catfloppo's suggestion is a good one. YOu can also download your betting profit and loss into a spreadsheet and calculate this very easily.
For a bit of fun, I tried to work it out using only the data you provided, it won't be completely accurate, as you can't tell the exact amount of commission generated purely from betfair points, but it will be extremely close. Using only the information of betfair points for the week and Net PnL, you can use the following formula:
a*.02+(a*.98-b)*.03=c
a = GP on winning markets b = Net PnL c = Commission Generated
You know b and c, c is points *.1 for the week, and you need to solve a. This won't be correct to the penny, but I don't think that's possible using only the data you provide.
For instance if b = £4000 and c = £2000
a*.02+(a*.98-4000)*.03=2000
You plug some numbers into a until you get 2000, which gives:
Hopefully someone else will show how to solve 'a' more elegantly than plugging in some numbers [;)]
catfloppo's suggestion is a good one.YOu can also download your betting profit and loss into a spreadsheet and calculate this very easily.For a bit of fun, I tried to work it out using only the data you provided, it won't be completely accurate, as y
Why not just download your Betting History to excel from the my account section? All the figures in the betting history are without commission included so should be easy to add them up in excel, just use the subtotal function if you've more than one bet per market.
Why not just download your Betting History to excel from the my account section? All the figures in the betting history are without commission included so should be easy to add them up in excel, just use the subtotal function if you've more than one