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Find answers to the most common questions about CSDROPPick an open battle in the lobby and take an empty slot. You pay the total price of its cases, or only a share of it with Borrow, and the battle starts as soon as every slot is filled.
A seat costs the total price of the cases in the battle, shown on each battle in the lobby. With Borrow you cover only part of it, and your winnings shrink by the same share.
The value of every item you win is credited to your balance when the battle ends. With that balance you can keep playing, buy skins on the marketplace and withdraw them to Steam, or withdraw in crypto.
Yes. Finished battles can be replayed round by round, and the lobby lists the day’s biggest battles to rewatch. Each battle’s EOS block can also be checked on a public blockchain explorer.
CS2 case battles on CSDROP
Open the same cases as your rivals and let the drops decide
A case battle is a player-versus-player game: every player opens the same cases at the same time, and the drops are compared round by round. In a Normal battle, the player or team with the highest total value wins every item opened in the battle, credited to your balance at market value. Join an open battle from the lobby, or create your own with up to 50 cases and the format and mode you want.
Three battle types, two twists
Normal: the highest total value wins all drops. Jackpot: a winner is drawn, with odds based on each player’s total value. Group: everyone opens the same cases and the winnings are shared equally. Two options change the rules: Crazy, where the lowest total value wins, and Terminal, where only the last case counts. Group battles use neither, and Terminal works with Normal battles only.
Solo and team formats
Play 1v1, 3-way, 4-way or 6-way, or team up in 2v2, 2v2v2 and 3v3. The battle starts as soon as every slot is filled, and Fast Mode shortens each round when you want quicker games.
Borrow for bigger battles
Borrow lets you take part by covering only a percentage of the battle cost. Your potential winnings are scaled down by the same share, so you can join higher-value battles or pricier cases without paying the full amount.
Provably fair with the EOS blockchain
Battle results come from a public EOS block ID that neither the players nor CSDROP can predict or influence, and anyone can check that block on a public blockchain explorer. Finished battles can also be replayed round by round.