MLBB Win Rate Calculator
Enter your matches and your wins to get your exact win rate, then see how many games it takes to reach the win rate you want. Everything is counted in your browser from the numbers you type. Nothing is sent anywhere and no account is needed.
Your Record
Losses: -- (Counted for you)
Your win rate
Type your matches and wins to see your win rate.
Reach Your Target
100% means an unbroken win streak.
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How Much Room You Have
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What One Game Does
Where your win rate lands next, and how far it moves in percentage points.
| Outcome | Win rate | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Next win | -- | -- |
| Next loss | -- | -- |
| 5 wins in a row | -- | -- |
| 10 wins in a row | -- | -- |
| 5 losses in a row | -- | -- |
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How to Calculate Win Rate in MLBB
Win rate is your wins divided by your total matches, written as a percentage. Win 320 of 500 matches and that is 320 divided by 500, which is 0.64, so 64%. The calculator above does the same division and keeps two decimals.
Your in-game profile shows your own win rate and your own hero usage. It does not show how heroes perform for everyone else, which is a different number entirely. For that, see the MLBB hero win rate statistics.
Why Your Win Rate Stops Moving
Each new game is a smaller slice of a bigger record. At 100 matches one win moves you about half a percentage point. At 1,000 matches the same win moves you about 0.05 of a point, ten times less, for exactly the same effort.
So a target you could reach in twenty games early on can take several hundred later, and a bad night costs you far less than it feels like it does. The calculator answers both directions from your real numbers, including the cases where a target cannot be reached at all.
What to Do With the Number
A win rate tells you where you are, not what to change. Once you have the number, the fastest lever is your picks: check the current tier list for the heroes winning most this patch, then use counter picks so the draft stops deciding your games before they start.
Win Rate Questions
Divide your wins by your total matches, then multiply by 100. A record of 320 wins from 500 matches is 320 / 500 = 0.64, which is a 64% win rate. Losses are just your matches minus your wins, so you only need two numbers.
It depends entirely on how many matches you have already played. From 50 wins in 100 matches, 3 straight wins take you from 50% to just over 51%. From 250 wins in 500 matches, the same one point costs 11 straight wins. The bigger your record, the more games each point costs.
Every match creates one winner and one loser, so across the whole player base the average win rate is exactly 50%. Anything above 50% over a long record is above average. Short records swing wildly, so a 70% win rate over 20 matches says much less than 55% over 500.
Because your record is still small. With 40 matches played, five losses move your win rate by several points. With 800 matches played, the same five losses move it by a fraction of a point. Enter both records in the calculator above and the projection table shows the difference.
No. It has no connection to your game account and asks for no login. The arithmetic runs in your browser on the two numbers you type, and nothing is stored or sent.
Your profile in Mobile Legends shows your own win rate along with your hero usage. Read your total matches and wins from there and type them in. The calculator needs both numbers, because a percentage on its own does not say how many games produced it.