Bankroll: can $5,000 cover two AK74 kits?

Enter $5,000 starting cash, $2,300 kit price and two kits in Bankroll. The price comes from the complete AK74 loadout, including armor, helmet, pouch and reserves. The purchase costs $4,600 before the match, leaving $400. The planner's upfront affordability check also says two are possible; match rewards cannot fund a purchase you must make before deployment.

Two complete kits cost $4,600. After $1,500 entered match earnings and a $1,000 first-place award, the projection is $2,900.

Separate the purchase from the result

If you already built a kit, use its Plan bankroll action so the price and quantity arrive together. The rifle alone costs $1,600; using that as the kit price would undercount the gear and reserves in this example. Enter match earnings separately from the cash you have before deployment.

Now enter $1,500 earned during the match. First place adds $1,000, giving a $2,900 projected balance. Third place adds $250, giving $2,150 instead. The difference is $750. A Retained gear refund has its own survival and score-tick conditions; leave it at zero unless those apply.

The same purchases and earnings produce $2,150 at third place, $750 below first place.

Change the plan when the upfront cash fails

Use the optimizer guide if the full kit costs too much before the match. The Cash and XP guide helps estimate a particular action rather than using a guessed reward. Copy link lets a teammate inspect the same inputs. These figures come from your scenario, not live account cash or a guaranteed match outcome.