Reporting
The Reporting section of the MTS Console provides a centralised and interactive view of betting ticket activity and system behaviour. It allows operators and analysts to monitor key business indicators such as turnover, profit, margin, and rejection rates—across various filters like bookmaker, sub-bookmaker, bet type, or time frame.
The section is divided into three tabs:
Summary
Detailed
MTS – Model Rejections
Summary tab
The Summary tab offers a high-level snapshot of your betting operation’s health. It is ideal for daily checks, weekly overviews, or quick performance reviews with stakeholders.
Filters
You can customise the view by selecting:
Data Aggregations: Daily / Monthly
Bookmaker / Sub-Bookmaker
Start Date / End Date
Bet Type
Live / Prematch / Mixed bets
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
At the top of the page, six performance metrics are displayed:
Accepted Tickets by Day
Accepted Turnover by Day
Average Stake by Day
Profit by Day
Margin by Day
Below the KPIs are key visual breakdowns:
Accepted Tickets by Liveness (Live, Prematch, Mixed)
Accepted Tickets by Bet Type (Singles, Multiples)
Unsettled Tickets Ratio
Rejected Tickets Ratio
Accepted Tickets Trend over time
Use the Measure dropdown to switch between:
Tickets
Turnover
Profit
Margin

Detailed tab
The Detailed tab provides a day-by-day or month-by-month breakdown of your KPIs in a tabular format. This view is particularly useful for data analysts, finance teams, and operations managers who want granular visibility over time.
Key Figures By Day/Month
Each row in the table corresponds to a calendar date/month and includes:
Accepted Tickets
Accepted Turnover
Average Stake
Profit
Margin
Expected Profit
Efficiency (% of Expected Profit realised)
Rejected Tickets and Turnover
Rejected Stake, Profit, Margin
Unsettled Tickets and Turnover, Expected Profit and expected Completion Time (last settlement date)
Daily Trend Graph
The lower part of the screen provides a time-series visual of the Accepted Tickets Trend, useful for identifying cyclical patterns, betting spikes, or drop-offs.
Use the Measure dropdown to switch between:
Tickets
Turnover
Profit
Margin

MTS – Model rejections tab
This tab gives deep insight into why bets are being rejected by the system. It's especially helpful for support teams, risk managers, and integration stakeholders looking to address open issues or understand model-driven restrictions.
Rejected tickets overview
The top section includes:
Rejected Tickets Ratio
Rejected Tickets by Day
Rejected Turnover
Rejected Expected Profit
Rejected Expected Margin
Daily Rejected Ticket Trend
Rejection breakdown table
The main table outlines daily data and breaks it down by Rejection reason, including:
Market expired
Odds offset limits
Exceeded liability
Max payout breach
Invalid market
Event not found or inactive
Internal system rules
Others
Each reason includes:
Count of rejected tickets
Associated turnover
Average stake
Estimated profit impact
Rejection reason bar chart
A horizontal bar chart ranks rejection reasons by ticket volume, highlighting key systemic or model-related limitations.

Use cases
Finance teams can track profitability and efficiency on a daily or monthly basis.
Risk teams can investigate high rejection rates by specific reason and date.
Customer service can cross-reference ticket rejections for dispute resolution.
Product teams can monitor the performance of new bet types or features.
Account managers can prepare data-backed insights for operator reviews.
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