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Tournament trading is its own discipline. These are the fundamentals that separate consistent finishers from one-hit wonders.
You are not maximising expected return, you are maximising the chance of finishing in the paid places. In a winner-takes-all Sit & Go, second place pays the same as last.
A 15-minute event and a weekly event demand different risk. Short formats reward decisive size; long formats reward survival and compounding.
Equal returns are split by lowest maximum drawdown. A smoother equity curve is worth real money in close finishes.
The live opponent panel shows where you stand. Chasing from behind late justifies risk that would be reckless while leading.
Spread, slippage and fees are modelled. Overtrading a chop bleeds your balance exactly the way it does in a live account.
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