Trade League
A Trade League reset costs $50 and restores your simulated account to its $50,000 starting balance, clearing any open positions. You can buy up to 10 paid resets per entry, at any time from when entries open through the entry/reset deadline (11:59 PM ET on the Wednesday of the tournament's final week). After that deadline, no more resets are available for that month.
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If your Trade League account takes a hit — or you breach the max loss — you can reset it and keep competing.
The basics
- Price: $50 per reset (or use a prepaid voucher from the $195 bundle).
- What it does: restores your simulated account to its $50,000 starting balance and clears any open positions.
- Cap: up to 10 paid resets per entry.
- When: any time from when entries open (12:00 AM ET on the 1st) through the entry/reset deadline — 11:59 PM ET on the Wednesday of the final week of the tournament.
What a reset does NOT do
- It does not extend the tournament. The close moment (4:00 PM ET on the last Friday) stays the same no matter when you reset.
- It does not carry over to next month. Resets (and unused bundle vouchers) belong to the month's entry they were purchased for.
After the deadline
Once the entry/reset deadline passes, no further resets are available for that month. If your account is blown out after the deadline, it forfeits revenue-share eligibility for that month's tournament — see "Blowing up before vs. after the reset deadline".
Strategy note
Because everyone is ranked by final balance, a reset puts you back at $50,000 — behind anyone currently above their starting balance, but ahead of a blown account. Whether to reset late in the month is a judgment call; the platform just gives you the option until the deadline.
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- Blowing up your Trade League account: before vs. after the reset deadlineIf you breach the Trade League max loss before the entry/reset deadline (11:59 PM ET, Wednesday of the final week), you can buy a $50 reset — up to 10 per entry — and keep competing. If you blow up after the deadline, no resets are available and your account forfeits revenue-share eligibility for that month. You can enter again the next month.
- Do coupon codes work on Trade League?Generally, no. Trade League pricing ($75 entry / $50 reset / $195 bundle) is essentially never discounted. Standard affiliate codes mirror the current promotions, which apply to challenges but not typically to Trade League — so entering one at Trade League checkout credits the affiliate but usually doesn't change your price.
- How much does Trade League cost?Trade League entry is $75 per monthly tournament. Resets are $50 each (up to 10 per entry), and a $195 bundle includes one entry plus 3 prepaid resets. All purchases are one-time card payments — there is no subscription or recurring billing. Trade League pricing is essentially never discounted.
- How Trade League payouts work: the revenue shareThe top 10% of paid entries, ranked by final balance, share the Trade League revenue share each month — regardless of how many traders compete. The payout field and per-rank amounts calibrate to actual participation and are published on the Trade League page. The standard 90/10 trader split applies; payouts are disbursed via Rise after KYC.
- The Trade League bundle: what you get for $195The $195 Trade League bundle includes one entry plus 3 prepaid reset vouchers for the same month's tournament. Bought separately, that would cost $225 ($75 entry + 3 × $50 resets), so the bundle saves $30. Vouchers can be redeemed any time before the entry/reset deadline; unused vouchers expire at that deadline and are not refundable or transferable.