What Games Can You Play?
The website was designed solely to provide games around case openings. So far, the operator has developed four game types, and they include opening cases, case battles, upgrades, and battle royale.
Opening Cases
Opening CSGO Cases are unique high-risk and rewarding games that allow you to obtain different skins – weapons and knives. They are one of the rarest games but they ensures that it is available in various types to players. Each weapon or knife skin has unique attributes and price tags ranging from cheap to expensive. There are over 200 million cases opened.
Case Battles
CS:GO Case Battles is a highly competitive game between players on the platform. Here, players buy similar cases at different prices and then compare the costs against each other. The player with the highest case costs becomes the winner automatically and receives the skins available. There are over 20 million case battles.
How to play Battles?
Every battle has a number of cases chosen when the battle was created – a case is equivalent to a battle round. After each round, players get skins in their inventories, in which the drop amount can be totalized at the end of the final round. The player with the highest drop amount gets all players’ skins in the battle. There is a bobby prize for the loser.
Upgrade
The upgrade has similar gameplay to Roulette and Jackpot. However, it is a little more specific and often involves the Upgrade Center to proceed. Here, players have to choose an item or skins from inventory and select a multiplier. Once that is done, the system automatically upgrades the item or balance to that amount. There are over 9 million upgrades.
Battle Royale
Battle Royale is another unique game. It is an online multiplayer video game that looks for the last man standing. The winner gets all the skins in the game. There are over 900,000 battle royales.
How to play Battle Royale
This game allows 4 to 72 players to participate in a tournament consisting of two to six rounds. The number of rounds depends on the number of players in the game. For instance, 4,6, & 9 players mean 2 rounds, while 64 players mean 6 rounds. Each game participant gets into the case-opening match with a series of cases. The best participant of one round move to the next stages with the other best participants, until there is only one winner left.
The operator has a provably fair system which means that all results are simply random and unbiased. The operator provides a provably fair algorithm to users so that they can confirm source codes for games (i.e., cases and upgrades). Regarding battles, the website uses Random.org tickets, a third-party service to generate beacons and verify roll numbers.
Additionally, it provides customers with a Roll Validator Form, allowing an easy check of roll numbers easily. Indeed, the case-opening site is transparent and reliable.
