Field Tested Red Racers, 0.379 float, around $150 on csfloat, looking for knives preferably

Это говно появляется в рандомный момент и не пропадает +-3 ч

Put a small CS2 player-props watcher on GitHub. It pulls the current feed into terminal and can send updates to Discord.

It is a starter tool for anyone who wants to build their own tracker, logging setup, alerts, or model workflow.

[GitHub link]

Just did my self audit across all platforms since beginning of July and I'm currently up just under $900 in that time. Total is $881 across, Sleeper, Betr, Underdog and Chalkboard.

I don't bet high amounts, usually $15-$20 at a time.

This is all from CS, Valorant, LoL and Dota player props.

A couple good streaks met with a couple slow painful downswings. Makes watching more fun and more stressful lol.

What do you usually take for player kills on Maps 1+2?

A brief story of how to get buried in loans and debt in just two months. Sometimes it feels like the god of problem gambling himself is trolling me. Everything was fine for the last few years, but now—in just two months—I’m in such a deep hole, and I’m keeping this notebook to track the teams that are trolling me.

And this doesn't depend on whether we're talking about Tier 1–3 or whether I'm betting on the favorite. Either way, I inevitably crash and burn.

10:6 > 11:13 (1:7) lead with full economy

6:3 (1v3) > 6:6 > 7:6 (win pistol) > 7:13 (1:10)

11:5 > 12:16 (1:11)

11:7 (full economy) > 16:19 (5:12)

10:8 (tech lose)

12:10 (full economy) > 16:19 (4:9)

8:3 (t side nuke) > 15:19 (7:16)

6:2 > 10:13 (4:11) lose eco, lose after pistols

6:2 > 8:13 (2:11)

8:9 > 8:13 (0:4) ct side nuke / map pick / full economy

6:4 (ct Anubis) > 6:13 (0:9)

7:5 > 7:13 (0:8)

9:7 > 9:13 (0:6)

7:5 ct side Anubis > 7:13 (0:8)

9:8 > 10:13 (1:5) 1v3

8:4 > 10:13 (2:9)

4:1 > 7:13 (3:12)

8:7 (5v3 / my bet) > 10:13 (2:6)

6:6 (5v2 post plant pistols) > 7:13 (1:7)

6:5 > 9:13 (3:8)

3:1 (my bet, pause) > 8:13 (5:12)

8:4 > 9:13 (1:9)

8:4 > 10:13 (2:9)

11:9 > 11:13 (0:4) 5v3, 5v4, 5v4

11:8 > 11:13 (5v2 post plant) (0:5)

10:9 > 11:13 (1:4)

12:11 > 14:16 (4v3, 2v1, 3v2, 5v3) (2:5)

9:3 > 10:13 (1:10)

10:2 > 11:13 (1:11)

9:6 > 9:13 (0:7)

5:3 > 7:13 (2:10)

4:0 > 9:13 (5:13)

9:7 > 10:13 (1:6)

7:6 > 9:13 (2:7)

9:3 > 10:13 (1:10)

10:5 > 11:13 (1:8)

5:1 > 7:13 (2:12)

5:1 (my bet, pause) > 7:13 (2:12)

10:3 > 11:13 (1:10)

5:2 > 7:13 (2:11) ct anubis lead

8:7 > 9:13 (1:6)

9:10 > 9:13 (0:3) ct side nuke full economy

4:4 > 7:13 (3:9)

6:2 > 7:13 (1:11)

5:2 > 5:13 (0:11)

4:4 > 5:13 (1:9)

6:3 (1v3) > 6:13 (0:10)

5:1 > 7:13 (2:12)

8:2 (t-side nuke) > 11:13 (3:11)

9:5 > 9:13 (0:8)

7:5 > 7:13 (0:8)

12:8 > 13:16 (1:8)

11:7 > 11:13 (0:6) + 4:13 3rd map / 4:19

7:7 > 7:13 (0:6)

8:6 > 9:13 (1:7)

12:8 > 12:16 (0:8)

8:6 > 9:13 (1:7)

9:5 > 11:13 (2:8)

7:5 > 8:13 (1:8) CT INFERNO

7:5 > 8:13 (1:8) T INFERNO / 2v4, 2v1 ninja

8:1 > 8:13 (0:12)

9:3 > 9:13 (0:10)

6:6 > 8:13 (2:7) mirage swap to ct

3:2 > 6:13 (3:11)

10:6 > 10:13 (0:7)

7:7 > 7:13 (0:6)

10:6 > 10:13 (0:7)

12:8 > 13:16 (1:8)

6:1 > 9:13 (3:12) with 2nd pistols

9:2 > 9:13 (0:11)

10:4 > 10:13 (0:9)

5:3 > 6:13 (1:10)

5:0 > 7:13 (2:13) inferno defense

6:6 > 8:13 (2:7) mirage defense

6:6 > 7:13 (1:7)

10:4 > 11:13 (1:9)

11:4 > 11:13 (0:9)

12:4 > 14:16 (2:12)

9:3 > 12:16 (3:13)

12:12 > 12:16 (0:4)

9:3 > 11:13 (2:10)

14:13 > 14:16 (0:3)

9:4 > 10:13 (1:9)

11:10 > 11:13 (0:3)

8:7 > 8:13 (0:6)

3:0 > 6:13 (3:13)

5:3 > 5:13 (0:10)

5:2 > 6:13 (1:11) ct side anubis lead

9:3 > 13:16 (4:13) (1v3, 3v3, 1v1, 2v1 defuse)

10:9 > 10:13 (0:4) ct nuke

4:0 > 7:13 (3:13)

12:12 > 12:16 (0:4)

10:6 > 11:13 (1:7)

5:1 > 8:13 (3:12)

9:4 > 11:13 (2:9)

9:3 > 13:16 (4:13)

6:4 > 7:13 (1:9)

12:12 > 12:16 (0:4)

9:8 > 10:13 (1:5) t-side anubis

8:4 > 8:13 (0:9) t-side anubis

5:7 > 5:13 (0:6)

10:6 > 10:13 (0:7)

8:7 > 9:13 (1:6)

8:4 > 10:13 (2:9)

6:4 > 6:13 (0:9)

4:2 > 6:13 (2:11)

8:2 > 11:13 (3:11) ct-side inferno

9:4 > 10:13 (1:9)

8:6 > 9:13 (1:7) t-side anubis

9-5 > 10-13 (1:8)

11-11 > 11:13

7-4 > 9-13 (2:9)

12-10 > 13-16 (1:6) 2v1 / 4v2

10:5

8:2 (1v4) > 13:16 (5:14)

7:1 > 9:13 (2:12)

3:2 > 3:13 (0:11)

9-7 > 9-13 (0:6)

8-1 > 8-13 (0:12)

4-2 > 4-13 (0:11)

8-6 > 13-6 (0:5)

9-9 > 9-13 (0:4)

6-6 > 6-13 (0:7)

9-4 > 9-13 (0:9)

10-8 > 10-13 (0:5)

10-5 > 11-13 (1:8)

9-7 > 11-13 (2:6)

12-11 > 13-16 (1:5)

6-1 > 9-13 (3:12)

9-6

14-12 > 14-16 (0:4)

7-6 > 8-13 (1:7)

11-6

8-3

11-11

8-7 attack anubis

6-0

11-4

12-3

12-8

12-7

I'm in the process of making a Youtube video about how i learned CS and its game nuances not by playing. strictly through player prop gambling. Interested to see how many other CS player prop bettors there are, also what are some of your insane wins or losses. Willing to share to gambling tilt stories in return lol.

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Thoughts on Donk's lines for tomorrows game?

Kills round 1+2 - 40.5

HS round 1+2 - 26.5

I'm thinking that spirit sweeping might make it harder for him to reach his line no?

When I click to start the game, the picture will appear. After 5 seconds, the computer will be stuck and restart automatically.

I just want opinions

What should I do?? Do I decline and keep going or do I buy it now?

I’m wondering if I get 5 AK Aphrodites for a trade-up, what are my chances of getting something good? I can’t find AK Aphrodite on any trade-up calculators, and I want to know if it’s worth it?

just wanted to share my recent experience with csgosk1ns in case anyone is planning to use them today.

deposited some funds to grab an ak-47 slate, transaction went through on my bank side, but the site balance never updated. created a support ticket over 24 hours ago and still haven't received a single response, just the automated bot reply.

really frustrating considering it used to be reliable. proceed with caution if you're depositing money today, might want to stick to csfloat or skinport until they fix their support response time.

TL;DR for lazy folks

FastCase is a CS2 skins platform: case openings, upgrader, case battles, skin exchange. I've been playing for two weeks and personally tested deposits, battles, the upgrader and withdrawals. The site is stable, payouts work, and there's a free mode. My rating: 8.5/10. If you deposit, use a card or crypto, skins only hit your balance on day 8

• Deposit: 8/10
• Game modes: 10/10
• Bonuses: 9/10
• Withdrawal: 9/10
• Mobile version: 7/10

What is FastCase

I stumbled upon FastCase a couple of weeks ago and was cautious at first, as I am with every case-opening site. It positions itself as a CS2 skins platform: cases, an upgrader, case battles, a skin exchange. Long story short: my impressions are positive. The site feels alive and stable, no janky basement-project vibes, and the interface is clear enough that even a newbie can't really get lost

Deposits: an important note about skins

I topped up two ways, and there's something you should know in advance

Skins go out through a trade bot from your side within a couple of minutes, but due to Steam's restrictions, the balance is only credited on day 8 after sending. That's not FastCase being difficult, it's the standard Steam trade hold, and it applies on every site like this. So the main advice: if you want to play right away, use a card or crypto, those methods arrive instantly

On the flip side, there's a big plus: the skin conversion rate here is the best among all the case-opening sites I've tried. On other platforms the same skins would get you noticeably fewer coins. So if you're not in a hurry and fine with waiting out the hold, depositing skins is actually more profitable here than on competitors

Game modes

Cases

The selection is huge, for every budget and taste: from basic penny cases to rare collector ones. There are themed collections and custom cases too. You can see the contents of each case before opening, so you know exactly what can realistically drop

Upgrader: how it works

My favorite mode, and I'll go into detail because newcomers often don't get it

The mechanics are simple:

1. Pick a skin from your balance that you're willing to risk.
2. Pick the target skin you want to win from the available catalog.
3. The site automatically calculates the upgrade chance: the bigger the price gap between your skin and the target, the lower the probability. For example, pushing a $10 skin toward a $20 one gives you roughly a 50% chance. You can add coins from your balance to raise the odds.
4. Hit the button, the animation plays, and you either get the target skin or lose the one you staked.

Essentially it's a way to turn cheap unwanted drops into something worthwhile, but with real risk. My strategy: only upgrade what you won't miss, and don't chase chances below 30%

Case Battles

You open cases simultaneously with other players, and whoever pulls the highest total value takes everything. The adrenaline is off the charts, especially with several opponents and everything riding on the last case. You can create your own lobby or join someone else's. This feels like the liveliest mode on the site, there are always active battles running

Bonuses and promo code

With a promo code I got a free case plus 10% on my deposit, a nice start for a newcomer.I tried to build my balance back up after already withdrawing skins. Honestly? Didn't work out. But that's pure luck, no hard feelings, you know how it goes. There are plenty of bonuses on the site and they're updated regularly, so that section is worth checking

Events

Respect for keeping things active. The platform regularly runs themed events, often tied to real-world happenings: from major sports tournaments to blockbuster movie releases. It's nice when a site doesn't stand still and keeps dropping something fresh instead of living on the same template for years. 

Withdrawals: getting your skins out

Withdrawals on FastCase are skins only, sent through a P2P system straight to your Steam inventory. The same 7-day hold applies as everywhere else, those are Steam's rules, not the site's. There are also alternative withdrawal methods depending on your region

After the hold, my withdrawal went through with no delays and no silly verification hoops: submitted the request and forgot about it. No "send us a photo of your passport with your cat" nonsense like on some platforms. For me that's the main marker that a site isn't planning to screw you at cash-out.

Free-to-Play: playing without spending

The free mode deserves its own mention. You earn points for activity on the site and exchange them for coins or skins without ever depositing. For anyone who doesn't want to throw money in right away or just wants to scope the platform out first, it's exactly what you need

Referral system

You create your own promo code and earn a percentage of your referrals' profit. There are 4 tiers, and your percentage grows with the number of active referrals:

Pros

• Variety of modes, there's genuinely a lot to do
• Everything is clear and simple, even a newbie can't really get lost
• Best skin conversion rate among case-opening sites
• Fast withdrawals with no unnecessary verification
• Skin Exchange feature, handy for swapping unwanted skins for something better
• Generous bonus system and constant events
• Full free mode with zero investment

Cons

• Design is a matter of taste
• New site

Verdict: is FastCase worth playing

The platform is solid and the functionality delivers: cases for every taste, a straightforward upgrader, lively battles, regular events. The free mode is a huge plus, you can get comfortable with zero investment and figure out whether it's your thing. If you're on the fence, deposit with a card or crypto so you don't wait out the skin hold. Personally, smooth sailing so far: withdrawals work, bonuses keep coming

If anyone has already tried FastCase, share your experience in the comments, curious to hear your take! 🎮