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Blue Guardian Futures rules explained: daily loss limit, trailing drawdown and consistency
What each Blue Guardian Futures evaluation rule means in practice, from the firm's published rules — plus how the live passes on Blue Guardian Futures measured up.
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2026-10-31Rules as of
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Every Blue Guardian Futures evaluation package at a glance
| Plan | Size | Profit target | Max loss | Daily loss limit | Consistency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Express | 25K | $1,500 | $1,000 · End-of-day trailing | None | Best day must be ≤ 40% of total profit to pass |
| Express | 50K | $3,000 | $2,000 · End-of-day trailing | $1,000 | Best day must be ≤ 40% of total profit to pass |
| Express | 100K | $6,000 | $2,500 · End-of-day trailing | $1,250 | Best day must be ≤ 40% of total profit to pass |
| Express | 150K | $9,000 | $3,500 · End-of-day trailing | $1,750 | Best day must be ≤ 40% of total profit to pass |
| Reserve | 25K | $1,500 | $1,000 · End-of-day trailing | None | Best day must be ≤ 51% of total profit to pass |
| Reserve | 50K | $3,000 | $2,000 · End-of-day trailing | None | Best day must be ≤ 51% of total profit to pass |
| Reserve | 100K | $6,000 | $3,000 · End-of-day trailing | None | Best day must be ≤ 51% of total profit to pass |
| Reserve | 150K | $9,000 | $4,500 · End-of-day trailing | None | Best day must be ≤ 51% of total profit to pass |
| Reserve-40C | 25K | $1,500 | $1,000 · End-of-day trailing | None | Best day must be ≤ 40% of total profit to pass |
| Reserve-40C | 50K | $3,000 | $2,000 · End-of-day trailing | None | Best day must be ≤ 40% of total profit to pass |
| Reserve-40C | 100K | $6,000 | $3,000 · End-of-day trailing | None | Best day must be ≤ 40% of total profit to pass |
| Reserve-40C | 150K | $9,000 | $4,500 · End-of-day trailing | None | Best day must be ≤ 40% of total profit to pass |
| Reserve-DLL | 25K | $1,500 | $1,000 · End-of-day trailing | $600 | Best day must be ≤ 51% of total profit to pass |
| Reserve-DLL | 50K | $3,000 | $2,000 · End-of-day trailing | $1,200 | Best day must be ≤ 51% of total profit to pass |
| Reserve-DLL | 100K | $6,000 | $3,000 · End-of-day trailing | $1,700 | Best day must be ≤ 51% of total profit to pass |
| Reserve-DLL | 150K | $9,000 | $4,500 · End-of-day trailing | $3,000 | Best day must be ≤ 51% of total profit to pass |
| Standard | 25K | $1,500 | $1,000 · End-of-day trailing | None | None in the evaluation |
| Standard | 50K | $3,000 | $2,000 · End-of-day trailing | $1,000 | None in the evaluation |
| Standard | 100K | $6,000 | $3,500 · End-of-day trailing | $2,000 | None in the evaluation |
| Standard | 150K | $9,000 | $5,000 · End-of-day trailing | $3,000 | None in the evaluation |
As of 2026-10-31, from Blue Guardian Futures' published rules.
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The daily loss limit
On the Express 50K the daily loss limit is $1,000 · trading pauses for the rest of the day. It counts open (unrealised) losses as well as closed trades.
Practical reading: a soft limit ends the trading day but keeps the account alive; a hard limit fails the account. Either way the day's loss has to be measured from the start of the firm's trading day, which opens at 6 PM in the firm's time zone.
The trailing drawdown (maximum loss)
On the Express 50K, the maximum loss is $2,000: the account fails if the balance falls to $48,000 at the start, and that level rises with each higher end-of-day balance.
End-of-day trailing: the level only moves after the day closes, so open profit during the day does not raise it. On the Express 50K it starts at $48,000 and keeps trailing. Touching it during the day, open losses included, fails the account.
The consistency rule
Best day must be ≤ 40% of total profit to pass.
Days, time limit and cut-off
| Minimum trading days | None |
|---|---|
| Time limit | No time limit |
| Flat by | 4:10 PM ET |
| News | — |
As of 2026-10-31.
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How the live Blue Guardian Futures passes met these rules
Best day = the most profitable trading day of the attempt; its share of the net shows the consistency rule at work.
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Questions traders ask
Which futures prop firms have strategies that passed live?
Live evaluation results in the PropPass directory as of Nov 1, 2026: FundedNext Futures (44 passes, 6 fails); BluSky Trading (28 passes, 1 fails); My Funded Futures (21 passes, 2 fails); Tradeify (17 passes, 0 fails); Lucid Trading (14 passes, 2 fails); Apex Trader Funding (14 passes, 1 fails); Topstep (7 passes, 0 fails); Take Profit Trader (2 passes, 0 fails).
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What is a trailing drawdown?
A trailing drawdown is a maximum-loss level that moves up behind the account balance. With an end-of-day trailing drawdown it rises only from closing balances; with an intraday trailing drawdown it rises with the highest balance reached during the day, open profit included; a static drawdown never moves. Of the 225 evaluation packages in PropPass's researched firm rules, 182 use end-of-day trailing, 25 intraday trailing and 14 static.
Which prop firm evaluations have no daily loss limit?
Among the firms with live passes on PropPass, these evaluation plans have no daily loss limit in the firms' published rules (each still has a maximum loss): Apex Trader Funding: Apex Intraday Trail, Apex Legacy Full (limited-time promotion); BluSky Trading: Launch, Orbit, Propel; FundedNext Futures: Flex, Legacy, Rapid Pro; Lucid Trading: LucidMaxx; My Funded Futures: Pro, Pro (One-Day Add-On), Rapid, Rapid EOD; Take Profit Trader: Test-PRO; Tradeify: Select Daily, Select Flex.
What is a prop firm consistency rule?
A consistency rule limits how much of the total profit can come from a single day — for example, the best day may be at most 50% of the profit. Some firms block the pass until the rule is met, others raise the profit target. Firms with live passes on PropPass that use one in at least one evaluation plan: BluSky Trading, FundedNext Futures, Lucid Trading, My Funded Futures, Take Profit Trader, Topstep, Tradeify.
How do you pass a prop firm challenge?
Know your package's numbers (profit target, maximum loss, daily loss limit, consistency, minimum days), keep each day's loss well inside the daily limit, respect the trailing drawdown, be flat before the firm's cut-off and follow its news rules. Across the PropPass directory, live passes took a median of 2 trading days. Read the full guide.