Prop firm simulator
Find how trade risk affects your evaluation and potential withdrawals.
Theoretical simulation. Results are estimates based on your inputs and model assumptions. They do not guarantee passing an evaluation, making a profit or receiving a withdrawal. Actual results may differ.
Risk comparison
60% win rate · 1:2 reward · $2,000 drawdown
A clearer view of your risk
Compare theoretical chances of passing, time to qualify and estimated withdrawals across different trade sizes.
At — of drawdown per evaluation trade.
Risk vs. weekly return
Estimated net returnObserved net return includes fees across all attempts, through the first withdrawal, account loss or observation limit. This is not a recurring weekly payout.
Compare every risk level
Highlighted row: highest estimated weekly net return in this sample. Select a risk level for outcome counts and uncertainty intervals.
| Risk | Pass rate | Days to qualify | Days to first withdrawal | Withdrawal rate | Eval. stop loss | Eval. take profit | Avg. withdrawal / attempt | Net / attempt | Observed net / week |
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Times are averages in trading days for successful accounts. Withdrawal time starts after passing; withdrawal rate is the share of passed accounts that receive a payment. Amounts are USD averages per evaluation attempt.
How to read the results
Risk is based on drawdown
Each risk level applies to both evaluation and funded trades, as a percentage of each account’s drawdown. With a $2,000 drawdown, 5% means $100 at risk per losing trade. A 1:2 reward ratio means a $200 profit on a winning trade.
Passing an evaluation
A pass requires the profit target, minimum profitable days and best-day limit to be met without breaching the loss threshold. Trailing limits update at day end and are checked after each closed trade.
Withdrawals and net return
Each funded account is followed until its first eligible withdrawal or loss. Payments are checked at your chosen interval, after keeping your profit buffer. Accounts without either outcome after 1,000 trading days remain unresolved. Net return includes fees and time spent on failed attempts; remaining account profit is not counted as a withdrawal.
What the estimate assumes
Win rate and reward stay constant. Trades are independent, with no commissions or slippage. Withdrawals reduce the account balance and trailing reference. Match your inputs to your firm’s rules; simulated results do not guarantee future returns.