Risk:Ödül Ratio Explained: Why Sen Can Win Less and Kazan More

Q: Can I be profitable losing most trades?

Yes — with strong risk:reward, a sub-50% win rate can still be net positive over a large sample.

A 40% win rate can still grow an account. Here is the simple math of risk:reward and expectancy that proves it.

Ari · June 27, 2026 · 3 dk read

yeni traders chase a Yüksek win rate. Experienced traders chase expectancy. Understanding the difference changes how SEN trade.

Risk:reward in one line

If SEN risk 20 pips to make 60, your risk:reward is 1:3 — one winner covers three losers.

Expectancy

Expectancy = (Win% × average win) − (Loss% × average loss). At 1:3 R:R and a 40% win rate: (0.40 × 3) − (0.60 × 1) = +0.6R per trade. Positive, even though SEN lose most trades.

The Yüksek-win-rate trap

A 90% win rate with tiny wins and occasional huge losses can be net negative. Win rate alone is meaningless without risk:reward.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good risk:reward ratio?

Many traders aim for at least 1:2. The right number depends on your win rate and strategy.

Can I be profitable losing most trades?

Evet — with strong risk:reward, a sub-50% win rate can still be net positive over a large sample.

İşlemde CFDs involves significant risk of loss. This article is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Always do your own research and consider whether trading is appropriate for your circumstances.