Season Record Calculator. Enter your team's wins, losses, and ties into the Season Record Calculator to get your winning percentage (PCT), total games played, win/loss ratio, and games back (GB) from a target record. Whether you're tracking a baseball, basketball, football, or hockey season, you'll see a full breakdown of your team's standing the moment you input the numbers. Also try the calculate Round Robin Tournament Total Matches.
When ties are involved, the formula is: PCT = (Wins + 0.5 × Ties) / Total Games. A tie counts as half a win. For example, 27 wins, 17 losses, and 6 ties over 50 games gives a PCT of (27 + 3) / 50 = 0.600. See also our League Standings Calculator.
Simply divide your wins by the total number of games played: PCT = Wins / (Wins + Losses). A team that wins 48 of 82 games has a winning percentage of 0.585.
A .500 winning percentage means a team has won exactly half of its games — wins and losses are equal. It is the dividing line between a winning and a losing season.
Games Back measures how far behind the first-place team you are. The formula is: GB = ((Leader Wins − Your Wins) + (Your Losses − Leader Losses)) / 2. A GB of 0 means you are tied for first place.
The win/loss ratio is simply Wins divided by Losses. A ratio of 2.0 means the team wins twice as many games as it loses. It is different from winning percentage, which is expressed relative to total games played.
You need at least 98 wins (97.2 rounded up) to achieve a .600 PCT over a 162-game MLB season. Multiply 162 × 0.600 = 97.2, so 98 wins are required.
Yes. The formula works for any sport — baseball, basketball, football, hockey, soccer, and more. For sports without ties (like NBA basketball), simply leave the Ties field at 0 and the calculator uses the standard Wins / Total Games formula.
Multiply 15 × 0.40 = 6 wins. To verify, divide 6 / 15 = 0.400, confirming a 40% winning percentage. You can also use this calculator by entering 6 wins and 9 losses. You might also find our Point Differential Calculator useful.