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Course FAQ

Straight answers on the $99 price, what the five lessons cover, how quiz scoring works, and how certificates are issued — everything you need before you buy.

The $99 price

How much does the course cost?

$99 — a special offer, down from the regular $499. It is a single one-time payment: no subscription, no monthly renewals, no tax added at checkout.

What does the $99 include?

Lifetime access to all five course modules — the full in-depth reading, worked examples, common-mistake breakdowns, pre-decision checklists, practice drills and every knowledge check — plus your named completion certificate once all five checks are passed.

Does it include the poker tables or chips?

No, and it doesn't need to: the poker tables are free for everyone and stay free. The course is the only thing we sell — no chips or table access are sold on this site.

How do I pay, and is payment secure?

Checkout runs through a secure, embedded Stripe payment form on the course page — you never leave the site. Your five modules unlock automatically as soon as payment is confirmed, usually within seconds.

Can I preview the material before buying?

Yes. On the course page, click any locked lesson to see what that module contains before you decide. The free 20-question risk assessment is also available to everyone with no account or payment.

Lesson content

What are the five modules?

Position sizing, R-multiples, Risk vs reward, Profit factor, Emotional discipline. They are designed to be taken in order — sizing comes first because every other decision depends on it.

How deep does each module go?

Each module is a full lesson, not a summary: detailed instruction, multi-part worked examples with real numbers, a table of where traders typically go wrong, a pre-decision checklist, a short practice drill, and an exercise you can run at our free poker tables.

How long does the course take?

Most people finish in three to five hours spread over a few sittings, but it is fully self-paced — your progress and best quiz scores are saved per module, and you can revisit any lesson anytime.

What if I fail a module's knowledge check?

Retake it. Each check is a handful of questions, explanations are shown after every attempt, and there is no limit on retries. Your best score per module is saved.

Quiz scoring

How does the free quiz work?

The free risk assessment has 20 questions — four per topic — mixing position-sizing arithmetic with judgment calls. No account or payment is needed, and you can retake it whenever you like.

How is the quiz scored?

You see your percentage immediately, along with an explanation for every question you missed. Scoring is done on the server against a private answer key, so results stay honest.

What score do I need to be certified?

90% — that's 18 of 20 correct. The results page tells you exactly how many answers short you are and which modules teach the concepts you missed.

Is the free quiz the same as the course quizzes?

No. The free assessment measures where you stand; each course module has its own shorter knowledge check that must be passed to complete the course and earn the completion certificate.

Certificates

What certificate do I earn from the course?

A Risk Management Training Certificate of Completion, issued once you have completed all five lessons and passed every module's knowledge check. It carries your name and the completion date.

How do I get it?

It appears on the course page and on your course progress page the moment you finish, as a printable PDF you can download and keep. It is also emailed to you automatically with a permanent link you can open without signing in.

Is there a quiz-only certificate?

Yes — score 90% or higher on the free 20-question assessment and you can download a named Risk Management Assessment Certificate and have it emailed to you as well.

Is the certificate a professional credential?

No. It is educational recognition of completing a risk-management training program. It is not a professional credential, licence, or trading qualification, and it is not financial advice.

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