Ethan RileyStep 1: Locate the Statistics Tab
Open dabet Dabet.com.se in your browser. Wait for the full page to load. Look at the top navigation bar, directly under the main logo. Find the tab labeled “Statistics.” It sits between “Live Betting” and “Promotions.” Do not click “Live Betting” by mistake.
Pro Tip: If you use a mobile device, the navigation bar collapses into a hamburger menu (three horizontal lines) at the top left. Tap it first, then scroll down to find “Statistics.”
Step 2: Select Your Sport
After clicking “Statistics,” the page refreshes. You see a left sidebar with a list of sports. The default sport is usually “Football.” Click on your desired sport, for example, “Basketball.” The entire dashboard updates instantly.
Pro Tip: The sports list is alphabetically sorted. “Basketball” is near the top, but “eSports” is under “E.” Scroll slowly to avoid misclicks.
Step 3: Choose a League or Tournament
Below the sport list, a new dropdown menu appears labeled “League.” Click it. A scrollable list of leagues shows up. For Basketball, you might see “NBA,” “EuroLeague,” or “Swedish Basketligan.” Select the league you want to analyze. The dashboard now filters to only that league’s data.
Pro Tip: If you don’t see your league, type its name in the search bar inside the dropdown. The system supports partial matches, so typing “NBA” works.
Step 4: Set the Time Range
Look for a row of buttons labeled “Last 7 Days,” “Last 30 Days,” “Last 90 Days,” and “Custom.” Click “Last 30 Days” for a balanced view. If you need a specific period, click “Custom.” A calendar pop-up appears. Click the start date, then the end date. The dashboard recalculates.
Pro Tip: The “Custom” range has a maximum of 365 days. If you try to go further back, the system resets to the last 365 days automatically.
Step 5: Read the Main Metrics Panel
The top section of the dashboard shows four large numbers. From left to right: “Total Matches,” “Home Win %,” “Draw %,” and “Away Win %.” These update based on your sport, league, and time range. For example, if you selected NBA last 30 days, “Home Win %” might show 58.3%. This means home teams won 58.3% of those games.
Pro Tip: Hover your mouse over any of these numbers. A tooltip appears with the exact calculation formula, like “Home Wins / Total Matches * 100.”
Step 6: Analyze the Performance Table
Scroll down. You see a table with columns: “Team,” “Played,” “Won,” “Drawn,” “Lost,” “Goals For,” “Goals Against,” “Goal Difference,” and “Points.” Each row is a team in your selected league. The table is sortable. Click the “Goal Difference” header to sort teams from best to worst goal difference. Click again to reverse.
Pro Tip: Use the search bar above the table to find a specific team. Type “Lakers” and the table filters instantly to show only that team’s row.
Step 7: Toggle Advanced Filters
On the right side of the dashboard, find a collapsible panel labeled “Advanced Filters.” Click it. Options appear: “Home Only,” “Away Only,” “Last 5 Matches,” “Last 10 Matches.” Select “Home Only” to see only home game statistics. Then select “Last 5 Matches” to narrow data to the most recent five games. The table and metrics panel update again.
Pro Tip: Using “Home Only” and “Away Only” simultaneously is not possible. The system forces you to choose one or the other.
Step 8: Export the Data
At the top right of the dashboard, find a small icon that looks like a downward arrow with a horizontal line. Click it. A dropdown offers “Export as CSV” or “Export as PDF.” Choose “Export as CSV.” Your browser downloads a file named “dabet_stats.csv.” Open it in Excel or Google Sheets for offline analysis.
Pro Tip: The CSV file includes all current filters. If you have “Home Only” active, the export only includes home game data. Always double-check your filters before exporting.
Step 9: Reset the Dashboard
To start fresh, look for a circular arrow icon next to the export button. Click it. The dashboard resets to default settings: Football, no league selected, last 7 days, all matches. Your previous filters are cleared.
Pro Tip: There is no undo. If you reset accidentally, you must re-select your sport, league, and time range manually.
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