What win rate have you hit so far in sports betting?

[Maslate]

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?

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

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.

[rachael9385]

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

[danherbias07]

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. 

[ScamViruS]

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.

[DaNNy001]

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

[Powerjumboo]

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 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.

[BABY SHOES]

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.

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.

[obuoma]

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.

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.

[bitbollo]

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.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1234109.0
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...

[Ever-young]

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.

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.

[mikel_012]

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.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1234109.0
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...

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.

[Numeral]

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 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.

[programmer3666]

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

[LFC_Bitcoin]

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

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.

[YOSHIE]

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

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.

[0x000369]

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.

[Bright0515]

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 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.

[Kagaru]

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.

[Wakate]

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?

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.