How CS2Bolt Works
A short guide to your balance, your items and every game on CS2Bolt. Each game page also shows its own rules, and every result can be verified on the provably fair page.
Your balance and items
Signing in. You sign in with Steam. We never see your Steam password; Steam confirms who you are and sends us your public Steam ID, name and avatar.
Depositing. Open the deposit page, choose accepted tradable items from CS2, Dota 2, Rust or TF2 that meet the displayed minimum, then accept the Steam trade offer you requested.
For protected CS2 deposits, the full-credit option stays pending until protection is cleared and the trade is confirmed. If you choose partial credit, the portion shown on the deposit page is credited after acceptance and the remainder stays pending. A finished site countdown does not by itself confirm release by Steam.
Balance. Your balance is shown in US dollars and is used to play games and to get items from the market. It is site credit, not money, and it cannot be paid out as cash.
Withdrawing. Choose items from the market or from your won items and request a withdrawal. They are sent by Steam trade offer to the Trade URL in your settings. You must meet any wager requirement shown in your account. Availability, account checks and Steam trade restrictions also apply.
Cases
Every case shows all of its items and the exact chance of each before you open it. Open a case and a roll picks one item according to those chances. The item’s value is added to your balance, and you can upgrade it on the spot for a shot at a better item. Use your balance to buy items on the Market and withdraw them to Steam. Demo mode lets you try a case without spending anything.
Case Battles
Choose a battle format and cases, then compare the running totals as each round opens. The highest player or team total wins; winning shares are credited to the balance. Pick up to 20 cases and choose 1 vs 1, 3-way, 4-way or 2 vs 2. Everyone pays the same entry. Bots enter for free. Their winning share is not paid to players.
Upgrader
Select up to three of your items, then choose a better item to aim for, either directly or with a quick multiplier such as 2x or 5x. The wheel shows your win chance as a green zone, which depends on how much your items are worth compared with the target. Spin the wheel: if the pointer lands in the green zone you get the target item, otherwise the items you put in are lost.
Coinflip
Create a flip with your items and pick a side, Counter-Terrorists or Terrorists. Another player joins with items worth about the same, within 10% of your stake, or you can play against the bot. Your chance of winning equals your share of the total pot, and the winner takes every item in it.
Plinko
Set your bet, choose how many rows of pegs to use (8, 10, 12, 14 or 16) and a risk level (low, medium or high), then drop the ball. It bounces left or right at every row and lands in a slot with a multiplier shown on the board. Higher risk means a wider spread between the smallest and largest multipliers. Bets range from $0.10 to $250, and you can drop many balls at once or use auto play with a loss limit.
Chicken Crossing
Pick a bet and a difficulty: easy, medium, hard or expert. Each lane the chicken crosses safely raises your multiplier. Cash out whenever you like to collect your winnings; if the chicken is hit before you cash out, the bet is lost. Harder difficulties raise the multiplier faster but make every lane riskier.
Case Creator
Build your own case from 2 to 20 items from any supported game, set the drop rate of each item, choose artwork and publish it. Once your case is live, you earn 1% of the price of every paid open.
How we keep it fair
Every game uses the same provably fair system. Before a round, we show you a hash of a secret server seed. Your own client seed and a round counter are mixed in to produce the roll, and the server seed is revealed once the round is settled. You can check any round, from any game, on the provably fair page or with any independent HMAC SHA256 tool.