House Edge

Payout Machine

Session Rotation

⠿ Drag to reorder · the router uses this order to break ties

Buy List

Cap at Kelly fraction

Plan	Buy	Your price	Subtotal	Notes

Today

Setup

Type

Entry trigger

Session

Direction

Execute on

Points to fair price Open candle body (pts)

Indicator signal

Live feed · off

From your hosted feed (setup guide in the backend folder). Saved on this device only.

No signal loaded. Copy an EDZ_SETUP_V1 alert in TradingView, then click Grab or press ⌘/Ctrl+V anywhere.

Paste EDZ_SETUP_V1 from the indicator · or just press Ctrl/⌘+V anywhere

Shared event risk$0 / $0

Every account on this setup loses together if it fails. Cap set in Plan & EV.

Allocation

StopTargetFair priceAll lanes share one points scale from your entry.

All accounts and why each one sits out

	Account	Fit to the move	Bracket	Win	EV added	Verdict

Open Trades

Record each bracket's result. Balances, floors, qualifying days and payout eligibility update automatically.

Fleet

Every account, where it sits between its floor and its next milestone, and what it is worth in expected payouts.

Daily Sync

Copy each account's balance and drawdown remaining from the firm dashboard · blank rows stay as they are

Account	App balance	Firm balance now	Drawdown left (to max loss)	Last synced

Payout Pipeline

Account	Profit	Qualifying days	Consistency	Next payout	When	Live risk

Payout Calendar · next 3 weeksEstimated from each account's qualifying days left and the engine's expected profit per trade · 1 trade per account per day

Analytics

Actual

How every account, firm and setup is actually performing, next to what the engine expected. Hover any chart for exact numbers.

Live fleet

History

One snapshot a day: how your machine is growing

Edge Monitor

Pause routing on a dead edge

Cash & Tax

Set aside for tax%

Add an expense (data, platform, bridge, software)

Tax Setup Check

Sole prop, LLC or S corp: which keeps more of your payouts

Backtest Audit · TradeZella

Import trades CSV

Real return

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Net cash

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Eval pass rate

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Funded that paid

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Days to pass

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Needs Attention

Fleet Cash Curve

Account Funnel

Firm Scorecard

Actual / engine expected

Firm	Accounts	Pass rate	Funded paid	Trades to pass	Spent	Paid out	Real return

Account Drill-down

Fleet P&L by Day

Edge Check

EngineYou

Projection

Forecast

Your bankroll, eval pace and plan, run forward month by month through the engine's pass and payout odds. Five hundred simulated futures; the band is the middle 80% of them.

Income goal reached

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Month the median path pays your goal

Bankroll in 12 months

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Median path

Paid to you, year one

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After reinvesting the rest

Payout per $1

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Benchmark: 3.5–4× on 50Ks

Paths that went broke

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Buying the full batch every month, payouts arriving a month later

Your Numbers

Uses the eval batch, bankroll and rate source from Machine: —.

Starting bankroll ($) Monthly income goal ($) Start paying me once bankroll reaches ($)

Until then every payout goes back into evals. Leave it at your starting bankroll to take income from month one.

How you buy evals

Buys your batch every month while the bankroll covers it.

Spend each month50% of bankroll

Horizon

Apply real-world limits

Signals per day Accounts per setup Firms you run Max funded per firm Payout delay (weeks)

Payouts land the month after the evals that earn them. Each month you take up to your goal from cash above the pay-me threshold; the rest goes back into evals.

Bankroll

How to Get There Faster

Month by Month

Median path

Month	Evals bought	Spend	New funded	Payouts	To you	Bankroll

Plan & EV

The engine solves every account state for each plan, then simulates thousands of accounts under that policy. The default win rate is calibrated to the benchmark 3.5–4× return on 50K eval spend; replace it with your own backtest.

Health Check Advanced

Proves the math before real money: replays thousands of fresh accounts with code written separately from the engine, then tests every safety rule the router enforces. Takes a few seconds per plan.

Your Strategy

Your edgeOne base trade calibrates every other bracket. The engine prices any stop and target from it (10/30, 15/60, 25/38…), so you are not locked to one R.

Base win rate (%) Base stop (pts) Base target (pts) Cost per trade ($)

Import trades CSV (TradeZella)Reads your exported trades and suggests your base trade.

Win rate by R AdvancedOptional, from 200+ backtested trades. Fill two or more and these replace the base trade's curve. Blank cells are filled in from the base trade.

Sizing & riskHow brackets fit the move and how much the whole fleet can lose on one setup.

Largest target Shared event cap ($) Target coverage Min stop (pts) Wide candle above (pts) Wide-candle min stop (pts)

RoutingHow each signal is spread across the fleet. The Fair Price method puts each trade on the one account whose target best fits the move, then rotates.

Accounts per setup Pick accounts by Daily stop: losing setups Daily stop: fleet loss $

PolicyHow the engine trades evals, funded accounts and payouts.

Speed vs safety Eval targets Payouts Funded on displacement

Stay on sim-fundedFirms move accounts to live after a set number of payouts or total paid out, or at their discretion when an account looks too profitable. Retiring accounts early and keeping each payout modest keeps the rotation going.

Retire accounts after Flag a payout above $ Flag total paid per account above $

Plan Economics

Plan	Fee	Pass rate	Trades to pass	Cost per funded	Funded: any payout	Paid per funded	Payout per $1 spent	EV per eval	Bankroll for <0.5% ruin

Calibration check: the benchmark is a 37% pass rate, 35% payout rate and 4.2× return on LucidFlex 25K, and traders running the Fair Price method report about 3.5–4× on 50Ks and 3× on 150Ks. If your numbers sit far above that, your win rate input is probably too high. At 40% (break-even for 25 / 38) the rules alone still produce about 2–3× here, which matches his point that structure, not prediction, carries the edge.

Ruin method: chance an eval never pays = 1 − pass rate × payout rate; ruin = that chance raised to the number of evals your bankroll buys.

Policy by Account State

Optimal dollar risk and target as profit moves from the floor toward the goal. This is the layering logic.

Risk $Target $Account value $

How the Engine Decides

An account's value is the payout cash it is expected to produce from its exact state: profit, peak, payouts taken, qualifying days. A fresh eval is worth the funded value times the chance of passing.
For every state the engine tests every dollar stop and target and keeps the one with the highest expected next-state value. Evals only care about reaching the target; funded accounts only care about cash withdrawn.
Win probability comes from your own win rate at each reward : risk when you enter it, otherwise from your base trade (win rate at a stop / target you choose) modelled as a small drift toward fair price, which prices every other stop and target.
Brackets: dollars come from the account's state, contracts are the plan's maximum, and points follow. A reversion goes to the accounts whose target points fit the room to fair price, with at most 20% overshoot.
Correlation is handled by the shared event cap, not by copying one trade everywhere.

Rules

The engine is only as right as these numbers. Values marked Check were not verified against a current purchase agreement.

Rule Watch Advanced

A monthly check of each firm's published rules and prices

No check has run yet. The first one runs on the 1st of the month; anything that looks different shows here for you to approve.

Your Prices

Enter what you'll actually pay after promo codes and referral links, with the options you'll pick. Turning the daily loss limit on is usually cheaper (Topstep: $95 → $85) and caps a bad day. Every EV, ruin and Kelly number uses these prices.

Plan	List	Daily loss limit	Your price	Billing	Activation on pass

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