I read somewhere that walking away breaking even is a successful trade. You had a free shot at the prize and didn't lose a dime. With this as your philosophy 80% of the trades I've taken are successful trades. Without it I'd rate it around 50 to 60%.

The prize is 3 pips profit to every pip that is risked.

The math on that is simple enough.

Let's say you are taking 10 trades. Risking $10.00 on every trade.
50% of the time you will walk away with $30.00 profit on the trade.
$30.00*5(or 50% of trades)=$150.00
30% of the trades will break even( when BE is moved up at 30+ pips)
0.00 = 0.00
20% of the trades will end miserably with a huge loss of the total risked!
10.00*2(or 20% of trades)= 20.00

10 trades reward = $150.00 - $20.00 = $130.00 = 1300% of the per trade risk.

I need to clarify the risk I'm associating is not the amount of capital used buying the lots for the trade. It would be the amount you would lose from your account if your trade stopped out at 30 pips.

Only use this method on demo.