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Mock prop evaluation · learn the rules by surviving them

Prop Eval Practice Session

A playable $50K futures evaluation, run under the real rules — a trailing drawdown that ratchets against you, a daily loss limit, a consistency cap, and a profit target across multiple days. No money, no sign-up. The point is to blow up here, for free, before a real eval fee teaches you the same lesson for $50–$300.

1 / 7+
Flat
$0
$50,000
$3,000
$0
$47,500
Press Start Day 1. Each MES point = $5 × contracts. You have a 7-day evaluation to reach +$3,000 without breaching the trailing floor — then you get a pass/fail verdict.

The rules you're trading under

These are real $50K-account specs (a composite of Topstep & Apex). The simulator enforces every one of them live.

Starting balance$50,000
Profit target (to pass)+$3,000
Trailing drawdown$2,500, trails your intraday peak equity, locks at $50,000 once reached
Daily loss limit−$1,000 — hit it and your trading is locked for that day
Consistency ruleyour best single day must be under 50% of total profit
Minimum trading days7 (you can't rush it in one lucky session)

Why the trailing drawdown is the killer

It follows your highest open-equity point — the peak your account touched mid-trade, even on a trade you didn't close green. Run a position to +$900 open and let it fade back to flat, and your loss floor just climbed $900 of runway you'll never get back. Watch the cushion gauge turn red as you give profit back — that's the trap that ends most evaluations, and it's why a hold-and-hope style is so dangerous here.

Why the consistency rule exists

Firms don't want one lucky day — they want a repeatable trader. Make 60% of your profit on a single day and you can hit +$3,000 and still fail. It forces you to spread gains across the 7 days.

Educational simulation with synthetic prices — not a real market, not financial advice, not affiliated with any prop firm. Real evals cost money and most people fail them (~7% of funded traders ever get a payout). Practice here first.

Other tools: Trailing Drawdown Simulator · more calculators coming.