Free MM2 Trade Calculator: Win, Fair or Lose (2026)

List A name

List B name

What you give

What you get

Fair trade band

An MM2 trade calculator tells you whether a Murder Mystery 2 trade is a Win, Fair or Lose, but only if the values it uses are right. The calculator above lets you enter each item value from two different lists at once, such as Supreme Values and MM2Values, and shows the result for both lists side by side.

That matters because MM2 value lists often disagree. If both lists say Win, you can trade with confidence. If they disagree, the tool warns you to check demand and recent trades before you accept.

MM2 trade calculator comparing two Murder Mystery 2 value lists

How to Use the MM2 Trade Calculator

Type the name of each value list in the two list boxes.
Enter up to five items on each side with their value from list A and list B.
Choose the fair band you want: 5%, 10% or 20%.
Read the Win, Fair or Lose result for each list and the agreement note.

Supreme Values vs MM2Values: Why Lists Differ

Lists such as Supreme Values and MM2Values are built by different teams. They update at different speeds, weigh demand differently and sometimes use different scales. In October 2026 trackers showed Harvester at roughly 250 on one list and 4,500 on another, and several godlies varied by a similar amount. That gap is why one trade can be a Win on one list and a Lose on another.

MM2 trade calculator showing why value lists disagree for the same item — MM2 trade calculator showing why two Murder Mystery 2 value lists disagree

MM2 Win Fair Lose Explained

Win means you receive more value than you give, beyond your fair band. Lose means you give up more than you gain. Fair means the totals are close enough to treat as even. Using a 10% band, giving 100 value for 105 value is Fair, while giving 100 for 115 is a Win.

Win: you gain more than the fair band.
Fair: the totals are within the band.
Lose: you lose more than the band.
Lists disagree: check demand before accepting.

How to Check an MM2 Trade Before You Accept

Value is only part of the picture. Demand, rarity and how often the item sells all matter. Before accepting a trade, compare at least two recent lists, look at how many players want the item you receive, and check whether the value has risen or fallen in the past week. If the calculator shows that the lists disagree, assume the lower value for the item you receive. The same checks apply to pets in our Elvebredd Adopt Me value trading calculator.

MM2 trade calculator win fair lose guide for Murder Mystery 2 trades — MM2 trade calculator win fair lose guide with a 10 percent fair band

MM2 Values: Where to Check Current Lists

There is no official value list, so use several community trackers and compare them. The game itself lives on the official Murder Mystery 2 page on Roblox. Our guide to Elvebredd and its MM2 values explains one popular source. For free items to trade, see our Murder Mystery 2 codes.

MM2 Trade Calculator Tips for Safer Trading

Trade only through the in-game trade window.
Never trade items for outside payments or links.
Re-check values before big trades because they change often.
Ignore any trade that depends on a value you cannot verify on two lists.
Trading fruits instead? Use the Blox Fruits trade calculator.
Free items are a safe way to start trading: see our Murder Mystery 2 codes.

Why Use an MM2 Trade Calculator With Two Lists

A single value list can hide a bad trade. An MM2 trade calculator that compares two lists at once shows you when the result depends on which list you trust, so you can slow down instead of regretting a trade later.

How to Read MM2 Value Numbers

MM2 values are relative numbers, not prices. Some lists use an arbitrary point scale, while others tie values to a currency or to recent trade results. That is why the same Harvester can be 250 on one site and thousands on another. Marketplace prices for real money are different again, so never compare a value from a list with a dollar price without checking the list scale first. When you use the MM2 trade calculator, enter the numbers exactly as the list shows them and do not mix scales from different lists in the same column.

Godlies, ancients and chromas also behave differently. Chroma items depend heavily on demand and can move quickly, while older godlies tend to hold their value longer. If an item has only a few recent trades, treat its value as uncertain and lean towards the lower number when you receive it.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the MM2 trade calculator decide Win, Fair or Lose?

It adds the values you give and the values you get for each list, then compares them. If you gain more than the fair band you see Win, if you lose more you see Lose, and anything inside the band is Fair.

Why do MM2 value lists disagree?

Each list is maintained by a different community and updated at a different time. For the same item, one list can show 250 while another shows several thousand.

Which MM2 value list should I trust?

None is official. Compare at least two recent lists and check demand and recent trades.

What does the fair band mean?

It is the percentage difference you accept as an even trade. A 10% band means a trade within 10% of equal value is Fair.

Does the calculator include item values?

No. Values change quickly and differ between lists, so you type them in from the list you trust.

Can I use it for chromas and pets?

Yes. Add any item and its value from your list, including chromas, ancients and pets.

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