RESEARCH TOOLS / FREE EDUCATIONAL CALCULATORS
Understand the numbers.
Not a promise of returns.
See how fixed payouts, full-stake losses and compounding drawdowns affect hypothetical results. No brokerage account or deposit required.
01 / PAYOUT CALCULATOR
What does an 80% payout actually mean?
Enter a hypothetical stake, payout and assumed success percentage. We show the net profit of a win and mathematical expected value per contract.
Expected value = win probability × net win − loss probability × full stake. Your actual win probability is unknown; an assumed value is not evidence of a profitable strategy.
02 / BREAK-EVEN RATE
How many wins are needed just to break even?
At a fixed net payout, losing trades cost more than successful trades earn unless the stated profit payout is at least 100%.
Break-even win rate = 100 / (1 + payout / 100). Example: 80% net payout requires 55.56% wins before fees. This ignores variable stakes and contract costs.
03 / LOSS & DRAWDOWN
What can consecutive losses do to a balance?
See a hypothetical percentage reduction applied to the remaining balance after each loss.
This is a mathematical decline model, not a recommendation for trading or position sizing. Real fixed-stake losses differ from a percentage-of-balance illustration.
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How to interpret the results
Profit is different from total return
With a 100-unit stake and 80% net payout, a win returns 180 units including your stake; a loss costs 100 units. Five wins and five losses produce a net loss of 100 units.
Assumed accuracy is not measured accuracy
At an assumed 60% win rate and 80% net payout, expected value is +8 units per 100-unit contract before costs. At 50%, it is −10 units. Neither assumption establishes your future win rate.
Compounding loss model
Starting with 1,000 units and losing 5% of the remaining balance ten times leaves 598.74 units. Fixed cash stakes follow a different model. Fees, changing payouts and taxes are excluded.
Questions about the calculators
Does an 80% payout mean an 80% chance of winning?
No. The payout is the net reward under the assumed contract terms. The probability of a successful outcome is a separate and usually unknown input.
Can these tools predict CALL or PUT?
No. They calculate hypothetical payoffs and drawdowns. They do not forecast prices, validate a strategy or assess a provider's fairness.
Does a positive demo result prove withdrawals will work?
No. Virtual results do not verify real execution, identity checks, payment access or withdrawal receipt.
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