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Roster risk calculator

A model for sizing risk across the accounts in your prop roster, under your assumptions. Firm and account-size picks prefill catalog rules we already track. This is not an official firm risk table, not a pass-rate forecast, and not a mentorship plan.

Your assumptions

These knobs are yours, not official firm statistics. $ / point uses CME-style contract specs from this site's instrument registry, not firm-reported values.

Roster totals

Combined planned risk if you size the idea independently on each row. Firm concentration is share of remaining drawdown room in this model.

Combined planned risk
$45.45
Highest firm concentration
Alpha Futures 100%
  • Alpha Futures 100% of stack. If this firm rugs, delays, or live-moves, you lose $0.00 of open buffer in this model.

Payout caps change the cashflow shape: $4,000 requested on each of ten independently sized accounts is a different book than trying to take $40,000 off one account. That is why some traders scale sideways. It is an operating idea, not a promise of those numbers.

Account 1

Prefills are catalog fields we already have. Blank means the SKU does not list that number — do not treat a blank as zero. You can override any field.

Risk $ / trade

$45.45

Contracts

1

Modeled ruin

0.00%

Losers to breach

22

Session target · Build

$500.00

Take payout?

No pull hint from this model

  • Daily loss, when present, also caps the losing-streak room in this model.
  • Build: modeled as a fresh account or post-payout rebuild — a larger day to restore buffer, still capped by payout and consistency when we have those fields.

Add, edit-as-roster, delete, and save stay off until you sign in.

Where the operating idea comes from

The idea — size a multi-account book so losing streaks and payout caps do not sink the stack, then scale sideways instead of pressing one account — is inspired by how serious multi-account traders actually operate, including points JJ Simon discussed in How I Scaled To $1.8M In Prop Firm Payouts. He did not publish a closed-form risk-$ formula. The numbers here are this site's model under the knobs you set.

Outputs are not official firm stats. They are not claimed to be JJ's mentorship math. Each row is sized on its own assumptions — this tool does not treat the book as one mirrored position.