Which one is worth more?
Two things from the CS2 database, side by side. Call the second one higher or lower than the first and keep the run alive. One wrong answer ends it.
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- Your best run is saved per mode
- Your runs count on the leaderboard
- XP from every run adds to your CSDB level
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Six modes
Same game, different data. Each mode is a straight comparison of one real number.
Skin Price
Which skin is worth more?
2,061 skins priced across 17 marketplaces
Sticker Price
Which sticker is worth more?
9,440 stickers with live market values
Weapon Damage
Which weapon does more damage?
Every weapon’s base damage, straight from the game files
Pro Rating
Which player has the higher rating?
Ratings for 935 professional players, updated daily
Pro Age
Which player is older?
Birth dates for all 1,011 players in the database
Team Rating
Which team is rated higher?
CSDB’s own team power rating
How it is scored
Your score is how many calls you get right in a row. A run ends on the first wrong answer, and XP scales with the square root of your score — a run of 40 is worth more than a run of 4, but not ten times more. That is deliberate: the leaderboard should reward knowing CS2, not sitting there longest.
Pairs are never a coin flip. Two items whose values sit within a few percent of each other are rejected before you ever see them, and an exact tie is impossible by construction — so every question has a real answer.
Prices come from the SteamWebAPI feed and reflect the most recent snapshot, not a live ticker. Where a number can move between refreshes, you are being asked about the number CSDB currently holds.