Risk–Reward Ratio (Quick)

Enter your risk distance (entry → stop) and reward distance (entry → target). We’ll compute the ratio Reward / Risk and the breakeven win-rate implied by that ratio.

Inputs

Entry → Stop (absolute units: points, ₹, $ …)

Target → Entry (absolute units)

Or derive from prices

Results

Risk–Reward Ratio
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Computed as Reward ÷ Risk.

Breakeven Win-Rate
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1 ÷ (1 + RR). At this win-rate your expectancy ≈ 0.

Visual
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Left bar shows “1 risk”. Right bar scales with RR (capped at 4× for display).

Enter positive distances (or prices) to compute ratio and breakeven win-rate.

Pro note: RR is only one dimension. Combine it with your historical win-rate and average win/loss to check expectancy.

Quick filterZero-expectancy breakeven

Why this matters

The risk–reward ratio helps compare setups quickly. A higher ratio means you can be wrong more often and still break even (or better), all else equal. Use it to filter trades and to pressure-test target/stop placement.

  • RR = Reward ÷ Risk (e.g., 2.0 → “2:1”).
  • Breakeven win-rate = 1 ÷ (1 + RR).

Tip: Use our full Win-Rate & Risk–Reward planner to include position sizing and expectancy.