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

[passwordnow]

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 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.

[Agbamoni]

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.

[dimonstration]

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.   

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.

[stadus]

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

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.

again, got this one on the bag. record now improved to 18-14  = 56.25%

[Mr. Magkaisa]

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.

again, got this one on the bag. record now improved to 18-14  = 56.25%

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

record now improved to 18-14  = 56.25%

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

[Kasabus]

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

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.

[stadus]

again, got this one on the bag. record now improved to 18-14  = 56.25%

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

record now improved to 18-14  = 56.25%

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

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.

[Maslate]

again, got this one on the bag. record now improved to 18-14  = 56.25%

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.

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.

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.

[fullfitlarry]

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?

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.

[sotelorene]

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 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.

[Gozie51]

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?

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.

[Johnlomape]

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.

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.

[len01]

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

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.

[Africolo]

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?

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.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

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

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.

[SFR10]

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?

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)]}.

[Cityhunter34]

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?

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.

[₿itcoin]

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 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

[mindrust]

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?

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.

[Emjay24]

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?

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.