10% Capsules

The 10% Capsules case is built around CS2 sticker capsules, from Holo-Foil tournament releases to more common sticker capsules. Its 14-item pool contains no knives or gloves. The top end includes capsules worth more than the case costs, but the three most likely results are all worth less. That split is the point of this case: a small group of higher-value outcomes sits beside a much more likely lower-value group.

Capsules at the top of the pool

The most valuable entries have the lowest individual chances. These are some of the capsules to watch for, with their chances shown beside them:

• ESL One Katowice 2015 Challengers (Holo-Foil) is the most valuable item in the pool, with a 0.1% chance.
• Boston 2018 Legends (Holo-Foil) has a 0.2% chance.
• DreamHack 2014 Legends (Holo-Foil) has a 0.4% chance.
• Boston 2018 Returning Challengers (Holo-Foil) has a 1.5% chance.
• Boston 2018 Attending Legends (Holo-Foil) has a 2% chance.

Other capsules above the case cost include Atlanta 2017 entries and ESL One Cologne entries. Their individual odds differ, so the item list matters more than any one headline outcome.

What the 10% chance covers

The chance of winning more than the case costs is 10%. That figure covers the higher-value group together; it does not apply to each capsule in that group. The lower-value results are Budapest 2025 Challengers Sticker Capsule, Budapest 2025 Contenders Sticker Capsule and Paris 2023 Challengers Sticker Capsule. Each has a 30% chance, making a return below the case cost the more likely result on an opening. A capsule can be valuable and still have a very small chance of appearing, so compare the full odds rather than judging the case by its top item alone.

Opening 10% Capsules on CSDROP

You can try a Demo Spin without winning anything, or open one to five 10% Capsules cases at once using your balance. A won result is credited to your balance at market value right away; that balance can go toward skins on the CSDROP marketplace for withdrawal to Steam, a crypto withdrawal, or another game. Each opening can be checked in game history against the hashed server seed shown before the spin, your client seed and the nonce.