Actually the 9th is more like 80% overturned.  While the median is 68%, and the lowest is STLL 55% overturned.   Meaning over half OF ANY court case has the odds of a coin flip as to being overturned.  

The 9th also takes on more cases than any other court,   about 20% of all cases are determined in the 9th.

http://www.americanbar.org/content/dam/aba/migrated/intelprop/magazine/LandslideJan2010_Hofer.authcheckdam.pdf
However, the Supreme Court only reviews an average of 64 cases per year, as shown in Table 23
 (bottom of facing page), which is about 0.106% of all decisions by the federal courts of appeals.

Seriously, if a case say 1 case out of the 60,000 or more was dealt with in the 9th (20% just on math) your odds that the SCOTUS is even ACCEPTING the caseSTILL less than 0.153% meaning to most people your chances are pretty slim.  

Even then you'd have to contend with the potential that they will split and the lower court will be affirmed by default *pending Gorsuch.