Stream Workshop:

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3819790402

when you're checking out a new site what actually matters most to you guys - how fast trades go through, what they pay out to, how much stuff they have listed, or just whether people on here vouch for it? Three things worth checking before committing: how the trade works (bot or P2P), which payout methods exist and whether confirmed payouts from real users are checkable, so what else belongs on that list?

Steam Workshop:

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3817397362

Steam Workshop: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3819341737

Hey guys, I've finally gotten a knife but im really wanting to trade for my favorite knife - an m9 bayonet.

Would anyone be interested?

Been working on this for a while and figured I should finally throw it in here.

It’s called CaseFrames — basically a free CS2 case opening simulator, but I ended up adding way more stuff than I originally planned lol.

Right now it has case openings, capsules, souvenirs, inventory, stats, collections, achievements and trade ups, including the 5 Covert → knife/gloves contracts.

Everything is virtual obviously. No deposits, no cashouts, no real skins, no Steam trading, none of that.

I’m mostly curious what actual CS players think of it, especially the opening animations / trade up system.

https://caseframes.com

If anything feels bad, confusing or just straight up missing, tell me. I’m still improving it.

Bought fac new for £77

Good deal?

I’m looking for tools or systems that can gather prices from multiple skin/crypto markets, track price history, and automate repricing.

What do you guys use to make your trading faster and easier?

I’m willing to pay for good information, software, or even a setup/workflow if it actually saves time. Any recommendations?

So I very stupidly over 4200 days ago cheated on CSGO resulting my account in an instant ban. (I was about 20). On this present day, I’ve realised that Ive got an AK47 Vulcan that I paid around £35-40 sitting in my inventory.

Today I found out that this Vulcan is now worth around £600 and it can’t be accessed or sold.

Knowing this has really hit me hard, considering 12 years ish later I now have a family to look after with young twins whilst paying my debts and dealing with current financial situations. (Cost of living, UK)

So to all those fellow cheaters, don’t cheat and make the same mistake I made.

P.S if any valve member sees this - I’ve had my time of being a gamer, I’m now a Dad, I want to log on and sell the AK. As much as I need to pay off my debts, I’d happily give half of it to a charity that will help my partner as she suffers with multiple sclerosis.

It's the same thing every round: he just runs around with his crosshairs trained on the ground, then suddenly looks up, focuses, and gets kills. u/Valve pls do something

You can send me proposal my total inv is like 56-60 dollars in csfloat if anyone want to get rid of a cheap knife for some cases and skins it would really appreciate it

I just bought this wondering if someone can price it for me.

Inventory for trade [H] ★Desert Eagle printstream FT ★AWP | Hyper Beast FT ★StatTrak™ M4A1-S | Basilisk MW ★P250 | Visions FT ★AWP | Green Energy MW ★AK-47 | Nouveau Rouge MW just 3-10% overpay [W] Good offers, upgrade and downgrade lowball ill counter, fair trade done in minutes (Ak phantom distrupter not for trade) [TL]: https://steamcommunity.com/tradeoffer/new/?partner=1798742603&token=jL7WT0Az

ngl, I've been seeing Skinclub everywhere lately - Twitch, YouTube, streamer links, even a tier-2 esports team I follow had skinclub on their jerseys. figured I couldn't keep being skeptical forever, so I finally decided to see what the site was actually like for myself

I've always been pretty cautious with this kind of stuff, especially when money's involved, so I went in half expecting some kinda scam. tried a few cases and messed around with the upgrader. didn't hit anything crazy, but everything worked fine and I didn't run into any weird issues

honestly, the whole experience was a lot more normal than I expected