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Billion Dollar Dream · Calculator
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Your 20-year wealth, honestly compared.
Your Billion
Dollar Dream.
Twenty years of a mutual fund gets you ₹1 crore. One right angel bet gets you ten.
Enter what you save every month. See what it becomes in savings, real estate, mutual funds, direct stocks — and what just one right early-stage bet could do alongside them. This is the number the game opens with, on you.
Principal invested
₹24,00,000
Savings account4% · taxed interest
₹37 L
Real estate8% · minus maintenance
₹55 L
Mutual fund (equity)12% · SIP, long-term
₹92 L
Direct equity, well-picked15% · active, not easy
₹1.5 Cr
One right angel bet50× on principal, in a 10-ticket portfolio
₹12 Cr
You're 90 minutes away from learning how to make that one bet.
Not investment advice · Based on long-term historical ranges · Angel outcomes vary wildly
The honest part.
Angel investing isn't a fairy tale. The headline numbers above assume you learn how to pick, size and diligence a portfolio — which is exactly what Billion Dollar Dream teaches you to do, over six acts, in about ninety minutes.
70%
of angel bets go to zero
Not a footnote — the premise. The game teaches what to do about it.
10×
base rate for a good one
Great ones return 50–100×. One pays for every miss in a 10-ticket portfolio.
6
filters we teach in 90s each
Vision · Market · Moat · Money · Momentum · Moral. One drill per filter.
For illustration only. Return assumptions (Savings 4%, Real estate 8%, Mutual fund 12%, Direct equity 15%) are long-term historical ranges and will differ from your actual experience. The "one right angel bet" number assumes you spread the same monthly investment across a 10-ticket early-stage portfolio and one of those bets returns roughly 500×, delivering an effective ~50× on total principal. This is in line with real Indian precedents — Flipkart (~800× for early angels), Zomato (~1500× for Info Edge's seed) — but most angel portfolios do not hit numbers like these. This tool is not financial advice. Early-stage investing carries high risk, including total loss of capital. Talk to a SEBI-registered advisor before making actual investment decisions.