I started gambling back when I was still active in playing online games. There was this first-person (FPS) shooter called CSGO in which skins of their guns were being sold at the community market. In order to acquire those gun skins, one must open a crate (which can be dropped in-game) and open it with a key (bought at Valve's store for $1.99) with the hope of getting a rare skin. There are hierarchy of quality of skins and the rarer a skin is, the expensive it is on the market.

Due to its massive popularity being the dominant FPS on the market, lots of gambling websites using weapon skins surfaced. I mostly won my bets via predicting which professional CSGO team would win and I also lost some.


I think that there should be online tutorials for most online-based casino games. Due to its rising popularity, lots of gambling websites are offering various games which are relatively difficult to play/understand for a beginner.