Binary Options Martingale Calculator

It is a system where you raise your stake after every loss so that a single eventual win recovers all prior losses plus your original target. It feels reliable on paper, but each loss forces a far larger next stake, and a long enough losing streak can wipe out the account.

Binary payouts are below 100%, so a winning trade returns less than you staked in profit. To claw back the growing pile of losses with that partial payout, each stake must be much larger than the last — the totals compound, not add, and reach dozens of times your base stake within a handful of steps.

No. The sub-100% payout gives the broker a built-in edge on every trade, and martingale does not change those odds — it only postpones a loss until it is much larger. There is no stake schedule that overcomes a negative expectancy; the strategy trades many small wins for the occasional account-ending loss.

A higher payout makes each recovery stake smaller, so the sequence escalates more slowly — but it never removes the risk. Move the payout slider to compare: even at 90%+ the total at risk still multiplies fast, and a single further loss after your last step still loses the entire amount staked.