Combat odds don't tell you the outcome of your battle, and the results of one battle cannot be used to predict the outcome of future battles. If you see 95% odds, and attack, and lose, you can't validly conclude that you will win your next 19 battles at those same odds. You can't even expect to have a higher chance to win the next one battle. Only in very large sample sizes do the combat odds begin to have some sort of concrete meaning. For example, if you fought 10,000 battles at 95% odds you could expect to lose about 500 of them. This does not mean that those 500 losses couldn't be your first 500 battles. After fighting 10,000 such battles, even if they were all wins or all losses, you still would not be able to make a more accurate prediction of the outcome of battle #10,001 than "95%".