Measure how far a bankroll has fallen from its peak and how much growth is required to return to that peak.
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Measure how far a bankroll has fallen from its peak and how much growth is required to return to that peak.
Calculations are informational. Actual grading, limits, deductions and payouts follow the operator’s rules.
A bankroll falling from a 1,200 peak to 900 has a 25% drawdown. It then needs a 33.33% gain on 900 to recover to 1,200.
This browser-based tool uses only the values entered on this page. It does not retrieve live odds, predict results or connect to a betting account.
Intermediate calculations retain full JavaScript precision; display values are rounded for readability.
Recovery is measured from the smaller current balance, while drawdown is measured from the larger peak.
Use the highest bankroll value reached during the period you want to analyze.
Yes. Drawdown is 100%, but a percentage recovery from zero is not mathematically finite.
A deposit changes bankroll but is not betting profit; track cash flows separately for performance analysis.
No. It measures one entered peak-to-current decline rather than scanning a time series.
Confirm the odds format, stake basis, market scope and settlement rule before relying on the result.