Profit target
A percentage of your starting bank, in realised profit, +5% on Free, +8% on Snipe, +8% on Edge, +8% on Pro. Only closed trades, exited by hand or resolved, count toward it.
The drawdown limit
A fixed percentage below your highest equity water mark, and the floor is capped at your starting bankroll. We check it in real time against marked equity, so open positions count.
The concentration cap
No single event can supply more than a set share of your positive profit, meaning open gains plus realised wins. The share is on your tier's table and tightens at the funded stage. Ten trades on the same event count as one event.
The volume gate
A minimum number of trades across a minimum number of distinct events, both on your tier's table. Both are required, so many trades on a few events does not pass.
The call budget
7 or 8 calls per day, depending on tier. Unused calls do not carry over.
Entry price range
Entries are accepted between 10¢ and 90¢ on every tier. Outside that range, prices carry too little information to score.
What ends an assessment
A run ends two ways, touching the drawdown limit or the window expiring. Nothing else stops it early. Missing the volume gate or the concentration cap does not end the run, it means the run does not pass.
What is not a rule
Most firms end your run on a bad afternoon. We do not. There is no daily loss cap, no minimum number of trading days, and no rule against holding through news. Take the full position into the announcement if that is your read, or sit out four days and trade on the fifth. The drawdown limit is the only limit on losses. Past that, the only thing that can end a run is the clock.
The payout buffer
We keep a 3% buffer on payouts. The typical rate across this market is 10% to 15%, so far more of a funded cycle comes back to you here. You keep up to 90% of what you earn.