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The5ers programs compared: High Stakes vs Hyper Growth vs Pro Growth vs Bootcamp

No consistency rule on any The5ers program, so the choice is room against split. All four on one grid.

Four programs, no consistency rule anywhere

RuleHigh StakesHyper GrowthPro GrowthBootcamp
Phases2113
Targets10% then 5%10%10%6% per phase
Maximum loss10% static6% static6% static5% static per phase
Daily loss5%, ends the account3% pause, trading resumes next day3%, ends the account3–5% by source
Minimum days3 profitable days (0.5%) per stepnone3 profitable daysnone
Consistencynonenonenonenone
Newsno new orders within 2 minutes of high-impact releasesallowed except bracket strategies around releasesper program pageallowed except brackets
Weekendallowedallowedallowedallowed
Leverage1:1001:301:30per program
Starting split80%50%75%50%
Ladderto 100% via scale-upto 100%to $500K capto 100%
Fee—refunded on first payout—$350 unlock after passing

Which one for a systematic strategy

The choice is between room and split. High Stakes has the most room (10%) and the highest starting split (80%) but a 5% daily loss that ends the account and a 2-minute news lockout on new orders. Hyper Growth halves the room and starts at 50%, but the daily 3% is a pause, which is the friendlier structure for a system that clusters trades on volatile days. Pro Growth sits between them. Bootcamp is three short phases at 5% room each with a 50% starting split.

The ladder and payout timing on The5ers payouts and scale-up; the card at The5ers rules; the comparison with FTMO.

FAQ

Which The5ers program has the most drawdown room?

High Stakes, with a 10% static maximum loss and 1:100 leverage; Hyper Growth and Pro Growth have 6%, Bootcamp 5% per phase.

Is the The5ers daily loss a breach or a pause?

A breach on High Stakes (5%) and Pro Growth (3%); a pause on Hyper Growth (3%), where trading resumes the next day.

Source: the firm’s help center and program pages, cross-checked with the The5ers rules card, September 2026. Rules change quarterly; the help center is binding.