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Trinity Trading Partners · Remzi, Tito & Omar

Master options trading.
Every position posted, open and closed.

Three traders, five years working together, and a room where the losing calls stay on the board next to the winning ones. Real-time alerts, in-depth analysis, livestreams and an educational library — $179 a month on Whop.

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567alerted trades published
69%win rate they report
7,234joined the community
4.9/5from 1,336 ratings

Before anything else. An option can expire completely worthless — a total loss of what you paid, and an ordinary outcome rather than a freak one. Short-dated contracts bleed value through time alone. Most brokers require approval before you can trade options at all. Size every position so that it going to zero changes nothing about your month.

The number that needs explaining

"33% of trades exceeded 100% in max gains" — read this before you read that.

It is the headline statistic, it appears to be accurate, and it does not mean what most people will assume. Max gain is the best price a trade reached at any moment — not the price anyone sold at.

+100% +35% 0% Entry Max gain — counted Your exit — banked
What the 33% statistic measures What lands in your account

Take one trade. You enter, the contract runs up and briefly doubles, then settles back before you close it for a gain of thirty-five percent. That trade counts toward the 33% figure. Your account records thirty-five percent. Both numbers are honest and only one of them is yours.

So the statistic tells you something real: the calls produced opportunity. It tells you nothing about what the average member kept, because that depends entirely on when each person sold — and no two members sell at the same moment.

What to ask instead

  • What is the average realised gain on a winning trade?
  • What is the average realised loss on a losing one?
  • Is the win rate measured at exit, or at the best price reached?

These are fair questions and the Discord is the place to put them. A group that posts its closed positions can actually answer — which is more than most alert rooms could manage.

The real differentiator

The losing calls stay on the board

The listing promises transparent performance tracking. Unusually, the members back it up without being asked: one reviewer states there is full transparency on every open and closed position with no half-stepping on whether a call was right or wrong, and another describes the team as very transparent across several different trading styles.

That matters because an entry-only alert feed cannot be scored. You never learn what happened to the position, so the room can never be wrong. A group publishing both sides is accepting that you can count it — and that is the single strongest argument for paying $179 here rather than elsewhere.

The standing caveat: it is still the group publishing its own record, unaudited, and choosing what to post. Better than hiding it. Not the same as an independent audit.

Three traders, not one guru

Remzi, Tito and Omar have traded together for close to five years through bull and bear markets. One operator's bad month is your bad month; three operators with different styles spread that. It shows in the reviews, where members thank Omar and Tito by name rather than crediting a single figurehead.

Inside

What the subscription includes

The calls
  • Real-time options alerts
  • High-probability trade ideas
  • Every open and closed position posted
The analysis
  • In-depth market analysis
  • Livestreams
  • Announcements channel
The teaching
  • Trinity Educational Resources
  • Three traders with different styles
  • A stated process rather than one-off picks
The room
  • Private access to the TTP Discord
  • Support network
  • Transparent performance tracking

What buyers say

4.9 out of 5, across 1,336 ratings

4.9/5
1,336 ratings on Whop
5 ★
95% (1,268)
4 ★
3% (35)
3 ★
0.4% (5)
2 ★
0.4% (5)
1 ★
2% (23)

The full distribution, not just the average. Note the shape: 23 one-star ratings, more than the two-star and three-star ratings put together. That is under two percent of 1,336 buyers, and a service with no unhappy customers at all would be the stranger result.

Jason Alcin5 July 2026
★★★★★

The most detailed review on the listing. Praises the engagement — funny, informative and precise — and states there is full transparency on every open and closed position, with no half-stepping on whether a call was right or wrong.

Neo Vu30 June 2026
★★★★★

Calls them honest and upfront, and notes they keep telling members to use common sense and learn from the team's past mistakes rather than repeat them.

Joanna4 July 2026
★★★★★

Says the team is with you at every step and takes the time to explain things along the way.

Atk4727 June 2026
★★★★★

Rates the team very transparent, with several different trading styles to learn from.

illuminate1d8 July 2026
★★★★★

Live action, keeping up and learning. Notes plainly that profit takes dedication and that the group helps a lot rather than doing it for you.

Kyle Mitra26 June 2026
★★★★★

Rates the community and the call-outs.

Two honest caveats

Sort these out before you pay

You may need broker approval first

Most brokerages require approval before you can trade options, granted at levels based on your experience and financial situation. Confirm you are cleared before subscribing — paying $179 for alerts you cannot act on is an avoidable mistake.

A win rate alone proves nothing

69% winners loses money if the losers are three times the size. The published figures do not include average win against average loss, and that ratio is what actually decides whether a strategy pays. Ask for it.

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Three traders. Every position on the board.

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