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Risk/Reward Ratio Calculator

Calculate the risk-to-reward ratio of a trade from entry, stop-loss and take-profit β€” plus the win rate you need to break even.

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How to use the Risk/Reward Ratio Calculator

  1. 1Enter your Entry price (in USD).
  2. 2Enter your Stop-loss (in USD).
  3. 3Enter your Take-profit (in USD).
  4. 4The result and full breakdown update instantly β€” no signup, no waiting, and your numbers never leave your browser.

About the Risk/Reward Ratio Calculator

Calculate the risk-to-reward ratio of a trade from entry, stop-loss and take-profit β€” plus the win rate you need to break even. It's a free tool in our trading calculators collection on TheCryptoTools, runs entirely in your browser, and works on mobile. If you found it useful, try Crypto Win Rate Calculator, Stop Loss & Take Profit Calculator and Position Size Calculator.

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Frequently asked questions

οΌ‹What is a good risk/reward ratio?

Many traders look for at least 1:2 β€” risking one unit to make two. Higher ratios let you profit with a lower win rate.

οΌ‹How is break-even win rate found?

Break-even win rate = 1 Γ· (1 + reward/risk). A 1:2 trade only needs a 33% win rate to break even.

οΌ‹Does R:R guarantee profit?

No β€” it must be combined with a realistic win rate. A great ratio with a very low win rate can still lose money.

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For educational purposes only. Risk/Reward Ratio Calculator results are estimates, not financial advice.