MM2 WFL Calculator
Add what you're giving and what you're getting. The verdict uses values solved from real Murder Mystery 2 trades — 130 items, updated 1 minute ago.
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How the verdict is decided
Both sides are totalled using each item's solved trade value. If the two totals are within 10% of each other the trade is Fair; outside that band it's a Win or a Lose for you. The 10% is measured against the larger side, so the same trade gets the same verdict whichever chair you are sitting in.
Values carry confidence ratings — an item backed by two independent methods and hundreds of trades is more reliable than one scraping past the threshold. Where we don't have enough evidence for an item at all, it isn't in this calculator. See how values are solved →
Every MM2 value this calculator uses
Full value list →130 items, each solved from observed player trades and re-solved every night. Items we cannot yet solve are deliberately absent: the calculator will not price a side it cannot evidence.
Common questions
What does WFL mean in MM2?
WFL stands for Win, Fair or Lose. It's how MM2 traders describe whether a proposed trade favours you, is balanced, or costs you value.
How does this calculator decide?
It adds the solved trade value of everything on each side and compares the totals. Within 10% either way is Fair; beyond that it's a Win or a Lose for you. Every value comes from real observed trades, not hand-set numbers.
Are these values accurate?
Each item carries a confidence rating based on how much independent trade evidence backs it. Items without enough evidence aren't in this calculator at all — we'd rather leave one out than let a guess skew your trade.