I would agree and disagree. If you're throwing money at OTM calls or puts because they are cheap, your win percentages will look like that.
If you are calculated about what you are doing you can have a really strong win percentage with limited risk, but the payouts aren't the lottery winnings like most people assume/want.
I have a buddy who makes around $120k per year with options and he never risks more than 5% of his portfolio. His win percentage is around 70%, by design, he can push it to 90%-95% but he said by the math it makes more money to shoot for 70%.
Very, very calculated and obscene amounts of smaller trades.
Like 6 hours a day, 3x per week amounts of trades. It's something I want to learn how to do, but I do think he is a little reserved in showing me exactly what he does.
He wants me to understand it and then do it myself, which is honestly the right way.
My thought process is if I'm at a certain risk/reward threshold then I'll just day trade shares, which I used to do all the time. If he is making steady income with options he is probably mostly writing and hedging with small purchases. He also likely has an insanely huge portfolio and that 5% is big money. He is also likely so experienced and does it so much that in order to reach the same level, you will have to either study for years and paper trade or just be prepared to lose a ton of money to learn as you go. Tuition ain't free