W/F/L guide
Blox Fruits W/F/L Guide: How to Tell If a Trade Is Win, Fair or Lose
By the Trade Blox Fruits Type Editorial Team · Published and updated 2026-10-05
W/F/L stands for Win, Fair, Lose. It describes a trade from your side only. A Win for you is a Lose for the other trader.
The Five Bands
| Result | Gap versus what you give |
|---|---|
| Big Win | Above +50% |
| Win | +10% to +50% |
| Fair | −10% to +10% |
| Lose | −50% to −10% |
| Big Lose | Below −50% |
These cutoffs are settings, not laws. We chose ±10% for Fair because value lists carry rounding noise. You can change every number in one config block.
Why Fair Has a Range
Values are estimates. A fruit listed at 100 might really trade at 97 or 104. Calling 100 versus 103 a Lose would mislead you. So the band absorbs that noise.
A Worked Example
You give one fruit at 200 and another at 50. That totals 250. You get one fruit at 300. The gap is 50, and 50 divided by 250 is +20%. That is a Win. Now add a 10-unit sweetener from your side. Your total hits 260 and the gap drops to 40. The result becomes +15.4%. It is still a Win, but the margin shrank.
Negotiation Tips
Start from the number. If you sit at −12%, ask for one small add-on. Two or three extra units on a 100-unit trade lifts you back to Fair. Also weigh the demand edge. A faster-selling fruit on your side can justify a slightly lower percentage.
Common Misconceptions
- A Win does not guarantee profit.
- Fair means close, not equal.
- A Lose can be fine if you simply want the fruit to play with.
Try your own numbers in the trade calculator. For background on the values behind the bands, see trade values explained.