Free Scaling Into Winners Trading Game and Course
You’ll practise: Check the whole-position risk before adding to a winning simulated trade.
Play 5 chart-based levels at your own pace. Free, with no account or real money needed. You can start at any level.
About this course
Adding to a winning position changes total exposure and average entry. A higher open profit does not make additional size free of risk. FundedReady lets you rehearse the decision with simulated trades. Practise with free games, explanations, and replay feedback.
- Check the existing position, proposed addition, and combined risk. Practise deciding when an add is justified and when it is unnecessary.
- Choose a five-decision warm-up or any of the five chart levels.
- Use feedback to review the decision, then return for another attempt.
What you can practise
Try these focus points across 5 levels. You can play them in any order.
Consider a first add
Look for fresh confirmation after the starting position moves in your favour.
Watch the next price test
Compare adding near a fresh price level with adding after an extended move.
Check total open risk
Estimate the whole position’s loss at the shared stop before an add.
Compare add sizes
Notice how smaller later adds change the position’s total exposure.
Choose when to skip
Consider declining an add when confirmation, remaining reward, or the risk budget is unclear.
Frequently asked questions
Is the whole course free?
How does learning through a game work?
Is scaling into winners the same as averaging up?
Should I move my stop to breakeven before adding?
How large should each add be?
Can a stop guarantee that my total risk stays fixed?
Sources and review notes
- FundedReady methodology - How FundedReady structures simulator lessons and educational content.
- TradingView Lightweight Charts - Open-source charting library used by the simulator.
- CME Group: Risk Management and Your Trade Plan - Official framework for defining per-trade risk and maximum account exposure before trading.
- CME Group: Position and Risk Management - Official futures education on sizing positions for contract volatility, tick value, and account risk.
- Fidelity: Techniques for Managing Positions - Broker education on letting winners run, using tiered positions, and avoiding concentration and averaging down.
- Investor.gov: Stop, Stop-Limit, and Trailing Stop Orders - SEC investor bulletin explaining that stop prices are triggers, not guaranteed execution prices.
FundedReady courses are educational simulator drills. They do not place trades, provide signals, or guarantee trading results.