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At an 80% net payout, a winning 10-unit contract earns 8 units while a losing contract loses 10. The break-even win rate is about 55.56% before fees, rejected orders, price differences, or execution errors.
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At an 80% net payout, a winning 10-unit contract earns 8 units while a losing contract loses 10. The break-even win rate is about 55.56% before fees, rejected orders, price differences, or execution errors.
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