MM2 Trade Checker — see who wins before you accept
Check any Murder Mystery 2 trade before you hit accept. Add what you give and what they give — the MM2 trade checker totals both sides from live values and calls it a win, fair or lose. It doubles as an MM2 value calculator: drop in a single godly to see what it is worth, or a whole stack to price an offer.
Trade Calculator
Build both sides of the trade and we'll show who comes out ahead.
How the MM2 trade calculator works
- 1. Add your items. Click the plus button and pick what you are giving up in the trade.
- 2. Add their items. Do the same on the other side for what you will get back.
- 3. Read the result. The MM2 trade checker shows "You win", "Fair", or "You lose" with the exact value gap.
- 4. Trade with confidence. Share the result with your trade partner or tweak the items until it's fair.
Worked examples — real MM2 trades checked
Four offers built from the live value list for September 2026, run through the same maths the calculator uses. Notice how close some of them look and how differently they land.
| You give | You get | Totals | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1× Bronze Icebreaker | 2× Bronze Gingerscythe | 200K vs 200K | Fair+0.0% |
| 1× Blue Gingerscope | 2× Chroma Vampires Gun | 45K vs 58K | You win+22.4% |
| 1× Rainbow Gun | 2× WaterGun | 430 vs 400 | You lose-7.0% |
| 1× Frosted Knife | 2× JD | 45 vs 60 | You win+25.0% |
What WFL means — win, fair or lose
WFL is how MM2 traders ask whether an offer is any good: Win, Fair or Lose. Posting a screenshot and waiting for replies gets you opinions; totalling both sides gets you an answer.
This MM2 values trade checker calls anything within 5% either way fair — values shift slightly day to day, so demanding an exact match costs you trades that were fine. Between 5% and 10% the lighter side should add something small. Past 10%, one player is handing over value, and if that player is you it is worth asking why the other side is in a hurry.
There is more on the vocabulary in our guide to what WFL means, and on where the numbers come from in how MM2 values work.
How to spot an unfair MM2 trade
Quantity dressed up as value. Six low-tier items look generous next to one godly and are usually worth a fraction of it. The checker collapses that trick instantly, because it prices the pile rather than counting it.
A chroma swapped for its base. Chromas carry a large premium over the godly they are based on — often many times the value. A one-for-one between them is never fair, however similar the names look.
Pressure to accept quickly. "Accept now, I have to go" exists to stop you checking. A trade that is fair at this moment is still fair in sixty seconds.
A value quoted from memory. Values move. If someone tells you what an item is worth instead of letting you look, price it yourself on its value list page. Our trading safety guide covers the rest of the common scams.
Free MM2 values checker
Look up the value of one item or a full stack. The trade checker is also a fast MM2 values checker.
Safe from scams
Lots of MM2 players get tricked by bad trades. This trade checker shows the truth before you hit accept.
Every item, every tier
Godlys, supreme values, ancients, chromas, vintages, pets — all in one trade checker.
Want to see every MM2 value?
Visit our full MM2 values list for godlys, supreme values, chromas and more. Or jump to the trade feed to post or pick up a deal.
MM2 trade checker — FAQ
What does the MM2 trade checker do?
It adds up the MM2 values on both sides of a trade and tells you who wins, who loses, or whether the trade is fair. It covers every godly, ancient, chroma, vintage, unique and pet on the value list.
Is this MM2 calculator free?
Yes, completely. There is no sign-up, no login and nothing hidden behind a paywall. Add items and read the verdict.
How do I use the MM2 trade checker?
Pick the items you are giving on one side and the items you are getting on the other. The checker totals both sides using live values and returns a win, fair or lose verdict with the exact value gap.
Does this work as an MM2 value checker for a single item?
Yes. Add one item on its own and the MM2 values calculator shows you what that item is currently worth. Add several to price a whole stack before you offer it.
What does WFL mean in MM2 trading?
WFL stands for win, fair, lose — the three ways traders describe an offer. It is the same verdict this MM2 trade checker gives you, based on totalled values rather than opinion.
How big a gap still counts as a fair trade?
This calculator treats anything inside 5% either way as fair, because MM2 values move a little day to day and no two traders price an item identically. Past roughly 10% one side is clearly giving up value.
Are the MM2 values in this calculator up to date?
Prices sync from live community trade data and are re-checked every 10 minutes, so the trade checker uses current godly and chroma values rather than a list someone updated months ago.
Can the checker tell me what to add to even out a trade?
It shows you the exact gap in values, which is the number you need to close. Open any item page to see stacks that add up to roughly that amount, then add one to the lighter side and re-check.