NUUK Game · educational simulation
Rules, not PnL.
A real historical chart runs. Enter when the pattern locks, respect the stop, wait for the target. The result is measured in R, the multiple of the risk you took, not in money.
- +2RTargetWhen price gets here, the trade closes on its own.
- 0EntryWhen the pattern locks, in its direction.
- −1RStopIt really triggers. The loss is the risk known from the start.
60 seconds, one rule set.
You are in the position for as long as you hold the key; the moment you let go, it closes. On desktop you can also play with the arrow keys or W and S.
Game round
60-second round
- TotalTotal
- 0.0R
- OpenOpen position
- —
- RuleRule-based entries
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- TimeTime
- 1:00
Play the same chart as everyone else, or practise freely on a random chart. The market and the date are revealed when the round ends.
Patterns are announced here once the round starts.
How to play
- 1
The chart runs
Real historical price action plays as 150 candles in 60 seconds. Which market and which date it is are revealed when the round ends.
- 2
A pattern locks
When a hammer, engulfing or star pattern forms, the chart marks it and shows the stop level.
- 3
Hold, then release
You are in the position for as long as you hold the LONG or SHORT key. It closes on its own at the stop (−1R) or at the target (+2R).
- 4
R and discipline
The result is written in R, with the trading cost deducted. The discipline score shows how many of your entries followed the rule.
What NUUK Game measures
This is process practice, not a game about making money. At the end of every round you also see what the rule did mechanically on that chart.
The patterns here are general teaching examples, not NUUK's trading systems. They should not be assumed to provide a profitable edge on their own.
What counts towards the discipline score
- Waiting: entering when there is no pattern counts as off-rule.
- Respecting the stop: the loss stays limited to the risk known from the start.
- Waiting for the target: an early exit shrinks the result in R.
- One setup, one entry: entering the same pattern a second time is off-rule.
Educational simulation. It is played on historical market data; no real trades are placed and no real money is used. Not investment advice. Results in the simulation do not represent real trading results; past results do not indicate future results.