It is interesting that I worked on SBP and ported the EA Studio backtester in it. I found and fixed a bug just before answering to your post. The bug was in the internals of the backtester with the only visible effect of the "Daily Max Loss" value .

Myfxbook-style:
> daily loss is relative to the equity at each day's start;
> absolute/maximum loss is relative to the initial balance.

The daily loss computes from the equity at the beginning of the day to the lowest equity of the day.
It may be lower or higher than the "Maximum loss %".
Maximum loss can be even 0 if the strategy makes profit from the first deal and never drops below the initial account.

Okay thanks. Noted.

But if the Daily Max Loss is 28.82% (as claimed) then why can't I see a 28.82% drop anywhere on the chart?

I'll check it and will try to fix the issue today.

Edit:

Myfxbook-style:
> daily loss is relative to the equity at each day's start;
> absolute/maximum loss is relative to the initial balance.

The daily loss computes from the equity at the beginning of the day to the lowest equity of the day.
It may be lower or higher than the "Maximum loss %".
Maximum loss can be even 0 if the strategy makes profit from the first deal and never drops below the initial account.

Q4) How can the "Maximum Loss" for the "Complete Backtest" be 0.20% when the "Maximum Loss" for OOS is 2.70%?

Below is a screenshot of an EA's stats. I'm trying to make sense of the numbers circled in red. In particular:

Q1) How can the "Max Daily Loss" be larger than the "Max Drawdown"?

Thanks!