CS2 Skin Giveaway

How to earn entries

Every entry is free. There is deliberately no way to buy one — that is what keeps this a prize draw rather than a lottery.

• Sign in with Steam — 1 entry, plus 1 more if you have 100+ hours in CS2
• Daily check-in — 1 entry a day, resetting at midnight UTC, with bonus entries at 3, 7, 14 and 30-day streaks
• Load your inventory — 2 entries, once it has actually loaded
• Set a price alert — 2 entries
• Install the Companion extension — 2 entries, claimed automatically by the extension itself
• Invite a friend — 2 entries when they sign in and pass the same checks, and they get 1 for arriving. Bonus entries at 3, 10 and 25 referrals.

Share something

These are worth the most, because each one gives you a public link worth sending to people rather than just a click.

• Make your inventory showcase public — 3 entries, and you get a shareable page showing what your inventory is worth
• Share a crosshair or config — 2 entries
• Share a loadout — 2 entries

Try the site

Small on their own — the real payoff is the breadth bonus: +2 entries at 3 features, +5 at 6, +10 at all 9. Every one is checked against what you actually did, so clicking a button without using the feature earns nothing.

• Watch a skin, follow a team, learn a nade lineup or track what you paid — 1 entry each

Who can enter

A prize draw is only worth running if a scripted account farm can't win it. Rather than a captcha — which a farm solves for pennies — entry is gated on things that cost real time or real money:

• A Steam account at least 30 days old. You can't backdate this.
• At least 10 hours in CS2, read from Steam rather than self-declared.
• A non-limited Steam account. Steam removes the limit once an account has spent at least $5 — and a limited account cannot receive a trade offer at all, so we could not send you the prize even if you won.
• One Steam account, one entry row. Alt accounts don't stack.

If your CS2 playtime can't be read, set Steam → Privacy Settings → Game details to Public, enter, then set it back.

Provably fair

"Trust us" is not good enough for a draw with a real prize, so the result is built to be checked:

1. When entries open we publish a commit hash— the SHA-256 of a secret seed. We can't swap the seed later, and at that point we don't know who will enter, so we can't grind one to target anyone.
2. After entries close we take a public random beaconnobody controls, so we can't stall the close to fish for a result we like.
3. We publish a hash of the exact entry list that went into the draw.
4. The winning ticket is sha256(seed : beacon : entriesHash) mod totalEntries, and we reveal the seed so anyone can recompute it.

Avoiding giveaway scams

Skin giveaways are a favourite cover for phishing, so it is worth knowing what a real one never does. We will never ask for your Steam password, never ask you to sign in on a site that isn't Steam itself, and never ask you to deposit, pay a "release fee", or send a skin first to "verify" your account.

Anyone doing those things is stealing from you, whoever they claim to be. Our prizes are sent as a normal Steam trade offer, and the only thing we ever need is your trade URL — which is public information that can't be used to take anything from you.

More on which free-skin routes are legitimate and which aren't: how to get free CS2 skins.