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Risk to Reward Ratio Calculator

Test whether a trade is worth taking: the ratio, money at stake on both sides, and the win rate the plan needs.

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Instrument
Account currency
Account balance
Money mode
Risk per trade
Entry price prefilled from the live rate
Stop loss (pips)
Take profit (pips)
Costs optional - your ratio after fees
Commission per lot, round turn
Spread (pips)
Your win rate optional - your expectancy
Win rate % of trades you win
1 : 2.402.40R

You risk $100.00 to make $240.00.

stop 1.15799entry 1.16049target 1.16649
Risk$100.0025 pips
Reward$240.0060 pips
Breakeven win rate29.4%win 3 of 10 to stay flat
Position size0.40 lots

Where your target must sit

1 : 11.1629950% to break even
1 : 1.51.1642440% to break even
1 : 21.1654933% to break even
1 : 31.1679925% to break even
same 25 pips stop at every rung
shares the trade setup, never your balance

Your plan says 1 : 2.40. Your fills say otherwise.

Connect your account and see your true average risk to reward across every real fill - the number this plan promises vs the one you actually take.

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What the ratio tells you

Every planned trade has a price where you admit you were wrong and a price where you take profit. Risk to reward compares those distances. A 25 pip stop and a 60 pip target produce 1:2.4: every dollar at risk aims to make $2.40.

Connect the ratio to win rate

Breakeven win rate = 1 / (1 + reward per unit of risk). At 1:1 it is 50%, at 1:2 it is 33.3%, and at 1:3 it is 25%. Costs push the real requirement slightly higher.

A higher ratio is not automatically better

Farther targets are hit less often. The useful ratio is the one your actual win rate can support after spread and commission. With multiple targets, use the allocation-weighted blended ratio rather than the farthest headline target.

Frequently asked questions

How do you calculate risk to reward?
Divide the distance from entry to target by the distance from entry to stop. The calculator also converts both distances into money.
What is a good risk to reward ratio?
Many traders aim for at least 1:2, but no ratio is good by itself. It must be evaluated together with your win rate and costs.
What does 1:3 mean?
You risk one unit to make three. Before costs, the breakeven win rate is 25%.
Do I need a TradeDNA account?
No. The calculator is free and standalone. A TradeDNA account compares planned ratios with the ratios your real fills delivered.
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