CSDB Records
Every CS2 skin marketplace and gambling site whose closure we have verified — when it died, what happened to user balances, and the evidence. Sites vanish in this market without press releases; this page is the record that outlives them. No entry is added on rumour: the bar is the operator's own notice, DNS, or WHOIS.
Newest first. Closed domains are printed but deliberately not linked — a lapsed domain can be re-registered by anyone, and several dead brands already attract impersonators. Each entry links to our full page on that site instead.
CSGOStake and RustStake both shut down. The domain now serves only a farewell notice from the operators.
How we verified it: csgostake.com serves a static closure page from GitHub Pages reading "After five years, CSGOSTAKE and RUSTSTAKE are closing. Thank you for being part of the run, 2021-2026."
Full record: what happened & alternatives →The site went offline without an announcement. It previously ran cases, battles, an upgrader, mines, plinko, roulette and a wheel.
How we verified it: csgold.gg has no DNS A record — the Cloudflare nameservers remain but nothing resolves. Last archive capture February 2026.
Full record: what happened & alternatives →BitSkins announced its closure on May 27, 2026 and took withdrawals offline on June 30, 2026, citing tightening legal regulations and VAT impositions. Wallet deposits were declared non-refundable and remaining balances require manual recovery through support; exit-scam accusations circulate on Trustpilot. One of the oldest marketplaces (2013), retained here as a historical record.
Full record: what happened & alternatives →GamerPay shut down permanently on May 29, 2026 (trading ended May 8) after its November 2025 acquisition by Social First, citing low traffic and unprofitable fees. Users were refunded. It was an EU marketplace known for verified items and instant payouts; this page remains as a historical record and alternatives guide.
Full record: what happened & alternatives →The site disappeared and the domain was allowed to expire, so it is now unregistered and available to anyone.
How we verified it: WHOIS returns "No match for domain CS2POINTS.NET" — no nameservers, no A record. Last archive capture 6 November 2025.
Full record: what happened & alternatives →The origin server stopped responding. The domain is still registered, which is why it can look alive from a DNS check alone.
How we verified it: hellstore.me resolves to 37.59.164.94 but both port 80 and port 443 time out. Last archive capture 3 December 2025.
Full record: what happened & alternatives →The site stopped serving content. Archived pages describe Rust and crypto skin gambling; nothing is served now.
How we verified it: skinbet.gg returns a bare "Error: Page not found" in a real browser — no navigation, no branding. Last good archive capture 26 November 2025.
Full record: what happened & alternatives →The site went offline and the domain lapsed into expired-domain parking.
How we verified it: x.fun serves a Namecheap renewal/parking page on parking nameservers. Last real archive capture 15 September 2025.
Full record: what happened & alternatives →The site stopped responding. The domain has not been released — it still points at a host — but no server answers there.
How we verified it: csgopot.com resolves to 51.161.21.1 and returns no HTTP response (checked 20 August 2026). Last archived capture returning 200 was 3 November 2025.
Full record: what happened & alternatives →One of the older CS:GO roulette sites. It stopped serving and the domain moved to registrar parking.
How we verified it: csgodouble.com resolves to 198.54.117.242, a Namecheap parking address, and returns no HTTP response (checked 20 August 2026). Last archived capture returning 200 was 15 August 2025.
Full record: what happened & alternatives →A third-party case opening site. It stopped serving and the domain moved to registrar parking.
How we verified it: cs2case.com resolves to 162.255.119.169, a Namecheap parking address, and returns no HTTP response (checked 20 August 2026). Last archived capture returning 200 was 11 July 2025.
Full record: what happened & alternatives →The site shut down and the domain was repointed. It now forwards to a bonuses page on vloot.io carrying campaign tracking — an advertising redirect, not a continuation of CSGOShuffle.
How we verified it: csgoshuffle.com redirects to vloot.io/bonuses with utm_source=csgoshuffle.com&utm_medium=cpc (checked 20 August 2026). Last archived capture returning 200 was 5 December 2025.
Full record: what happened & alternatives →LootBear closed on May 31, 2025 and was absorbed into Tradeit.gg — lootbear.com now redirects there, user balances were not transferred, and its skin-rental model no longer exists anywhere on the market. This page remains as a historical record of the rental era and an alternatives guide.
Full record: what happened & alternatives →A lottery-style skin gambling site from the CS:GO era. It has been gone the longest of any name on this list.
How we verified it: csgopowerball.com has no DNS A record (checked 20 August 2026). Last archived capture returning 200 was 21 March 2023.
Full record: what happened & alternatives →The site is no longer reachable. We cannot date the closure: unlike the others here it left no archived captures to work back from.
How we verified it: csoffer.gg has no DNS A record (checked 20 August 2026) and the Wayback Machine holds no captures returning 200 for the domain.
Full record: what happened & alternatives →CaseRandom no longer operates independently. Its domain forwards to CSGOFast’s case battle page, so anyone following an old CaseRandom link lands on CSGOFast instead.
How we verified it: caserandom.com redirects to csgofast.com/game/case-battle (checked 20 August 2026). No archived captures returning 200 exist for the domain, so the date of the change cannot be established.
Full record: what happened & alternatives →An unreachable site is not a dead site. Several live CS2 operators geo-block or bot-block server-side requests — an automated audit of ours in July 2026 produced five false negatives from curl alone, including one of the largest gambling sites in the market. So a failed request, on its own, proves nothing about the operator and never puts a site on this page.
The bar for entry is primary evidence:the operator's own closure notice on its domain; DNS records showing the domain no longer resolves or now redirects to an acquirer; or WHOIS showing the registration has lapsed entirely. Archive captures date the last time the site was demonstrably alive. Each entry above names the specific evidence behind it, and the gambling-site records were last re-verified on 31 July 2026.
Between audits, an automated monitorchecks every active operator's own domain several times a day and powers the “last seen up” stamps on our trading-site and gambling reviews. The monitor records reachability only. When it loses a site, a human investigates against DNS and WHOIS — promotion to this graveyard is an editorial decision, never an automated one.