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Alpha Futures rules & pass-probability calculator
Alpha Futures’s standard & advanced evaluations: profit target, drawdown, daily loss limit and consistency rule in one place — then estimate how likely your own trading stats are to pass.
Rules checked 2026-10-06 — firms change rules often, confirm on Alpha Futures’s site before you buy.
Alpha Futures standard & advanced evaluations at a glance
| Account | Profit target | Max drawdown | Drawdown type |
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| Standard 50K | $3,000 | $2,000 | Trailing, end of day |
| Standard 100K | $6,000 | $3,000 | Trailing, end of day |
| Standard 150K | $9,000 | $4,500 | Trailing, end of day |
| Advanced 50K | $4,000 | $1,750 | Trailing, end of day |
| Advanced 100K | $8,000 | $3,500 | Trailing, end of day |
| Advanced 150K | $12,000 | $5,250 | Trailing, end of day |
| Drawdown | Maximum Loss Limit (MLL) is end-of-day trailing on all plans, based on the highest end-of-day balance, and stops trailing at the starting balance. |
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| Daily loss limit | No Daily Loss Guard during the evaluation (Standard Qualified accounts have one). |
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| Consistency rule | Standard: 50% in the evaluation (minimum 2 trading days). Advanced: 40% in the evaluation (minimum 3 trading days). |
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Advanced 50K max position size: 5 minis / 50 micros.
Source: Alpha Futures help center · Alpha Futures website. LoggingTrades is not affiliated with Alpha Futures; this is an independent summary and not an endorsement.
Your odds on a Standard 50K account
Pre-filled with Alpha Futures’s Standard 50K numbers. Change your risk per trade, win rate and reward-to-risk to see how the odds move.
–Chance to pass
–Fails on drawdown
–Fails on daily limit / time
–Median days to pass
–Expectancy per trade
Trailing drawdowns are modelled the common way: the floor follows your highest balance (end-of-day close, or every trade for intraday) and stops trailing once it reaches the starting balance. Rules differ by firm — enter yours. Simulations assume independent trades.
Why drawdown, not account size, decides the outcome
The profit target is what you want; the drawdown is what ends the attempt. On a $2,000 drawdown, risking $250 per trade leaves room for only 8 full losses in a row. Size each trade so a normal losing streak still fits, and read trailing drawdown explained and how to pass a prop firm challenge.
FAQ
What is the Alpha Futures standard & advanced evaluations profit target?
On the Standard 50K account the profit target is $3,000 and the maximum drawdown is $2,000 (trailing, end of day), according to Alpha Futures’s own pages as checked 2026-10-06. Confirm on Alpha Futures’s site before you buy.
Is the Alpha Futures drawdown trailing or static?
Maximum Loss Limit (MLL) is end-of-day trailing on all plans, based on the highest end-of-day balance, and stops trailing at the starting balance.
Does Alpha Futures have a daily loss limit?
No Daily Loss Guard during the evaluation (Standard Qualified accounts have one).
Does Alpha Futures have a consistency rule?
Standard: 50% in the evaluation (minimum 2 trading days). Advanced: 40% in the evaluation (minimum 3 trading days).
How likely am I to pass the Alpha Futures evaluation?
It depends mostly on your risk per trade relative to the drawdown. The calculator on this page simulates 5,000 attempts from your own win rate, reward-to-risk and trades per day. It is an estimate based on your inputs, not a prediction or a promise.
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