Would you start trading with these conditions?

So after some back testing I've managed to get a 65%WR with 1:1RR.
This is over 8 months 81 trades.

Is this good enough to consider trading? Would you Guys be confident with these figures?

Well; it looks good! But I am concern only on the trades number; it’s only 81. Maybe it would be better for more than 1k trades.

With the information you provide you shouldn't be confident trading real money at all. Once you have a edge in the market, which you gain from learning and understanding the whole price action, market- psychologie, -behaviour, you have to build a high quality strategy with strict entry and exit criterias. This process takes time and no back testing will bring you there.

Hello, I started my live trading after practicing 1K trades in demo; thanks.

1 to 1?

6.5 out of 10 trades?

actually the second is good but the first???

shave down your stops.

1:1 is going to be your downfall. If you can reduce your losses further or increase your rewards to > 1 then you will see your account grow. Unfortunately as it stands you are probably walking a very fine line of profitability with the ratios you are going with and a slight knock to the downside will start cutting your account down. This is the sort of profile that can leave your account flat over a period of a year.

I absolutely disagree with those who say 1:1 is your downfall. What is important is knowing where your exit is. For any trade you need to know your target and your stop. These should be based on support and resistance, and not blindly based on Risk/Reward.

If you enter late (after the trade has gone in your favour) the probability of winning is increased substantially. Unfortunately, this means there is less profit left to the trade, and more risk remaining if you get stopped out. But, in my experience, based on the same stop and target price, if you wait for confirmation and there's only 1:1 Risk/Reward remaining, you'll win twice as much as taking the earlier trade with the same stop and target.

Because if you wait for confirmation before jumping in, there's a much higher probability of a win; this balances out the fact that there's less money left on the table. If you stop and target are right, you'll win more jumping in early and lose more often, and win less jumping in after confirmation but lose less often.

These factors balance themselves out in my opinion. The factors that must remain constant are your exits.

Mate, 1 to 1 means? Profit ratio or anything else?