How do you calculate win percentage?

With ties left out, divide wins by wins plus losses and multiply by 100. With half-credit ties, use (wins + ties / 2) / (wins + losses + ties) × 100. With ties counting as nothing, use wins / (wins + losses + ties) × 100. Choose the rule your standings use; the calculator shows all three. For a 10-6-2 record, the rules give 61.1% with half-credit ties, 62.5% with ties left out, or 55.6% when ties count only as games.

Can I use this for football, baseball, chess or video games?

Yes, if you have a win, loss and draw record. NFL-style standings count a tie as half a win; baseball-style standings leave ties out. A plain win rate counts draws as games but credits only wins. For soccer, cricket, hockey, basketball, fantasy sports, chess, Wordle or other games, choose the rule that matches the record you want to summarize. This calculates your entered record, without fetching game results or predicting outcomes. WTC points percentages and Elo ratings use different formulas.

What is the difference between 62.5% and .625?

They are the same rate written two ways. The calculator shows percentages and three-place standings decimals. For 10 wins and 6 losses, the rate is 62.5% or .625. Displays round when needed; a non-perfect record stays below 100% and 1.000 even when ordinary rounding would reach them.

What will my record be if I win the next two games?

Enter 2 in Wins to add. A 10-6 record becomes 12-6, moving from 62.5% to 66.7%, a change of +4.2 percentage points. Losses and ties to add follow the selected rule. Clear the added counts to remove the projection. These are hypothetical results you supply.

Does a 0-0 record have a win percentage?

No. Enter at least one game so there is a denominator. An all-tie record also has no rate with Left out selected. Choose Half a win or Nothing to calculate that record instead.

Can I use this in a phone or desktop browser?

Yes. Enter the counts in a current phone or desktop browser and use Copy for the record summary. Calculation happens in the page. Your draft is remembered in this browser when storage is available.

How do I calculate both win and loss percentages?

Enter the record and select how ties count. The stage shows winning percentage; Loss % shows losses divided by the same counted games. With ties left out, 10 wins and 6 losses give 62.5% wins and 37.5% losses. Including 2 ties makes loss percentage 6 / 18, or 33.3%. Ties never count as losses here, so the two percentages can add to less than 100% when ties are included. Copy the summary to keep both rates and their fractions.

Can I calculate the win percentage of settled sports bets?

Enter settled winning and losing outcomes in Wins and Losses to summarize that supplied record. The displayed rate describes your entered outcomes. Implied odds, future win chances, stakes and profit use different inputs and calculations.

Win Percentage Calculator

Work out a win percentage from a win, loss and tie record with ties counted three ways. Each result keeps its denominator, fraction and standings decimal visible. Add hypothetical results under Games still to play to see the new record and change in percentage points. The core calculator is free and needs no account.

Win %62.5%10 wins, 6 losses · ties are left out of the total · 16 games

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Losses

Ties

A tie counts as

10 ÷ 16 = 62.5%. The total is wins + losses: all 16 games played.

Loss %6 / 16 · wins + losses = 16
37.5%

Loss % divides losses by the same counted games as the selected win rate. Ties never count as losses. With ties included, the win and loss percentages can add to less than 100%.

Half a win10 / 16 · wins + losses + ties = 16
62.5%.625
Nothing10 / 16 · wins + losses + ties = 16
62.5%.625
Left out (selected)10 / 16 · wins + losses = 16
62.5%.625

Games still to play

Add results that have not happened yet to see where the record lands. Leave these empty and nothing is projected: the figures above are your record as it stands.

Wins to add

Losses to add

Ties to add

Leagues count a tie differently. The NFL counts a tie as half a win, which makes a 10-6-2 record 61.1%. Major League Baseball divides wins by wins plus losses, so a tie sits outside the total and the same record reads 62.5%. A plain win rate counts only wins against every game played, and reads 55.6%. All three are on the page because no single one of them is right for every league.

Common questions

How do you calculate win percentage?: With ties left out, divide wins by wins plus losses and multiply by 100. With half-credit ties, use (wins + ties / 2) / (wins + losses + ties) × 100. With ties counting as nothing, use wins / (wins + losses + ties) × 100. Choose the rule your standings use; the calculator shows all three. For a 10-6-2 record, the rules give 61.1% with half-credit ties, 62.5% with ties left out, or 55.6% when ties count only as games.
Can I use this for football, baseball, chess or video games?: Yes, if you have a win, loss and draw record. NFL-style standings count a tie as half a win; baseball-style standings leave ties out. A plain win rate counts draws as games but credits only wins. For soccer, cricket, hockey, basketball, fantasy sports, chess, Wordle or other games, choose the rule that matches the record you want to summarize. This calculates your entered record, without fetching game results or predicting outcomes. WTC points percentages and Elo ratings use different formulas.
What is the difference between 62.5% and .625?: They are the same rate written two ways. The calculator shows percentages and three-place standings decimals. For 10 wins and 6 losses, the rate is 62.5% or .625. Displays round when needed; a non-perfect record stays below 100% and 1.000 even when ordinary rounding would reach them.
What will my record be if I win the next two games?: Enter 2 in Wins to add. A 10-6 record becomes 12-6, moving from 62.5% to 66.7%, a change of +4.2 percentage points. Losses and ties to add follow the selected rule. Clear the added counts to remove the projection. These are hypothetical results you supply.
Does a 0-0 record have a win percentage?: No. Enter at least one game so there is a denominator. An all-tie record also has no rate with Left out selected. Choose Half a win or Nothing to calculate that record instead.
Can I use this in a phone or desktop browser?: Yes. Enter the counts in a current phone or desktop browser and use Copy for the record summary. Calculation happens in the page. Your draft is remembered in this browser when storage is available.
How do I calculate both win and loss percentages?: Enter the record and select how ties count. The stage shows winning percentage; Loss % shows losses divided by the same counted games. With ties left out, 10 wins and 6 losses give 62.5% wins and 37.5% losses. Including 2 ties makes loss percentage 6 / 18, or 33.3%. Ties never count as losses here, so the two percentages can add to less than 100% when ties are included. Copy the summary to keep both rates and their fractions.
Can I calculate the win percentage of settled sports bets?: Enter settled winning and losing outcomes in Wins and Losses to summarize that supplied record. The displayed rate describes your entered outcomes. Implied odds, future win chances, stakes and profit use different inputs and calculations.

Calculates the selected win-rate formula from your counts. Percentages display to one decimal place and standings decimals to three places; fractions show the underlying ratio.