How it scores: entering when a real climax reversal has just confirmed = Setup caught. Entering with no volume climax / mid-move = Off-script (the knife-catch — usually stops for −1R). Stop is auto-placed beyond the recent swing; target is a fixed 2R, scaled by your size.
Anti-tilt (your pattern): after any losing trade the buttons lock for 3 bars — you can't revenge-trade, and flipping to the other side is blocked outright. Size is capped to 1× for 6 bars after a loss, so you can't swing bigger to get even. Hit −3R on the day and the session ends (your daily stop). "Tilt blocked" counts every urge the system caught for you.
Keys: Space play/pause · L long · S short · E exit. Endless mode auto-loads sessions and tracks a career line so you can drill for a long stretch.
Center · 3 min opens a three-minute focus on your ishta-devata before you trade. Use it to start the day and after any loss — steady the mind first, then the plan.
Zones shade the map: the gold dashed line is liquidity (where stops sit and get swept), the colored band is the absorption / demand-supply zone where big volume flipped price. Best reversals fire right there — entering in the zone earns an A+.
Exit is how you practice holding: 2R target (fixed), trail to the first opposite-color bar (ride till momentum breaks), or two-bar stop (hold through one pullback, out on the second). The hard stop always protects you underneath.
Shakeout drill (turn it on to practice): after you enter a good setup, price dips back toward your stop — but never through it — then runs. Your only job is to HOLD. Don't bail on the wobble, don't average down on hope. It's telling you the whole time. Best paired with Exit: 2R target so holding does the work.
Re-entry drill (turn it on to practice): the setup stops you out on a flush — respect it, take the −1R. Then it bases, and re-triggers a fresh signal at the same level. Get back in and hold to 2R. A stop-out is not a dead idea; the pro move is respect-the-stop, pause, re-enter. Net winner across the two.
Hourly bias (top-right): each session has a dominant direction. Trades with the bias are your A-setups; a trade against it is a counter-trend scalp — fine once, small and fast. Keep firing shorts into an UP bias (or vice-versa) and the game flags it as the put-after-put mistake. Trade your own read.