Same results at every stake. Your bankroll decides the dollars.
In our first 30 days (Oct 7 to Nov 5, 2026) we went 345-215 on 589 trades and finished up 71.4 units (+17.1% ROI). Everyone who followed every trade got the same result. Betting $10 / $5, that's +$714. Betting $100 / $50, it's +$7,140. Betting $500 / $250, it's +$35,700.
The first 30 days, step by step
The line climbs in small steps, with dips along the way. The shape is the same at every unit size. Only the dollar amounts change.
What the first 30 days paid at each unit size
We suggest a bankroll of 50 units, which makes each unit 2% of your bankroll. Our busiest day (Oct 24) put 44 units in play across 69 trades, and 50 units covers that with room to spare. At every size, the first 30 days returned 143% of that bankroll.
The simple rule: your bankroll = 50 × your full bet.
Betting $100 / $50? You need $5,000. Betting $10 / $5? You need $500. Betting $500 / $250? You need $25,000.
| If your bets are (full / half unit) | Bankroll you need | 30-day profit | Busiest day | Worst dip |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $10 / $5 | $500 | +$714 | $442 | −$74 |
| $25 / $12.50 | $1,250 | +$1,785 | $1,106 | −$186 |
| $50 / $25 | $2,500 | +$3,570 | $2,212 | −$372 |
| $100 / $50 (ours) | $5,000 | +$7,140 | $4,425 | −$743 |
| $200 / $100 | $10,000 | +$14,280 | $8,850 | −$1,486 |
| $250 / $125 | $12,500 | +$17,850 | $11,062 | −$1,858 |
| $500 / $250 | $25,000 | +$35,700 | $22,125 | −$3,715 |
A unit is your full bet. We size each trade at a full, three-quarter or half unit, so at $100 units the bets are $100, $75 or $50. Busiest day = Oct 24. Worst dip = Oct 16–18. Our worst single day (Oct 17) was −3.8 units. Profit is shown as bet, with every trade held to the end. These are past results, and they don't guarantee future ones. See the full record.
This is a grind, not a lottery ticket
A lot of people want to turn $20 into a million dollars overnight. This isn't that. We win most days, but we get there step by step.
- We won 21 of the 30 days and lost 9. Losing days are normal. They're part of the plan, not a sign it's broken.
- We won 62% of our trades. That's a lot of losses mixed in. The edge comes from repeating it hundreds of times, not from any one trade.
- Our worst stretch, Oct 16–18, gave back 7.4 units. We never lost more than 2 days in a row, and we were back to new highs by Oct 21.
- Our best day was +10.8 units, and our worst was −3.8 units. Neither one made or broke the month.
Can you make big returns? Yes. But big returns come from a properly sized bankroll and the patience to let it grow. Betting too big on one game won't get you there.
How to start: slow, then build it up
- Pick a bankroll you can afford to lose. Use money set aside for this, never rent or bill money.
- Divide it by 50 to get your unit. A $500 bankroll means $10 units. A $1,250 bankroll means $25 units.
- Bet every trade at the same size we do. Skipping the boring ones or doubling up on "sure things" changes your results from ours.
- Don't chase losses. After a red day, your unit stays the same. Losing days are already built into the math.
- Move up only when your bankroll grows. When it has grown by half, say from $500 to $750, reset your unit to the new bankroll divided by 50. If it shrinks, size down the same way.
- Measure in units, not dollars. "Up 71 units" means the same thing at $10 or $500. It keeps you focused on the process, not the next bet.
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