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Drawdown Analyzer

Analyse expected and worst-case drawdowns, maximum consecutive losses, recovery time, and psychological risk with losing streak probability tables.

Drawdown Analyzer
Odds Format
Win Rate (%)
%
Average Odds
Bets per Week
Total Bankroll
$
Staking Plan
Base Stake ($)
$
Drawdown Analysis
Psychological Risk: 35/100 — Medium — Stay Disciplined
Expected Max Drawdown
10.0%
$100.00
Worst Case (99th %ile)
13.0%
$130.00
Max Consecutive Losses10
Worst Consecutive Losses13
Bets to Recover325
Weeks to Recover17
Losing Streak Probabilities
Streakin 100 betsin 500 bets
3 in a row100.0%100.0%
5 in a row91.3%100.0%
8 in a row23.1%75.1%
10 in a row5.7%27.3%
Why Drawdowns Matter
Even profitable bettors face brutal losing streaks. Understanding what's statistically normal prevents panic decisions. A 10-bet losing streak at 40% win rate happens roughly every 200 bets — it's expected, not exceptional.

Why Drawdowns Destroy Bettors

Drawdowns - the inevitable losing streaks - are what psychologically destroy bettors and cause them to abandon profitable strategies prematurely. This tool shows you what to expect so you can prepare mentally.

The Losing Streak Table

The probability table is eye-opening. At a 40% strike rate, a 10-bet losing streak is statistically expected roughly every 200 bets. It is not a sign that your strategy is broken - it is simply mathematics. Understanding this reframes the experience from panic to expectation.

Psychological Risk Score

The score combines drawdown severity, recovery time, and staking aggression to estimate how likely you are to 'tilt' - making emotional decisions that deviate from your plan. High scores indicate you should consider reducing stake size or taking breaks during losing runs.

Recovery Time

Knowing how many bets (and weeks) it takes to recover from a worst-case drawdown helps set realistic expectations. If recovery takes 200 bets at 20 bets per week, that is 10 weeks - can you stay disciplined for that long?