Drawdown recovery after a bad London open on a challenge

[LondonScalper]

Prop rules turn a normal bad open into survival maths. My rule after a hole: stop digging the same day with "make it back" size. Throttle, shorten the session, or stop. Trailing/static drawdown lines mean afternoon heroics have asymmetric downside.

Recovery is multi-day grind at reduced risk, not a single brilliant EUR ticket. If the open already spent the daily budget, the professional move is often logout.

How do you structure the day after a challenge open goes wrong -- same plan smaller, or forced flat?

Write the recovery plan before the next open: size, max tickets, and logout time. Do not invent it down -2R. Challenge maths is unforgiving to improvisation. Boredom is safer than brilliance when the drawdown line is close.

I am interested in how others on this desk handle the same problem without turning it into folklore. Concrete rules and log fields beat slogans. If you have a version of "Drawdown recovery after a bad London open on a challenge" that survived contact with live sessions, what does the rule look like on a sticky note -- and what did you try that failed?