Murder Mystery 2 (MM2) Trade Calculator
Your recent trades
Only you can see this list · all your saves
Put both sides of an offer into the calculator and it adds up the current list values, then calls the trade a win, fair or loss for you. It uses the same values as the MM2 value list, so the number you checked a minute ago is the number the verdict is built on.
Four slots a side, the same as the in-game trade window, and duplicates stack into one slot with a count, so a bundle of three Snowcannons is one tap. Toggle Chroma only to keep the picker to chromas when you are pricing a big trade.
How to use the MM2 trade calculator
- Search for the item you are giving and tap it to add it to your side.
- Add duplicates by tapping again; the slot shows a count instead of taking a second slot.
- Switch to their side and add everything they are offering, chromas included.
- Read the meter. It shows the net difference in value and stamps the trade WIN, FAIR or LOSE.
- Check the demand average under each total. A fair trade that hands you low-demand items is a slow trade.
- Copy the link to share the exact trade in a WFL post; the offer is saved in the address.
Example MM2 trades
Fair on paper, slow in practice
Say you give a Soul at around 635 for a Bauble at about 700. The gap is under ten percent, so the stamp says FAIR. But Soul carries the higher demand rating, so you are swapping the item people ask for into one that sits in inventories. Fair by the numbers, and worth asking for a small add on top.
Stacking the small stuff
Someone offers three Chroma Seers at about 25 each and a Gemstone at around 13, roughly 88 in total, for your Heartblade at about 65. The meter says WIN for you by more than twenty percent. Four low godlies adding up beats one mid godly on paper, but you would often be right to say no: four cheap items are harder to move on than one people ask for.
When BIG W is a warning
A stranger offers a Constellation at about 3,100 for your Xenoknife at around 410. The stamp reads BIG W, more than fifty percent in your favour. Offers that good usually mean the other side knows something: a duped batch, a fresh price drop, or a swap trick at the last second. Look at the trend and the confidence before you say yes.
Mistakes that turn a W into an L
- Trusting the number over the demand. A win built out of demand 1 items is a win you cannot cash out.
- Forgetting chromas are separate items. Adding the plain weapon when they offered the chroma throws the whole verdict off, so check the name in the slot.
- Pricing a duped item at list value. If an item's trend has fallen off a cliff, ask why before you trade for it.
- Accepting on the stamp alone. The verdict is arithmetic on community values; it does not know the item was mass-unboxed last night.
- Overpaying for HTT items because the list says they are worth a lot. A hard-to-trade item is worth its value only to the one buyer who wants it.
How the verdict is worked out
The calculator adds the list value of every item on each side, then compares the totals. A gap of ten percent or less of the larger side is FAIR. Beyond that it is a WIN or a LOSE, and past fifty percent it becomes a BIG W or a FAT L. Stacked duplicates multiply the value, and chromas are priced as their own items.
The values are the same rows as the value list, selected from named trackers with their dates shown, so the verdict is only as fresh as they are. Votes on shared trades are read as community sentiment; they can flag a value for review but never change one automatically.
Murder Mystery 2 trading slang
- WFL
- Win, fair or lose. Posted with a trade offer to ask whether it favours you.
- W / L
- A win or a loss. BIG W and FAT L mean the gap is large.
- HTT
- Hard to trade. The item rarely moves, whatever number the list gives it.
- NTY
- No thank you. A polite decline.
- NLF
- Not looking for. Items the trader does not want offered.
- LF
- Looking for. The items a trader wants in return.
- OP
- Overpay. Offering more than list value, usually because the other item is high demand.
- Seer
- The godly knife MM2 traders historically priced everything against. Values are still quoted on that scale.
- Chroma
- A rainbow, animated version of a godly. Chromas are separate items and trade well above the plain weapon.
- Godly
- The top obtainable tier and the backbone of MM2 trading. Most serious trades are godly for godly.
- Dupe
- A duplicated item. When dupes spread, that item's value drops fast.
- Trade-up
- Trading several lower items for one better one, the community's ladder from commons to a first godly. Salvaging and crafting is the in-game version.
MM2 trade calculator questions
What does WFL mean?
Win, fair or lose. Traders post an offer with WFL to ask whether it favours them. The calculator answers the same question with arithmetic: it stamps WIN, FAIR or LOSE based on the total list value of each side.
What counts as a fair trade in MM2?
Here, any offer where the two sides are within ten percent of each other. Trading servers are looser than that; most people call a trade fair when nobody is clearly losing and demand is similar on both sides. If the stamp says FAIR and the demand averages are close, you are on solid ground.
Does the calculator take demand into account?
It shows the average demand on each side under the totals, but the verdict itself is value only. That is deliberate. Demand tells you how quickly you can move what you receive, and how much of a premium that deserves is a judgement the calculator leaves to you.
Can I add more than one of the same item?
Yes. Tap an item again and its slot shows a count, the same way the in-game window stacks duplicates. Four slots a side is the game's limit and the calculator's.
Why does it say BIG W?
The gap is more than half the larger side. Real trades that lopsided are rare, so a BIG W from a stranger deserves a second look: check the item's trend, its confidence, and whether it has been duped recently.
How do I share a trade?
Use the copy link button. The whole offer is written into the address, so the link opens with both sides already filled and the verdict showing. Paste it into a WFL post or a Discord thread.
Values are surveyed from multiple community sources and set by our own algorithm, which weighs how closely the sources agree, how many traders each one reaches, demand, how recently each number moved, and how far the lists disagree — how values work.
The calculator adds the current Murder Mystery 2 values — see the current value list. The fairness range is ±10%. A difference greater than ±50% is shown as a big win or loss. It is a guide, not a guarantee that another player will accept.
Data: Murder Mystery 2 Wiki (CC BY-SA 3.0). Facts extracted into our own database with the source revision recorded; wording is ours.
Images: Murder Mystery 2 Wiki (fair-use identification; takedown: /dmca). Item images are shown at thumbnail size to identify the item being priced, are not offered as downloads, and are removed on request.