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In sports betting you need to maintain at least around a 53% win rate to stay profitable, assuming the average odds you take are around 1.90. I’m just curious how many here actually keep track of their win rate. I know most of us don’t track it properly, so even an estimate is fine.

Roughly, what win percentage do you think you’ve reached so far since you started betting?

I think it's mostly those gamblers who took betting as an occupation that usually track their win rate like that so that they can confirm if they are profitable or not but casual bettors don't always keep track of this, they just flow along with any result they get. Like me, I just keep playing without being bothered to checking if my rate of winning is highly greater than my lose.

You are absolutely right, there's no point in keeping a win rate if you are the type that just gambles to have fun and i feel like when you do this it's going to put you under a lot of pressure, when you find out that you aren't winning that much this might make you desperate to start chasing losses. There is no point in doing this if you aren't taking it as a full time job which isn't advised for anyone to do

Hard to tell the exact win rate as I am not really counting since the NBA started. But I do have an idea that I have more wins this start of the season than it is in the past.

I think it has something to do with me being careful because I don't want to end up with the same result as I did last year. It's almost like I just got my money back, or maybe some losses that I didn't count. Plus, I am trying to lessen the bets on underdogs because in my records in the past season, most of my lost bets came from that section.  ;D

I don't think gamblers count win rates, although it may sound strange, but it's true. Those who count win rates actually take a lot of factors into account when gambling, and these gamblers are the ones who remain profitable in gambling for a long time because they are experienced enough.

I think it's important for us to calculate win rate so we can track our performance rate, which makes it much more effective in making decisions later. Many gamblers actually place bets randomly, they don't keep much in mind, which results in their gambling journey being very limited.

I can't really know the exact winning rate I've had so far and I don't take this seriously because I don't take gambling to be a profession like how others do...To me gambling is just a way for me to have fun and since I start betting till now I don't think I have made significant amount of profit but like I said I don't take this seriously because I don't take is as a source of income although there's nothing wrong with that

I don't really track my gambling winnings that much, especially when it comes to gambling. Even though I bet mostly on sports, I never count my winnings and losings. But if I had to guess, I would say that my winnings are higher than my losses because I play sports and I can win fairly well. Also, since I gamble for fun and use very little money, I don't count my winnings or losings.

I've never recorded a winning ratio from any sports betting, so I gamble as usual with the goal of fun despite little expectation of winning. ;D

I can't say with certainty the winning percentage because this week we lost a lot and the previous week won a lot, meaning that it is not balanced sometimes the results are unexpected, it could be that the percentage below 50% is just an estimate.

This percentage is not true because you are ignoring the multiplier in your estimation and forgetting the fact that everyone have their method of playing and aim of playing. Not everyone is chasing 1.90 odd, some people do not play that small odd because they will consider it too small and too risky for them. If you target 10 odds parlay, 30% win rate is putting you into big profits already. The win rate does not matter, what matter is how many odds will you be able to win.

a good tipster, in one year is able to earn with gambling 7%-10% of total wagered.
Of course here we are talking about people that play for win systematically. They use softwares for making bids.


I keep track of my bets.
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I can see the total profit has not been bad in 4 years but it can change deeply... I would just avoid to focus on a specific target but just to maximize wins and avoid losses...

That’s right. There’s a lot of things about I can keep track and my win rate in gambling is not one of those things. Not like I’m saying it’s not important or necessary, at some point, a gambler could choose to keep track of their performance maybe in the long term or short term, to know how they’re doing, but I honesty don’t care about my progress in gambling, but if I’m to give a rough estimate, I’d say my win rate in gambling should be around 30-40% roughly, it could be more or less.

Do you know your percentage of win rate and how much was your profit in the last months? I never keep track of this but I know I have more profit than losses since I started because I remember the times I lost everything in a casino and its less than what I took out later when I won many games in a row.

But I have no idea about the percentage and the total numbers.

I don't keep overall statistics on all the bets I've made, but at least all the bets that were made intuitively resulted in a loss in the long run, there definitely wasn't a 53% win rate, and the bet amounts varied. When compiling such statistics, it is also important to understand what the bet amounts were for your wins and losses, otherwise it may turn out that most of the wins were when the bet amounts were insignificant, while the losses were when you made large bets. In fact, if keeping such statistics helps you to be effective in betting, then you can keep them. But if, on the contrary, it distracts and annoys you, then it is better to give it up.

if i am being honest a lot of betters don’t hit anywhere near like 53% over the long run and many don’t even track their numbers well enough to know. but i will say my win rate stays somewhere around the mid 40s overall, because there are ups and downs, bad runs, good runs and a lot of bets that look good but don’t land. the important part is managing your bankroll, not chasing losses and only betting what you understand. a win rate alone does not tell the whole story, but most regular betters hover below the profitable range unless they are very disciplined or very selective

I daren’t look to be honest because I know what I will see :D

I enjoy gambling but I don’t bet big and IF I lose it’s OK. I only gamble for fun, I’m not trying to make a career out of it.

I don't know the winning percentage as long as I do sports gambling activities, the point is that I often win, unfortunately I never calculate my winning percentage.

Maybe it would be good to know the winning percentage in sports gambling, I might start calculating in 2026, how much capital and profit I will get in sports gambling.

Hopefully I can do it next year, but as far as I remember sports betting for me has good opportunities for now and this second.

ive been at this sports betting thing for like three years now mostly on nba and some ufc fights i do try to track my wins and losses in a google sheet cuz it helps me see patterns but its not always spot on id guess my overall win rate sits around 45-50% depending on the season which aint great but heres the thing win rate aint the whole story if youre betting on higher odds like parlays or underdogs you can still come out ahead with a lower percentage the real key is bankroll management and not chasing losses after a bad streak thatll kill you faster than anything stick to 1-2% of your bank per bet and research the hell out of matchups stats injuries all that jazz instead of just gut feelings most casual betters lose cuz they bet emotionally on their fave teams lol anyway heres a meme that pretty much nails how i feel after a rough week.

I don't keep track of my win because I am not into gamble to make money. Sometimes I will want to try if I can raise some profits but I lose alot when I gamble to make profits so right now I'm gambling for entertainment so that I won't lose a lot of money. Some gamblers are keeping their winning tracks but I don't. This can only help gamblers that are involved in gamble to make money so that they can know if their winning rate is higher than their losing rate. If winning is higher than losses they know they are gaining.

To be honest I never keep track of my winnings. I have a rough idea of ​​how much I win and how much I lose but I have never tried to calculate the exact percentage of winnings. Most of the time people think they are doing well, but if you calculate it you may find that the real picture is different.

I think it may be necessary to keep track of those who want to make regular profits, but for normal bettors who play for fun it is not much of a headache. In the end we all play for fun and excitement, so we do not run after percentages.

You don't even need to have up to 53% winning rate mate. If you can have at least 40% winning rate you are good to go and this also depends if your risk to reward ratio. If most of you bets is 1:20, you can be very successful in gambling because it's going to take you 20 consecutive loses for you to have a lose that is equal to your previous wins. Everything about gambling should be calculative and we should not allow love for winnings to make us gamble more than the actual amount that needed to be use for betting.

If profits is your aims it very important to mentain a stable percentage that allows you to succeed by all means, so mentaining a consistent balance can be most effective.

Sport betting can be somewhat technical and at that we avoid making decisions that affects our future outcomes and at that level we put in effective measures to sustain the balance I winning and bankroll.

I haven't checked because I've been betting for a long time and have changed many betting platforms, but in any case, I feel like I've lost more than I've won, and I feel it in my pocket. Although I'm fairly knowledgeable in my favorite team sports, I'm still working on improving my strategies and self-control because I think at some point I'll be able to match the pros. At least, if I try, it might work out, rather than just hoping for luck like many players who don't want to put in the effort. I think that's just wishful thinking and nothing more.

Are you referring to a single bet profit or total profits in all time? Either way. I can not remember because I don't chase percentage rather, I just consider the game odds per team as a sport bettor so that I don't risk keep past records neither whether lost percentage or winning percentage.
Perhaps keeping past records can be traumatizing because you will surely loose more than your wins and unfortunately I would not want to keep such unenjoyable memories.

If I look at the betting records in the casino, I might be surprised that there are more losses than wins, so I don't want to know the results of the record because it is definitely more losses.
 Besides, there is no need to think about what the winning percentage is because we ourselves are not looking for money in betting but for fun so there is no need to find out how the results are.

I don't think keeping track record of our win or loss is important like that. To me keeping track record is another way of discouraging yourself not to gamble because you will definitely see the results of loses more than win. Emagine after checking your gambling history or analysis, and you discovered that you have spent spent $6000 in gambling and you have just managed to win $400 or $500 respectively, what would you think at that point in time? You'll definitely feel emotionally deverstated, like you have just made the casino more richer.

I don't actually have an accurate percentage that I have reached so far. But It might be average.

So far, since I consider myself to be a relatively casual gambler and also a social gambler I have only managed to get about 40% success rate within my sport betting experience. I am not seeking to become a professional bettor whatsoever, so I am not trying to get that 53% for myself.

Some of us simply do not have enough money and time to pursue a betting career, since getting consistent on betting requires to study and to analyze data at full time and have stop loss strategies to compensate all bad luck streaks.

It is better for most of us to see betting of sports as a way to entertain ourselves, instead of a way ro get money.

The highest I've been was around 65% but that was early on, back when I nad less than 20 bets. Nowadays I'm slightly below 50.

You can be below 50 with total wins higher than losses so don't worry about win rate it's the bankroll that counts.

As to my win rate, I honestly, am a little lost on how to explain it. I really do not have a care in the world for it. Most people put serious calculations into their win rate in order to decide if they are in profit or loss over the long haul, and I don’t go nearly that far.

I bet only when my favorite teams are playing, not based on odds or win percentages. So my win-loss ratio is naturally not very stable since I don’t select matches based on value but rather on personal interest. To me, this is far more akin to a pastime than an investment strategy or whatever else.

Maybe if I was actually monitoring it then the results would not be that great. But since I’m not running after long-term profits, the win rate does not concern me that much. What matters is that I have fun in the game and know when to bail out.

For those who only play occasionally, measuring these statistics is quite complicated. Often it's just for fun, and the only thing we end up noticing is whether we still have more money than we deposited.

Sample size is important, or more precisely, looking at win rates based on the number of games we've played. Sure, your win rate was high at the beginning of the year, but there weren't that many games. I've long heard professionals talk about thousands of games they've bet on to draw conclusions. I also wouldn't focus on the beginning of the year, but rather look at the overall path from the very beginning or from the periods when we started betting, completely changing our strategy for the better. At least, that's how I try to evaluate my playing history. Currently, I think my win rate is just under 50%, and I've bet around 300 games. Even that number doesn't seem high enough to call me a losing player, because luck plays a huge role.

I do not care about win percentage because I often pick different numbers of games and I also often bet different amounts of money, so my priority is to financially be in profit against the casino and my win/loss ratio is less important. I'm significantly in profit against casinos because my sports betting has been very successful. My Blackjack and Poker gambling habits are also good enough to keep the 50/50 ratio of win/loss. I rarely play slotst and when I do, I do it with play money or a small amount of money.

Btw, in sports betting, if I only consider tickets with single matches, then I would say that my win ratio is probably 80/20. Multiple bets make things complicated but also financially potentially attractive for me.

You gave an accurate explanation of how it feels like to check history and discover you only made the platform richer than yourself.
I only check my history to understand the pattern I use when picking my odds and bets. That's how I know when to improvise, know the games and leagues to look out for so as not to make same mistakes when picking them again.

Otherwise, when I compare my balance loss versus balance profit from the casino platform, it's enough reason for me to just take a break for a while or consider gambling by exploring other casino games available.

Unless I will have to walk from one casino to the other that I have ever used to place bets on sports and gather all my betting history and compile them all together to get my total number of bets, how many were lost and how many were also won, and the amount involved. That's only when I will be able to know if I'm in profit or not, but without even checking such a record, I'm pretty sure I have lost more than I have ever won.

I have below 50% win rate which if I remember correctly my total win rate on all of my bet since I don’t place bet anymore on sports betting while most of my bet in the past is when I’m still trying to explore sports betting.

However, despite my win rate is low my losses is low too because I only place bet a couple of $ on each of my bet. I believe I can easily recover and be on positive overall PnL now if I focus on sports betting because I have much better sports analysis now.

I have only recently started keep track on my winnings, even though i was keeping track of my spending for ages.
And frankly it doesn't look good. I mean there are still times when i am on profit in total if i win more then usual.

But i am not counting years of gambling to that as i didn't use excel back then. But if i had to guess, i would say i am heavily in loss, because of my poor money management skills during first years.

I'm not sure now because I don't keep records, but if I'm to make a guess, I will say 50% win rate. I do use the strategy of betting with a very low amount, using games with decent odds, and not smaller odds like the 1.9 that you mentioned. Of course, majority of the games don't go in my favor because those odds already said otherwise before I even placed the bet, but a very few would still play out, thereby covering all the losses. And mind you, I only gamble occasionally, so it's not as if it's a every day activity that requires me to keep track of.

I don't keep track of my win rate, I only keep track of my seasonal expenses, how much money I spend in a season, but I know I lose more, Lol, especially in this new season, I started with less than satisfactory results, even this week my betting results were quite a series of losses even when I tried to play it safe with the favorite team. But keep up the spirit and try to find out what my mistakes are, after all, the football season has just started, so there are still many matches to look forward to, yes, hopefully by the end of the season I won't experience a big loss.

I think we have hard a similar discussion before, i cant remember but sure that i answered this question of the biggest hit in spirt betting before,  any ways my big wins was on stake casino in the early days of my spirt betting on that casino.

I won somewhere around 0.006BTC with a bet of 0.0001 amount, so that was huge winning for me at that time most especially when at the time the bitcoin market was in a bull season this helped me alot at the time.

I havent hard anything close to that again since then.

I don't see it regularly at all, usually I will bet with odds of 1.5 - 1.7, the winning percentage is probably only 40%. Seeing it will make me afraid to bet because the result will definitely be a loss, so I will continue to ignore it and enjoy the bets I make, seeing & calculating only adds to the work.

I believe that’s for the best since knowing how much your winning percentage will give a you an urge to chase more win or recover some of your losses when your stats is down.

Casino usually have a winning percentage stats on the profile or you can request this on the support since they have summary of our bets but same to you I preferred not tracking it because I enjoy the way I gamble right now without considering my previous bet although I’m confident that my winning percentage is not that low.

I don't track my win, and I count mostly the daily bets that I make and then moves on with the next set of record. If I will estimate my accuracy or win rate in gambling, I think that I'll fall with 30% or might be too low. I've got more losses than winning and that's why I am always happy if I get those single bets that I do as a win. Because sometimes, I go through losing streak and that's why if I miss some wins that I should have bet for, I'm regretting it.

Lucky for me, I'm around an 80% win rate this month. I haven't checked all through the year, what the percentage is, but I'm pretty sure of this month.
I made a bet yesterday, and today both days were fruitful. In sports betting, don't be greedy; that's what works for me.

Gambling is not a sprint, it’s a marathon.   ;D

But seriously, I always experienced this too in the best that I’m on the best winning percentage on my sports betting then suddenly bust it with a very bad losing streak that destroyed my winning streak.

You should play carefully to secure the profit and always observe for the potential of being tilted. Congrats on your recent wins.

I don’t need to estimate anything in my case because I’ve been tracking my betting record. I’m purely focused on the NBA, and the key to my short-term success is betting only one game per day, the one I’m most confident about. And so far, that approach has been working well for me.

This is my current record, above 53%. That's 32 games in total btw.

I love to have a high percentage of winning but sometimes it is more fun to bet on a game where your favorite team is really down.
And you know to yourself that they can still win the game and theres a big chance of winning it.


Having a more than 50% winning record but your bet wins small, i love to have a 25% winning rate with a huge winnings.



how much is your initial funds? are you winning in terms of money ?

That’s not the context of what OP is trying to say. If you do some research, you’ll see that 52.5% is the break-even point when you’re betting at -110 odds. So to profit, your win rate has to be higher than that, around 53% is the minimum.

What you’re saying about a 25% win rate doesn’t make sense here because it doesn’t consider the losses. Win rate in this context is total wins divided by total bets - that’s the proper way to calculate it.

How do you know my bets were small? If you’ve been following my thread, I never mentioned how much I wager, and I didn’t even attach any bet slip. But honestly, it doesn’t matter. We gamblers all have different ranges based on our capacity, or to be specific, our bankroll.

What really matters is hitting a profitable percentage and staying consistent with it.

Wow, that’s impressive. Thirty-two games is already a lot, that’s more than a month of betting if you’re doing just one pick per day.


You might be able to survive with disciplined bankroll management, but it’s still important to hit the minimum percentage needed to profit. It’s still too early though. I hope you can get back to the profitable level, as gamblers, that’s what inspires us to study more and analyze better so we can stay consistent.

That is a good numbers to be honest if you're a sports bettor and obviously in the positive side.

Unfortunately, I do believed that most of us are not tracking our win/lose record. It could be a psychology thing for us because we don't want to see our data as most of us might be negative already at this point.

But I will do agree that a winning rate of close to 50% is a good barometer already that you are in the winning side.

I have made a lot of win in gamble since I started it but I cannot really tell how much percent rate I have gotten so far but I know my winning ( sum total) is more than my loss ( sum total) but I don't give time to that because is not what I do to survive and so I just play anytime I have enough money to play because I stake high most times because I have target on any game I'm playing so that's why I have to stake high, I have a friend that has not win since he started gambling and it is really discouraging.

This will be difficult to calculate. Like if gambling is fun then no need for such record. Or this is another factor to tell us gambling is not for fun. Therefore, it is those who gamble as a source of living that will want to be taking note of that. I know majority of gamblers don't have winning rate of such amount and personally, I don't keep record of the odd that I go for. I just go with the game with possibility of winning not basically about the amount of odd that is available.

Since I don't gamble regularly, I can not keep account of my win rate but I have people that likes gambling almost everyday of their life. I don't know the aspect of their profits but I know that their are days they will complain of severe loses and their are times when they will be happen to make huge winnings from betting.

Making profits from gambling is not certain on a day to day basis but people will not mind to try often time so that they can be making profits from their bets. Winning rate is an important aspect in gambling and their is need to check that often times to know if we are being profitable or not.

This is a tough question for me as a gambler who places bets without keeping track of wins or losses throughout my gambling journey. Sometimes I just place bets to try my luck with parlay bets, and of course I lose more often than I win. But for single bets with more than 10 matches, at least I can win around 5 of them. So for me, there’s really no profit in it except the enjoyment.

If gamblers were keeping winning rate most persons won't play any longer because the rate at which most of them have lost is very much and this would discourage them from playing anymore but due to the fact that some gamblers play for fun not minding whether they win or not they keep betting. Taking a very good example from myself I have been playing games from the beginning of this year and up till this very moment I'm writing I haven't won, if I use that as a yardstick I wouldn't play again because I haven't won for the past 11months .

The only record of a win that I know have kept was that of a year ago when I won a small amount of eight thousand naira, it wasn't really a win because I played a running slip and I cashed out the eight thousand that was showing that moment instead of loosing all the amount, the game didn't actually play so I was happy for cashing out. Honestly speaking, I haven't won any tangible amount since I started betting but I keep trying hoping someday luck will shine on me.

Even when I was taking betting very serious, keep track of winning rate was a problem because it also take me back to my losses and when I realized that I have losed more than I won, it doesn't make me feel happy.

If I were to guess, I'd say a rough estimate of around 45% to 50% since I first started betting on sports... Having said that, in the past month alone, it has been more like a 20% win rate ^{[thanks to a lot of unpredictable results (especially in the EPL)]}.

Honestly, this is not necessary at all because gambling is not something to rely on since luck have the besic role in determining the final outcome there is nothing special about keeping track.

 Although it is a matter of decision because there are gamblers that are always after the winning, so it's obvious that such gamblers might likely keep track, but since I'm just gambling for fun and entertainment with only small amount I don't keep any track.

I do not always track my exact win rate howeber I have a rough idea that it is probably around 53 to 54 percent for my long term bets. That is just above the breakeven rate, which is needed to cover the Vig. If you wanna play with maintaining the bookies margin then you would generally need to win about 52 percent to get odds of -110, or about 1.91 as a decimal. In my opinion, if you are betting to make a profit on a regular basis, you should aim for a higher 52 percent. If you are not tracking then the best you could do is write down the amount of money you win or lose on your bets, as well as the odds. After a few hundred bets, you will see if there is any real long term value

All time rate is probably very low. I don’t know the exact number but I expect it to be around 30% or something. I know it is a mess but it is also not unexpected as we are playing against the house edge most of the time so it gets very hard to come out on top. Occasionally I get winning streaks but in the grand scheme of things they don’t mean anything as I’ll get caught in a losing streak quickly. For some reason my loss streaks seem to be more frequent and longer and that’s probably why my stats are horrible but like I said, I don’t think any other casual gambler has a much different stat than mine.

If you can sustain even 51% win rate, it means you are siphoning money from the casino to your own pockets. Congratz. That’s pro level skills.

Personally I don't keep gambling logs since I do it for fun, I don't think I'm actually in that winning rate and I really think I'm loosing currently from my head guess. I'll try keeping logs for the next 1 month or so to see What I'm having for myself but I believe that a lot of gamblers are loosing, at least for those I've met. Gamblers loose more than they win apart from a lucky few that ends up hitting a large win that substantially places them in the above 50% win rate.

This is not difficult to know if we want to have a quick idea about the winning rate, let's take a summary of the first 10 bets taken and compare them in terms of winning to the numbers of the losses and see the percentage, if we scale above 5 then we tried, but if we ha e more lesser than 5 out of 10 then we have to put in more efforts to gamble as with more accuracy, but I can bet you, we are going to ha e more of loses than winning.

You're right, I don't do that either.
I don't keep track of the average win ratio, or I ignore it in sports betting. There's no clear reason why I ignore it because some of the matches I include in my betting list are not based on the odds but on my belief in the outcome that has passed my analysis.
I only choose a few, not as many as a typical parlay.
If I recall correctly, the ratio is probably 50:50.

I don't keep track of my winning rate because I feel like it's not really necessary to do that, I'm not gambling to get rich or taking it is as a career. Sports betting doesn't give anyone an assurance of winning even if you think that your strategies are hundred percent safe there are still lots of uncertainties involved. The most important for me is to always maintain a healthy gambling approach and to always gambe responsibly. I'm only concerned about not getting addicted to it, this is the only thing I check, it is important to keep yourself on track

I agree with you. It is not every gambler that will remember what is their highest win in gambling, im sure gamblers who are so desperate about gambling winning and have seen gambling as a hustle will always remember their highest win in gambling. But their is nothing wrong in remembering the highest win in gambling,  it can be memorable to some people because winning is difficult and it can also be memorable to some people because of how they spent it, using it to acquire something that is very important and very valuable.  But the average gambler who gambles for fun may never have that time to keep it on record.

Those who gamble for fun do not keep track of the percentage of their winnings. Those who take gambling as a profession and consider it a means of getting rich keep track. On the other hand, those who gamble responsibly will become addicted to gambling whenever they go to keep track. And excessive addiction to gambling means getting in the way of living a normal life. So they refrain from such activities. I like to do sports betting sometimes, but sometimes I lose and sometimes I win.

The psychological attitude towards gambling is more evident considering the fact that having an account of what is going on can provoke some unhealthy urges in some. In some cases, record keeping may result in excessive concentration in the outcome such that it disrupts routine living to the point where the reason behind gambling is forgotten. It is a safer way of keeping the relationship with gambling light hearted such that we may appreciate gambling but not letting the winnings and losses to change the paths of our lives.

I don't keep track of my winnings but I think I lose more when it comes to sports betting, as I don't watch football match often, neither do have enough information to use in analysing a game before placing a bet on it. So, my form of betting most times is on both teams and a draw; this is a very bad method of betting, but I use it for fun and to get a result at the end of the game, whereby out of the three, one will come up with good results.

I haven't kept track of my winning or loosing rate ever since I started gambling, I can only say that counting the total number of loss brings sometime a pain in the heart, which may thereby leads to more losses because such affected players will likely place consistent staking input to chase more losses.

That word “assurance” shouldn’t be used in sports betting or any form of gambling, because we’re basically predicting the outcome of a game or our bets. There’s no guarantee we’ll win unless someone knows where the fixed game is. It’s not really relevant to the topic though, because keeping records is important if you’re serious about sports betting. It’s how you evaluate yourself and see if you’re capable of moving to bigger stakes or if you should chill and stay at a minimum so the risk stays controlled.

For me, my estimate is only around 45%, which is way below what’s needed to profit long-term, but that’s just me. I still haven’t found the right formula even though I’m trying.

I can't actually give a total records of how much I have won in gambling site or how much winning I have incurred in the gambling site, but what I can only tell is that I have been able to maintain a safe gambling practice so that I wouldn't be that affected when I am gambling, the reason is that I usually apply some level of respect and limitation to myself so that I wouldn't gambled out of proportion. So, the best is to fund a very little amount and gamble with it and whenever it exhausted then I call it a day till when next I would have to fund back my balance to gamble again.

I haven't had any major wins in my sports betting. I've occasionally placed sports bets and managed to win, but so far, I haven't had a significant win that would satisfy me, just a series of mediocre wins. Furthermore, I think many people may have significant wins, but not everyone remembers them clearly.

Furthermore, I don't keep track of my wins or even their win rate. Although my chances of winning can be improved with effort, I don't consider it a primary source of income; I do it just for fun, and the winnings are a bonus. However, perhaps people who gamble for profit keep track, or perhaps it's only done by those who are wise in their gambling.

Well wining percentage in gambling is not certain. But Anything above %51 to %60 win may be good if win repeatedly. But we still needs to be careful on how we stake, sometime we might be tempted to over stake, and we keep on losing without thinking or considering that our losing percentage is becoming higher, and when this happens we are obviously enriching the house.

And secondly I don keep track record of my gambling activity to know if I am profitable or not but without looking at my history I know I have been losing more than I win and I think the same thing goes round to every gambler.

I was attempts to chasing won with high odds from sport betting consistently but unfortunately i have failed to achieve that because just like people know that high odds means low chances of winning and so far my winning from sport betting comes from average odds which mean below to 2.00 even sometimes i did bets with the odds only 1.40 or less than that

However about my win rates i am sure most of bettors didn't calculate their betting statistics because all they have to do is bets on the random odds depend on their want and this thing also happened to me that during involved in sport betting i never counted how many bets i have won but for speculation because my habit is to bets on low odds then probably my winning rates is above to 50%

It is very easy to keep track of your gambling activity, unless you dont want to do so. Every casino or sportsbook has a history section, there you can check your monthly profit and loss, do the math and you will find out if you are profitable in that month or not.

Loss and win are compulsory in gambling. No gambler would can swear they have been profitable all through the time they gamble.

That could be a good option too, but if you want it to be more detailed, you can maintain your own Excel spreadsheet. In just one look, you can already see what’s happening in your sports betting journey. You can also add formulas to track whatever stats you want.

The history of viewing the games will give a clear view of the flow of money since one is able to see the changes each month without having to speculate. This information makes the range of decisions more calculated and not based on emotional motivation only. Wins and losses are a part of lives and therefore we must come to the realization that life might not always work out. With the regular keeping of records we stand in better position to keep our game on track and not to derail us.

Win rate was between 60-70%, odds always higher than 2(may be 1-2 bets were less than 2 and i missed it).
Every gambler has his own strategy. I bet mostly in low leagues, it is difficult to analyze, but if you find good information sources you can get nice odds.

PS. I can get more bets, but i often skip matches, just because odds too low for my strategy.