CS2 case opening

CS2 cases in one place

DragonDrop brings together the official Counter-Strike 2 weapon cases — from the early Operation cases to the newest releases — and a line of our own house cases built around a price point, from small budget cases to knife and glove cases. Every case shows its full contents and the exact chance of each item before you open it.

How opening works

Pick a case, choose how many to open at once (up to five) and watch the reel. The result is decided on the server the moment you click, from a seed committed in advance; the animation only reveals it. Items land in your inventory, where you can sell them for coins at their value or put them to work in other modes.

Fair and checkable

Each roll combines a secret server seed, your own client seed and a counter. You see the hash of the server seed before you play, and after rotating it you can recompute every result yourself on the provably fair page. The expected payback of every case is public on the transparency page — paid cases return about 90 % of their price on average.

More than cases

• Case battles — open the same cases as up to three other players; the best total takes everything.
• Trade-up contracts — turn 3–10 skins into one, worth between a quarter and four times their value.
• Exchanger — swap skins you own for others from the catalog.
• Levels, EXP cases and the Dragon pass — progress as you play and unlock free cases and rewards.

Skin prices and wear

Item values follow a market price snapshot and are fixed when you receive the item. Each item shows its wear — Factory New, Minimal Wear, Field-Tested, Well-Worn or Battle-Scarred — which is one of the biggest drivers of a skin's price. Our wear guide explains the float ranges.

Play for fun, 18+ only

DragonDrop is a demo running on virtual coins with no cash value: nothing is bought with real money and nothing is cashed out. Case opening is entertainment, and on average every case returns less than it costs. Set yourself limits, take breaks, and read our responsible play guide. DragonDrop is not affiliated with Valve.