Multi Shot

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+ What does Multi Shot do?

When you press Fire, it buys the same one-tick contract (a digit Over/Under, or Rise/Fall) on every market you selected, across ten Deriv markets: all eight 1-second volatility indices (Vol 10, 15, 25, 30, 50, 75, 90 and 100) plus two Jump indices (Jump 10, Jump 50). It then waits for each trade to settle and adds them up into one basket P/L.

+ What are Safe and High mode?

Safe uses the 90% range: Over 0 (wins on 1–9) or Under 9 (wins on 0–8). High uses the 80% range, which pays more per win: Over 1 (wins on 2–9) or Under 8 (wins on 0–7). Max pays the most per win: Over 4 (wins on 5–9, 50%) or Under 6 (wins on 0–5, 60%).

The bigger the payout, the bigger the average cost of each trade: Safe is the cheapest, Max the most expensive. The Expected figure shows the real cost for whichever mode you pick.

+ Why does it fetch proposals before buying?

Every selected market keeps a live price proposal open. When you press Fire, each buy goes out against a proposal Deriv has already priced, so all the orders leave together with a confirmed payout. If Deriv rejects a quote, that market is flagged before any money is spent.

+ What are Basket cost and Each win pays?

Basket cost is what the next basket stakes in total across its markets. Each win pays is the profit one winning trade makes at your stake, from the live Deriv payout. Stakes of 2 or more get slightly better payouts, because payouts are rounded to the cent.

+ Does trading ten markets improve the odds?

No. Each market's digits are independent, so every trade keeps the same odds. Spreading across markets evens out results from one basket to the next, but it does not remove the risk. Try it on a demo account first.

+ What does Auto-Fire do?

Switch it on and Multi Shot watches your selected markets' live last digit. The moment 2 or more of them are currently sitting in your contract's losing zone (shown in red), it fires a basket by itself — no clicking needed. It waits for that basket to fully settle, then goes back to watching for the next 2-red moment, automatically, for as long as the toggle stays on.

Zig-zag: after a basket that loses money, Auto-Fire switches direction for the next one — Under 9 after a losing Over basket, Over 0 after a losing Under basket — always in Safe mode. After a winning basket it keeps the same direction.

This is a streak-based trigger, not a prediction: each tick's last digit is still independent of the ones before it, so a run of red digits does not make a win more likely on the next tick. Auto-Fire only changes when a basket fires, not the odds of winning it — the Chance figure above is unchanged either way. Turn it off any time; it also pauses itself the moment you log out.

Take profit, Stop loss and Max baskets apply to each Auto-Fire run, counted from the moment you switch it on. As soon as a basket settles and the run reaches one of them, Auto-Fire switches itself off. Leave a box empty to turn that limit off.

On Rise/Fall there are no digits to watch, so Auto-Fire fires each basket as soon as its quotes are ready, keeps the direction you picked, and stops at the same limits.

+ How does Rise/Fall work?

Pick Rise / Fall in Trade type and a basket buys the same one-tick Rise (or Fall) contract on all your selected markets at once. Rise wins when the next tick is higher than the entry tick, Fall when it is lower. If the price repeats exactly, both lose.

Each win pays a little under 2× the stake, and each trade wins a little under half the time. The cards show an arrow for the way each market last moved.

+ What does Recovery do?

Recovery works on Rise/Fall and Digits. With it on, every basket is part of a cycle: a market that wins is done and stops trading (its card shows Won), and a market that loses trades again in the next basket at a recovery stake. That stake is worked out from the market's live payout so that one win pays back everything it has lost in a row, plus the profit a normal win makes. When every selected market has won once, the cycle is complete: nothing trades, Auto-Fire switches itself off, and the Fire button turns into Start new cycle.

How big the recovery stake gets depends on the payout. Rise/Fall pays about 90% per win, so after one loss the next stake is a little over 2×. Under 9 pays only about 6%, so after one loss the next stake is about 17× — after two losses, about 300×. The card badge shows the multiplier. Each recovery stake is checked against Deriv's live quote before buying and raised if needed, so one win really does pay the losses back.

There is no limit on how many times a market keeps recovering, so a long losing streak means very big stakes. The only stop is your balance: if a recovery stake would be more than your whole balance, that market takes its loss and goes back to your base stake until it wins.

Recovery does not change the odds of any trade. A losing streak on a big recovery stake costs far more than a flat stake. Try it on a demo account first.

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