Payout milking describes a repeating cycle: pass an evaluation, request a rapid payout, intentionally blow up the account through reckless outsized risk, then restart on a new account. The account is being treated as a lottery ticket rather than as a trading business. Solo Clash classifies this as abusive behaviour.
What counts as a violation:
The cycle: repeatedly passing an evaluation, taking a rapid payout, and then deliberately destroying the account.
Deliberate blowup: intentionally breaching an account through reckless, outsized risk once a payout has been secured.
Scaled operation: running this cycle across multiple accounts, sequentially or simultaneously.
What is allowed:
Failing an account through ordinary bad trading or a losing streak = ALLOWED (this rule targets deliberate destruction, not losses)
Taking a payout and then continuing to trade the account normally = ALLOWED
Buying a new evaluation after a genuine failure = ALLOWED
Holding multiple accounts and trading them consistently = ALLOWED
How this is assessed:
We review the full account lifecycle rather than a single trade — whether risk-taking changes sharply after a payout, whether position sizing becomes inconsistent with the strategy used to pass, and whether the pattern repeats across accounts linked to the same trader.