Win/Loss Calculator

Performance summary: win rate, ROI and profit per bet from your record.

Please enter total bets
Please enter wins
Please enter a valid stake amount
Please enter total returned
Results
Win Rate --
Net Profit / Loss --
ROI --
Avg. Stake per Bet --
Avg. Return per Bet --
Profit per Bet --

How to Use This Calculator

  1. Input the total count of bets placed
  2. Input the count of bets settled as winners
  3. Input the aggregate amount staked across every bet
  4. Input the aggregate amount returned (inclusive of stakes on winning bets)
  5. Read out your win rate, net profit, ROI, and mean profit per bet

Formula

Win Rate = (Wins / Total Bets) x 100

Net Profit = Total Returned - Total Staked

ROI = (Net Profit / Total Staked) x 100

Profit per Bet = Net Profit / Total Bets

Frequently Asked Questions

What win rate qualifies as good in sports betting?

The required win rate is a function of your average odds. At -110, the break-even threshold sits at roughly 52.4%. At an average of +150, the figure drops to about 40%. Win rate in isolation is not a profitability signal — ROI is the more reliable metric.

How is ROI defined in betting?

Return on Investment (ROI) quantifies profit as a percentage of the total amount staked. A positive value indicates a profitable operation. Over an extended sample, professional bettors generally register ROI in the 2-10% band.

What sample size of bets yields meaningful data?

A statistically meaningful read typically requires a minimum of 500-1000 bets. Samples under 100 bets are dominated by variance and are not a dependable indicator of skill or edge.

What steps improve betting results?

Prioritize positive expected value (+EV) wagers, monitor your closing line value (CLV), concentrate on defined sports or markets, apply disciplined bankroll management, and systematically review your data to surface strengths and weaknesses.

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