Games

Forex trading games that teach smart money concepts

ForexLens has 34 free games in four tiers. Core has six floors and 20 games, from swing structure to a complete model. Advanced adds 5, Elite 5 and Institutional 4. Every chart is simulated, all money is play money, and each round is graded on an exact rule and on your process, never on profit.

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Every game follows the same order: you find it first, then the Lens reveals. A round shows a generated chart with one thing planted in it, such as a swing, a pool of resting stops or a three-candle gap. You mark it with a tap, a dragged box or line, a painted zone or a dial. Then the Lens opens and shows what the rule finds on that chart and why. Because the chart was built around a verified answer, grading is exact. A run is five to ten rounds and takes three to six minutes.

Floors and tiers open as you level up, and levels come only from accuracy and process. Inside Core, the six floors open in order: Structure, Liquidity, Imbalance, Value, Time and The Model. Advanced, Elite and Institutional open the same way, at higher levels. A locked game still shows its page and what is inside. Harder means more realistic and less scaffolded, never a trick question.

The first game, Swing Mapper, needs no account. Every other game needs a free account with a verified email address, which also saves your progress. All 34 games are built and playable, and each page below describes how its game actually plays and what it grades.

Nothing on this page is a trading system. Smart money concepts are a vocabulary for describing charts, widely used and also contested, and the last tier shows the plainer market mechanics next to them. Read does SMC work before you take any of it to a live account. Most retail traders lose money.

Core 20 games

Six floors, twenty games: the smart money vocabulary from structure to a full model. Open from the start. Floors open one by one as you level up.

Floor 1: Structure

Swing MapperPlay freeTap the swing highs and lows that matter. The Lens shows which ones the rules kept, and why.Structure LadderLabel higher highs, higher lows, lower highs and lower lows along a moving chart, against the clock.BOS or CHoCHA level breaks. Continuation or change of character? A wick is not a body close.

Floor 2: Liquidity

Liquidity MapPaint where stops are likely resting: equal highs and lows, session extremes, old lows.Sweep or BreakPrice pokes through a level, candle by candle. Raid and reverse, or a real break? Decide before the close.InducementPick the trap: the obvious level that is said to be the bait before the real move.

Floor 3: Imbalance

FVG HunterDrag a box onto the three-candle gap. Graded on the exact wick-to-wick bounds.Order BlockMark the last opposite candle before displacement. The decoys have no displacement or no break.Displacement MeterRate the move: displacement or noise? Body size against the recent range, gaps left behind.

Floor 4: Value

Dealing RangeDrag the range high and low, then call a price premium or discount. Equilibrium sits at 50%.OTE SniperPlace an entry inside the 62 to 79% retracement with a stop beyond the swing, sized from risk.Draw on LiquidityWhere is price most likely drawn next? Pick the target pool and say why.

Floor 5: Time

Kill Zone ClockPlace the London, New York and Asia windows on a 24-hour dial in your own time zone.Power of ThreeLabel accumulation, manipulation and distribution on one day of candles.Judas SwingThe session opens with a fake move. Call it live as the candles print.

Floor 6: The Model

Model BuilderPut the sequence in order: sweep, change of character, displacement and gap, entry, target.Replay DeskBar-by-bar replay. Take the trade only when your written checklist is complete. Graded on process, never outcome.Risk DeskSize the position from stop distance and account risk: pips, lots and account currency.Reality Lab200 simulated traders run the same model with the same edge. Watch the drawdowns, the losing streaks and the spread of outcomes.The Liquidity EngineerBossBoss. Five rounds against a market maker hunting your stops. Survive by placing stops where liquidity is not obvious, and by passing on bad setups.

Advanced 5 games

Multi-timeframe reading and context. Opens at level 5, with a free account. Levels come from accuracy and process.

Timeframe AlignmentOne price series on three charts: daily, 1 hour and 5 minutes. Read the daily bias, then tap the only 5 minute setup that agrees with it.Internal or ExternalSeparate the swings that bound the range from the swings inside it, then say which pool of liquidity is the real target.Breaker or MitigationAn order block is tested. Did it fail, and how? Call it a breaker, a mitigation block or neither, then mark the retest zone.Session ProfileYou are given the Asia range and the London move. Pick the New York scenario the profile rules point to, and place the level that would prove the read wrong.The Trap SetterBossBoss. Five charts built to bait an early entry: inducement first, the real sweep later. Win by waiting for confirmation.

Elite 5 games

Execution under pressure and honest statistics. Opens at level 8, with a free account. Levels come from accuracy and process.

News DeskA scheduled release is minutes away. Spreads widen and stops slip. Decide flat, reduce or hold, then mark where the stop really fills.Partials LabManage one position with partials, a break-even move and a trail. Then 500 simulated runs compare your management with hands off.Backtest DetectiveA strategy report with planted flaws. Flag them, then predict what is left out of sample.Funded ChallengeA simulated evaluation: a profit target, a daily loss limit and a maximum drawdown over 20 trading days in fast-forward.TiltBossBoss. Two planned losses in a row, then the chart offers setups that look perfect. Pass, size down or stop for the day.

Institutional 4 games

How the market works behind the concepts. Opens at level 11, with a free account. Levels come from accuracy and process.

The Dealer's BookPlay the dealer. Quote two-way prices to clients, shade them to manage your inventory, and hedge what you cannot hold.The Fix WindowBenchmark orders arrive for the 4pm fix. Net them, work the rest around the window, and see the footprint a chart later calls a stop hunt.Order Flow TruthOne move, three views: candles, order book and tape. Decide whether the smart money story or a plainer one fits the evidence.The SkepticBossFinal boss. A risk committee puts five objections to your model: sample size, survivorship, discretion, costs, regime change. Answer with what the numbers show.