Operation Phoenix
Slaughter
866.36
Case Hardened
2,167.64
Slaughter
1,218.10
Blue Steel
1,543.91Slaughter
866.36Slaughter
866.36Blue Steel
1,543.91Slaughter
1,218.10Slaughter
1,218.10
Fade
2,806.89Items Content
Ticket range for each item in this case
Karambit
Fade
3,022.17
Karambit
Case Hardened
2,703.93
Karambit
Blue Steel
1,721.83
M9 Bayonet
Case Hardened
1,709.61
Karambit
Crimson Web
1,534.39
Karambit
Slaughter
1,332.43
M9 Bayonet
Crimson Web
1,301.31
M9 Bayonet
Slaughter
1,033.63
AK-47
Redline
484.90
AWP
Asiimov
366.46
AUG
Chameleon
321.14
FAMAS
Sergeant
54.33
P90
Trigon
37.90
USP-S
Guardian
19.17
MAC-10
Heat
9.00
SG 553
Pulse
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The Operation Phoenix case is built around a small group of knife outcomes and a much more likely rifle drop. Its 16-item pool contains eight knives, including Karambit and M9 Bayonet finishes. The full item list above shows the chance for every result; the distinction to watch is between a possible drop and a likely one.
Knives and other notable drops
- Karambit | Fade (Minimal Wear) is the most valuable item in the case, with a 0.02% chance.
- Karambit | Case Hardened (Factory New) has a 0.03% chance, while Karambit | Blue Steel (Factory New) has a 0.15% chance.
- M9 Bayonet | Case Hardened (Factory New) offers another knife finish in the pool, at a 0.2% chance.
- Beyond the knives, StatTrak™ AK-47 | Redline (Minimal Wear) and StatTrak™ AWP | Asiimov (Field-Tested) each have a 1% chance.
Each item in that list is worth more than the case costs, but none is a common result. The knife-heavy lineup describes what is available, not what a typical opening will return.
Reading the odds
The chance of winning more than the case costs is 5.5%. At the other end of the pool, SG 553 | Pulse (Well-Worn) alone has a 70% chance and is worth less than the case costs. That makes a lower-value return the outcome to expect on most openings, even though several knives and StatTrak™ weapons can clear the case cost.
Every spin draws from the listed chances. Opening again does not turn a rare result into a certainty, so compare the odds with the live values on the page before committing your balance.
Opening Operation Phoenix on CSDROP
For this case, Demo Spin previews the opening without awarding anything; paid spins use your balance, with options to open one to five cases at once or use a faster spin speed. A win is credited to your balance at market value immediately, which you can then use for another opening, a skin purchase on the CSDROP marketplace for Steam withdrawal, or a crypto withdrawal. The hashed server seed shown before the spin, your client seed and a nonce determine the result, and you can check the opening in your game history.
Operation Phoenix at a glance
Worked out from the item list and its odds- Price per opening
- 55.52
- Items
- 16
- Worth 4.70 to 3,022.17
- Chance to win more than the price
- 5.5%
- Most valuable item
- ★ Karambit | Fade (Minimal Wear)
- 3,022.17, 0.02% chance
Got Questions?
Find answers to the most common questions about CSDROPOne opening of Operation Phoenix costs 55.52.
Operation Phoenix contains 16 items, worth from 4.70 to 3,022.17. The item list above shows the chance of each one.
5.5% per opening: that is the combined chance of every item worth more than the 55.52 the case costs. The other openings land an item worth less than the price.
★ Karambit | Fade (Minimal Wear), worth 3,022.17, with a 0.02% chance per opening.
Make sure your balance covers the Operation Phoenix case price, then click to spin. The case opens instantly and the skin you win is added to your balance at its market value, ready to use anywhere on CSDROP.
Yes. This page lists every skin inside the Operation Phoenix case along with the exact drop rate for each rarity tier, so you know precisely what you can win and the probability of winning it before you spend anything.
Yes. The drop chances for the Operation Phoenix case are fixed and shown on this page, and every opening is completely independent — previous results never affect your next one. Because each spin is provably fair, the outcome is decided cryptographically every time.
Items won from the Operation Phoenix case are credited to your balance at market value instantly. You can spend that balance on the marketplace and withdraw the skins you buy to Steam, withdraw it in crypto, or keep playing.
Yes. Each Operation Phoenix opening is generated with HMAC-SHA256 from a hashed server seed shown before the spin, your client seed, and a nonce, so the result is locked in advance. You can rotate your server seed to reveal the original and verify any opening from your game history.
CSDROP offers free cases through the welcome bonus, daily rewards, and promotions. Free cases use exactly the same odds and provably fair system as paid ones, and any skins you win are credited to your balance the same way.