A win rate is the percentage of games you finish in first place. In a perfectly even 4-player game, the long-run baseline is roughly 25%.
What is Hearts online win rate/percentage?
Win-rate basics
| Term | Meaning in Hearts |
|---|---|
| Win | Finish with the lowest total score. |
| Win rate | Wins divided by games played. |
| 4-player baseline | About 25% if all players are equally strong. |
| Variance | Short runs swing because deals and moon shots matter. |
Why Hearts win rates move around
- Passing quality changes the shape of your hand before trick play starts.
- The Queen of Spades creates single-card round swings.
- Moon attempts distort short samples in a big way.
What counts as a “good” percentage?
Above 25% is a sign that your play is beating a roughly equal field over time. The more games you record, the more useful that number becomes.
If you want a better signal than raw luck, pair win rate with what you already know about skill versus luck in Hearts.
Related Hearts FAQ pages
Need a quick definition first? See the Hearts glossary.
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- What is shooting the moon in Hearts?
- Hearts scoring rules
- Hearts passing directions
- How many points is the Queen of Spades worth in Hearts?
- How long does a Hearts game take?
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