Blue Guardian Futures: look at how your position size can grow.
The Reserve route combines an end-of-day loss model with funded-stage position scaling. Start with the contracts you actually trade and how the allowance changes.
For this profile, Reserve is the starting point rather than a blanket summary of every Blue Guardian product. Compare the exact Reserve variation at checkout, including any daily-loss or profit-share option, before applying the base rules.
Offers & coupons
Check the fit first. Then the saving.
No verified coupon is available for this programme right now.
Position scaling
How do you normally size your trades?
Pick the situation closest to your routine.
I use the same size every day+
Compare that size with the funded starting allowance. The evaluation maximum is not necessarily the position size available immediately after passing.
I increase size after a good run+
Check when the scaling review happens and what balance supports the next tier. Avoid assuming intraday profit instantly increases your allowance.
I mostly use micro contracts+
Read the mini-to-micro conversion and product exceptions for the platform you intend to use.
1
Evaluate
Trade within the target, loss allowance and position cap.
2
Start funded
Check the initial funded position tier.
3
Scale deliberately
Match contract size to the current allowed tier.
Choose your route
Compare the programme, account size and fees together. Simulated capital is not your purchase price.
Futures
Reserve
A futures evaluation with EOD drawdown and no base daily loss limit.
Reserve · Rules explained
Rule
Evaluation / entry route
Evaluation consistency
50%
Drawdown model
End of day
Base daily loss limit
None
Who this may suit
Traders who want to compare funded scaling before selecting account size.
Worth knowing before you pay
Reserve’s evaluation consistency and funded scaling are separate conditions. Optional variations must be checked.
Summary only. Read the full plan rules before purchasing.
