High Stakes (2-step)
Check my odds on these rules- Max loss −10%
- Daily −5%
- Target +10%
- Max loss −10%
- Daily −5%
- Target +5%
Bars are in % of the starting balance. Red: the loss you can take before failing. Green: the profit you need to pass.
| Rule | What it says | The firm's wording |
|---|---|---|
| Profit target | 10% then 5% | Shown in the firm's plan table |
| Max daily loss | 5% | Shown in the firm's plan table |
| Max loss | 10% | Shown in the firm's plan table |
| Minimum profitable days | 3 per step | “A profitable day is a day on which the closed positions made a positive profit” |
| What counts as a profitable day | Closed profit of at least 0.5% of the initial balance | “at least 0.5% of the initial balance” |
| Time limit | Unlimited | “Unlimited” |
| Inactivity | Expires after 30 days with no activity | “Accounts that show no activity for more than 30 consecutive days will be set to expire” |
| Leverage | 1:100 | “1:100” |
| Profit split | 80% to 100% (rises with scaling) | “80%-100%” |
In PassLab: PassLab treats the max loss as static and counts any trading day toward the minimum; The5ers counts only days with 0.5% closed profit.
Before you buy, check these on the firm's site
How the daily loss is measured
From the day's starting balance or equity, and whether open trades count. The same 5% can be two different rules.
Whether the max loss moves
A static floor stays put; a trailing one follows your best balance and can fail you while you're in profit.
What happens at payout
First-payout gates, splits that change, and checks that re-run when you withdraw.
Sources
Change log
- Added The5ers High Stakes to the registry. Read on the5ers.com: 10% then 5% target, 5% daily, 10% max loss, 3 profitable days per step.
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