I currently play on Rain.gg/Csgoroll which are CS betting website with some gambling games like Case battles and Wheel. U can deposit skins directly onto the website and connect with Steam. They use EOS blockchain to verify the results of the bets.
However, I did noticed the odds on these website are not good compared to traditional casinos. For example on Upgrader u have a 45% chance of winning on a 2x. Normally the house would give u a 49.5% or 49% chance for a 2x win. These websites have a bigger house edge compared to original casino games.
sheeesh, thats a 10% house edge, you would be better off selling the skins for crypto and gambling on a casino that doesn't rip you off, and if you win, you can buy the skins you want.
i used to play on csgoempire, but now i only ever use the site to snip deals or sell skins for fast crypto on their p2p marketplace when i need money fast, but i can say bye to that with the latest trading update valve dropped.
i'm probably just gonna stop using all skin gambling sites, i have way too much money in skins i really do not want to risk getting a gamba ban (i would be in deep shit if that happens).
Yes, the case prices are quite high; there were price fluctuations, from $0.50 to $8, which is a significant multiplier, and it didn't last very long.
what do you mean it didn't last long? cases prices are currently at an all time high, the glove case that OP mentioned is going for $17 on steam right now, and the market just took a dip after the latest trading update.
I still doesn’t play this CS2 since I’m still stuck on the classic CS that is still popular in my country even when CS:GO is available.
lol, why are you lying? csgo is no longer available for you to be "still stuck playing it" (you can still download it, but there are no official servers online to play on).
when cs2 was released in 2023, it replaced csgo completely. csgo servers were shut down the same day if i remember correctly.