustment.
- Credit or debit amount.
- Running balance after each entry.
How to Use It
- Check deposits: confirm that every deposit you sent was credited.
- Check settlements: see how each market settled and what it added or removed.
- Check withdrawals: confirm when withdrawals were deducted.
- Resolve disputes: screenshot the relevant lines when you contact support.
Most statements let you filter by date range. When something looks wrong, narrow the range to the day it happened and read line by line.
Profit & Loss Report
The Profit & Loss (P&L) report summarises your net results by market, event or sport over a chosen period.
- Each row usually shows an event or market and your net result on it.
- Totals show your overall profit or loss for the period.
- Commission on net market winnings may be shown separately or included.
Why the P&L Report Is So Useful
Most people underestimate their losses and remember their wins. The P&L report gives you the honest total. Checking it monthly is one of the best responsible-play habits there is. Many users are surprised, and some decide to cut back after seeing the real figure.
Open Bets and Bet History
Open (Current) Bets
This shows bets that haven't settled yet. It usually separates:
- Matched bets: accepted and live.
- Unmatched bets: waiting for someone to take the other side at your requested price.
Unmatched bets can often be cancelled. Check this screen during matches, especially if you requested a price better than the market.
Bet History
Settled bets appear in bet history with the stake, odds, result and profit or loss. Use it to review which kinds of bets you win and lose most often.
Changing Your Password
Most dashboards have a "Change Password" option in the account or settings menu. Change your password:
- Immediately after your desk creates your ID or resets your password.
- If you've ever logged in through a link someone sent you.
- If you've shared your login with anyone.
- If you notice any activity you don't recognise.
Use a password you don't use anywhere else, especially not for your email, WhatsApp or mobile wallet.
Stake Settings (Quick Stakes)
Many dashboards let you set quick-stake buttons, preset amounts that appear on the bet slip so you can bet with one tap. They're convenient, but they can also make betting too easy. Responsible use:
- Set quick stakes to small amounts that match your per-bet limit.
- Avoid setting large quick stakes "just in case."
- Review them occasionally, especially after a big win or loss.
Rules and Market Information
Dashboards usually include a "Rules" section explaining how markets settle, including rain, ties, abandoned matches and sessions. Read the rules for the markets you use. Many disputes come from users assuming a rule rather than reading it.
Common Dashboard Questions
"My balance is fine, but I can't withdraw it all."
You probably have exposure on open bets. Wait until they settle, or check the open bets screen.
"My balance dropped but I didn't lose any bets."
Check the statement for a withdrawal request, an adjustment, or a bet you forgot. Also check whether a bonus was removed under its conditions.
"My deposit isn't showing."
Deposits are credited by your desk after they confirm receipt. Check the statement, then send the desk your transaction ID and a screenshot.
"The P&L shows a loss, but I thought I was winning."
Memory bias is common. Check the bet history for the period. Small frequent losses often add up to more than one big win.
Dashboard Samjhein (Roman Urdu)
BetPro dashboard par Balance aap ka kul paisa hai, jis mein khuli bets ka paisa bhi shamil hai. Exposure woh zyada se zyada raqam hai jo aap khuli bets par haar sakte hain. Available balance yani balance minus exposure, jo aap abhi bet ya withdraw kar sakte hain. Isi liye kabhi kabhi poora balance withdraw nahin hota: kuch paisa khuli bets mein phansa hota hai.
Account Statement mein har deposit, withdrawal aur settlement ki tafseel hoti hai, aur Profit & Loss mein kisi bhi muddat ka asal nateeja. Har mahine P&L zaroor dekhein, kyunke yaad-dasht aksar jeet yaad rakhti hai aur haar bhool jati hai. Naya ID milte hi password badlein, aur quick stake buttons ko apni bet ki had ke mutabiq chhota rakhein.
Using the Dashboard for Responsible Play
- Weekly: check the P&L for the week and compare it with your budget.
- Monthly: review deposits and withdrawals in the statement. Are you depositing more than planned?
- Before each session: check exposure, so you know what's already at risk.
- After big events: review bet history to spot impulsive bets.
- Quick stakes: keep them small.
Worked Example: Reading a Statement Line by Line
Here's an illustrative statement for one evening, showing how the entries relate to your balance:
| Time | Description | Credit | Debit | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5:10 PM | Deposit | 3,000 | 3,000 | |
| 9:45 PM | PAK v AUS / 6 Over Runs: settled | 500 | 2,500 | |
| 10:20 PM | PAK v AUS / Player Runs: settled | 400 | 2,900 | |
| 11:55 PM | PAK v AUS / Match Odds: settled | 1,200 | 4,100 | |
| 12:05 AM | Withdrawal request | 1,000 | 3,100 |
Reading it:
- The deposit was credited at 5:10 PM, so the desk confirmed it.
- A session bet lost PKR 500, a player-runs bet won PKR 400 and the match odds bet won PKR 1,200.
- The withdrawal request immediately reduced the balance, even though the money may reach your wallet later.
- Net for the evening, excluding the withdrawal: +PKR 1,100.
Notice that open bets placed earlier don't appear as debits when placed. They appear when the market settles. That's why statements can look "quiet" during a match and then show several entries at once afterwards.
Worked Example: Exposure Across Multiple Markets
During one match you have:
- Match odds: back Pakistan PKR 1,000 at 2.20. Worst case −1,000.
- 6 over session: Yes PKR 500 at rate 100. Worst case −500.
- Player runs: No PKR 300 at rate 100. Worst case −300.
- Match odds (another match): lay Team X PKR 500 at 4.00. Worst case −1,500.
Total exposure: 1,000 + 500 + 300 + 1,500 = PKR 3,300. With a balance of PKR 5,000, your available balance is PKR 1,700. If you try to withdraw PKR 3,000, it won't be possible until some of these bets settle. The lay on Team X is the biggest part of your exposure, even though its stake was only PKR 500. That's the effect of laying at higher odds.
Tracking Deposits Against Your Budget
Your statement is also the easiest way to see how much you've actually deposited. At the end of each month:
- Filter the statement to the month.
- Add up all deposit entries.
- Add up all withdrawal entries.
- Subtract withdrawals from deposits to get your net spend for the month.
- Compare that with your monthly betting budget.
If net spend is regularly above budget, the dashboard is giving you an important warning. Consider lowering limits, taking a break or asking your desk to cap deposits.
Bonuses on the Dashboard
If you've received a bonus, such as a 30% first-deposit bonus, it may appear as part of your balance or as a separate bonus balance, depending on your desk. Bonus funds usually come with turnover conditions. Before trying to withdraw, ask your desk:
- How much of my balance is bonus and how much is my own money?
- What turnover is required before the bonus becomes withdrawable?
- Which bets count towards the turnover?
- What happens to the bonus if I withdraw early?
Knowing these answers prevents the common surprise of a balance that looks withdrawable but isn't.
Mobile vs Desktop Dashboard
On phones, the dashboard is often condensed: balance and exposure may be shown in a small header, and reports sit in a side menu. On a laptop or desktop, tables like the statement and P&L are easier to read. If you're investigating a problem or doing a monthly review, a larger screen helps. Whatever device you use, always access the dashboard through your saved official address, never through a link someone sent you.
Security Features to Check on Your Dashboard
- Password change: use it right after your ID is created.
- Login history, if available: check for logins from unfamiliar devices or times.
- Logout: always log out on shared or public devices.
- Official address: check the address bar every time before entering your password.
If anything looks unfamiliar, like bets you didn't place, a changed password or unexplained withdrawals, contact your desk immediately and ask them to freeze the ID while you investigate.
What Your Desk Can and Can't See
Your desk can usually see your balance, exposure, bets and statement through their panel. That's how they credit deposits, process withdrawals and answer questions. They can also reset your password. They should never need your password to help you, and they should never ask for your wallet PIN or OTP. When you report a problem, sending screenshots of the relevant statement lines speeds things up, because the desk can match them to their own records.
Dashboard Glossary
- Balance: total account value, including funds held for open bets.
- Exposure / liability: maximum possible loss on open bets.
- Available balance: balance minus exposure.
- Credit reference: credit assigned by your desk, on panels that show it.
- Account statement: a chronological record of balance changes.
- P&L: net results over a period.
- Open bets: unsettled bets, split into matched and unmatched.
- Bet history: settled bets with results.
- Quick stakes: preset stake buttons.
- Settlement: when a market's result is applied to your balance.
- Void: a cancelled bet with the stake returned.
- Commission: the charge on net market winnings.
Dashboard Ke Aam Masail (Roman Urdu)
- Poora balance withdraw nahin ho raha: khuli bets ka exposure check karein.
- Balance kam ho gaya: statement mein withdrawal request, settle hui bet ya bonus hatne ki entry dekhein.
- Deposit nazar nahin aa raha: desk ko transaction ID aur screenshot bhejein.
- Lagta tha jeet raha hoon, P&L mein nuqsan hai: bet history dekhein, choti haarein aksar bari jeet se zyada ho jati hain.
- Anjaan bets nazar aa rahi hain: foran desk se ID freeze aur password reset karwayein.
How Settlement Timing Affects Your Dashboard
Different markets settle at different times, which affects when your balance changes:
- Session markets settle when the relevant over is complete, often during the match.
- Player run markets settle when the player is out or the innings ends.
- Match odds settle after the result is confirmed.
- Casino rounds settle within seconds.
- Outright markets, like a tournament winner, settle only when the tournament ends, so their exposure stays on your dashboard for weeks.
If you have an outright bet, remember it's quietly reducing your available balance. Some users forget about outrights and wonder why they can't withdraw their whole balance.
Voided Markets
If a market is voided, for example because of rain, your stake is returned and exposure is released. This may appear in the statement as a zero-result settlement or a refund entry, depending on the platform.
Delayed Settlement
Occasionally, settlement is delayed while results are confirmed, for example after a scoring correction. During that time, exposure remains held. If a market seems to be taking unusually long, ask your desk.
A Monthly Dashboard Review in Ten Minutes
- Open the P&L for last month and note the total result.
- Open the statement for last month and total deposits and withdrawals.
- Compare net spend with your planned budget.
- Look at bet history for your three biggest losses. Were they planned or impulsive?
- Check open bets for anything forgotten, like outrights.
- Review quick stakes, and reset them to your per-bet limit.
- Decide one change for next month, such as fewer casino rounds, no sessions or a lower budget.
This short routine turns your dashboard from a scoreboard into a practical tool for staying in control of your money.
Reporting a Problem Using Dashboard Evidence
When something doesn't add up, a clear message backed by dashboard screenshots gets resolved fastest. Include:
- Your username.
- What you expected to see and what you actually see.
- The date and time the issue happened.
- Screenshots of the relevant statement lines, open bets or bet history.
- Wallet receipts for any deposit in question, with transaction IDs.
Example: "My username is ______. I deposited PKR 2,000 at 6:15 PM today by JazzCash (transaction ID ______), but it isn't in my statement. Screenshot of the receipt and statement attached." A message like this can usually be checked and fixed in minutes.
Understanding the Numbers After a Big Match
After a busy match, several markets may settle close together, and the dashboard can change quickly. Before reacting, wait until all your markets have settled, then check the statement. It's common for users to panic when exposure drops and the balance moves in several steps, only to find everything correct once the final entries appear.
Common Misreadings to Avoid
- Treating balance as withdrawable: only the available balance is.
- Treating exposure as a loss: it's a possible loss, held until settlement.
- Ignoring outrights: long-term bets keep exposure on your account for weeks.
- Forgetting unmatched bets: they may still be matched later if the price reaches your level.
- Judging results by memory: the P&L report is the honest record.
Worked Example: Exposure on a Session You Traded
You bet Yes 48 on 6 over runs with PKR 500 at rate 100. A few balls later the line moves to No 52 | Yes 53, and you bet No 52 with PKR 500 at rate 100. Now:
- If the total is 48 to 51: both bets win, +PKR 1,000.
- If the total is 52 or more: Yes wins, No loses, so PKR 0.
- If the total is 47 or less: Yes loses, No wins, so PKR 0.
The worst case is PKR 0, so the dashboard should show no exposure on this session once both bets are matched, even though you've staked PKR 1,000 in total. If your dashboard still shows exposure, check that both bets were fully matched in the open bets screen.
Worked Example: Why a Withdrawal Was Smaller Than Expected
Ali's balance shows PKR 8,000, and he requests a PKR 8,000 withdrawal. The request is rejected. His dashboard shows:
- Balance: PKR 8,000.
- Exposure: PKR 2,500, from a tournament-winner bet and a session in tonight's match.
- Available: PKR 5,500.
He can withdraw up to PKR 5,500 now. The remaining PKR 2,500 stays on the account until those bets settle. Checking the available balance first would have avoided the confusion.
Dashboard Habits Worth Building
- Look at exposure before every new bet.
- Check the available balance before requesting a withdrawal.
- Screenshot the statement after each deposit is credited.
- Review the P&L at the end of every week.
- Keep quick stakes at or below your per-bet limit.
- Log out after every session on shared devices.
Using the Dashboard With Your Desk's Records
Your dashboard and your desk's panel should always tell the same story. Your own records, meaning wallet receipts and a simple note of deposits and withdrawals, are the third check. When all three match, you can be confident everything is in order. When they don't, the difference usually points straight to the problem: a deposit not yet credited, a withdrawal not yet paid, or a bet you forgot. Keeping all three aligned takes a few minutes a week and prevents almost every dispute before it starts.
Quick Reference: Where to Look
| Question | Where to look |
|---|---|
| How much can I withdraw now? | Available balance |
| How much is at risk right now? | Exposure and open bets |
| Was my deposit credited? | Account statement |
| How did a market settle? | Account statement or bet history |
| Am I up or down this month? | Profit & Loss report |
| Is my bet live or waiting? | Open bets (matched / unmatched) |
| How do markets settle in rain? | Rules section |
Bookmark this table or take a screenshot. Most dashboard questions can be answered in seconds once you know which screen to open.
When the Dashboard Tells You to Slow Down
Your dashboard can act as an early warning system. Rising monthly deposits, a P&L that keeps getting worse, exposure that's regularly a large share of your balance, or quick stakes that keep creeping up are all signs that betting may be taking more than you intended. Treat them as signals, not just numbers. If you see them, lower your limits, take a break, or ask your desk to cap deposits or close your ID. The figures on the screen are there to help you make those decisions early, while they're still easy.
Getting Started
If you don't have an ID yet, you can register online in about two minutes on the BetPro ID Pakistan portal and fund it from PKR 500. If you'd prefer someone to walk you through the dashboard live, BetPro Account Pakistan opens accounts over WhatsApp in about five minutes and offers 24/7 support.
Legal Reminder
Online betting isn't licensed in Pakistan, and the Public Gambling Act 1867 and provincial laws apply. Understanding your dashboard helps you manage risk, but it doesn't change the legal position. Understand the law where you live.
More Guides
For an overview, see the BetPro Exchange Pakistan guide. To turn your dashboard figures into healthy limits, read the BetPro responsible play guide. And for a step-by-step Roman Urdu guide to opening an ID, see BetPro ID kaise banaye.

Frequently Asked Questions
What is exposure on BetPro?
The maximum amount you could lose on your open bets. It's held back from your balance until the bets settle.
Why is my available balance lower than my balance?
Because some of your balance is covering exposure on open bets.
How is lay exposure calculated?
Lay stake × (odds − 1). For example, PKR 1,000 laid at 3.00 creates PKR 2,000 exposure.
Where can I see all my deposits and withdrawals?
In the account statement, which lists every balance change with dates and amounts.
What does the Profit & Loss report show?
Your net results by event or market over a chosen period, including overall totals.
What is an unmatched bet?
A bet waiting for another user to accept it at your requested price. It can usually be cancelled.
How do I change my BetPro password?
Use the Change Password option in the account or settings menu, or ask your desk to reset it.
What are quick stakes?
Preset stake buttons on the bet slip. Keep them small to match your per-bet limit.
What is a credit reference?
On some panels, the credit your desk has assigned to your account. Ask your desk how it applies to your figures.
Why does a withdrawal request reduce my balance immediately?
The amount is set aside for payment as soon as you request it, even if it reaches your wallet later.
Why don't bets show in the statement until later?
Statements usually record results when a market settles, not when bets are placed.
How can I see my total deposits for a month?
Filter the account statement by month and add up the deposit entries.
Final Word
The BetPro dashboard tells you everything you need to know about your money, once you understand it: balance is the total, exposure is what's at risk, available balance is what you can use, and the statement and P&L report tell the honest story over time. Check them regularly, keep quick stakes small, and contact your desk with statement screenshots whenever something doesn't add up. To start with a small balance, register at betproidpakistan.com, or get a guided setup at betproaccount.com.pk.
18+ only. Betting involves risk of loss. Play responsibly and within the law where you live.