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Frequently asked questions about yield
What is yield in sports betting?
Yield is the profit you make per euro staked, as a percentage. You divide net profit by total staked and multiply by a hundred. Stake 1,000 € in total and end up 80 € ahead, and your yield is 8 %. It is the honest measure of a bettor, because it does not depend on how much money you move.
What is the difference between yield and hit rate?
Hit rate says how many bets you win; yield says how much money you win. You can hit 70 % and lose money if you always take short odds, or hit 35 % and win a lot taking long ones. That is why a tipster who only shows their hit rate is not telling you the part that matters.
What counts as a good yield?
In sports betting, a sustained yield between 3 % and 8 % over several hundred bets already belongs to a very good bettor. Be wary of anyone boasting 30 % or 50 %: either the sample is tiny and it is luck, or the numbers are not real.
How many bets do you need for yield to mean anything?
Under a hundred bets, yield is mostly noise: one good or bad run moves the whole figure. From around five hundred it starts to say something about judgement. Sample size matters as much as the number itself.
What is drawdown?
It is the largest fall your bankroll has taken from a peak to the lowest point after it. Two bettors with the same yield may have gone through falls of 3 and 40 units: whoever joins at the worst moment lives that difference. It is the risk figure a bare yield is missing.