Definition:
In sports betting, hit rate (also called win rate) is the percentage of bets a bettor wins out of their total bets placed. It’s a simple performance metric but doesn’t account for odds or profitability - just how often you’re correct.
They serve two main purposes:
Measure the accuracy of a bettor’s picks over time.
Provide a baseline stat to evaluate consistency, even though it doesn’t guarantee profitability.
Real-World Example
A bettor places 100 bets during the NFL season.
They win 55 of those bets.
Hit Rate = Wins ÷ Total Bets × 100
Hit Rate = 55 ÷ 100 × 100 = 55%
This means the bettor correctly predicted 55% of their wagers.
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