100Skins — CS2 Cases, Skin Upgrades and RTP Tracking
100Skins offers over 70 custom CS2 cases for different budgets. Its skin upgrade feature also lets you try for a specific item.
The platform stands out for its fully transparent return-to-player (RTP) policy.
The RTP Checker lets you:
- View the platform’s overall RTP, updated every 30 seconds;
- Check your RTP for case openings, upgrades, and all activity combined;
- Compare the day’s top 15 players by RTP.
Read on to learn how 100Skins works before your first case opening.
CS2 Case Selection and Opening Experience
100Skins has 76 cases, each with its own skin selection, drop chances, and opening experience. Prices range from 0.3 to 1,000 USCOINS, one of the two currencies listed on the site. One USCOIN is roughly equal to $1. Smooth animations and the option to open up to five cases at once help keep openings engaging.
Budget, Premium and Themed Case Collections
The case catalog covers a wide range of budgets. Here are a few examples:
| Collection | Case examples | Price range, USCOINS |
|---|---|---|
| Color Collection | Black, White, Red, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple, Bright | 25 to 95 |
| Farm | Knife Farm, Glove Farm, AK-47 Farm, AWP Farm | 0.5 |
| Affordable | Crature, Ice Beast, Katana, Immortal | 0.40 to 1 |
| Luxe | Imperial, Couture, Fade, Supreme | 239 to 599 |
| Rarity | Milspec, Restricted, Classified, Covert | 1 to 75 |
Although cases have distinct themes, their contents do not always match their names or color schemes. For example, we would have expected the Glitch case to include M4A1-S | Glitched Paint or other “Glitched” skins. The 100 Skins case could also have featured 100 skins, but it contains only 30 possible drops.
Despite those inconsistencies, we think the variety offers something for every player.
CS2 Case Opening Features
Each case page displays the main opening features:
- Open up to five cases at once
- Skip the animation with the lightning button
- Check each skin’s drop chance and listed price
- View the range of winning tickets
For example, the custom 100 Skins case costs 3 USCOINS, so opening three at once costs 9 USCOINS. Its most valuable drop is a Battle-Scarred StatTrak™ M4A4 | Neo-Noir, listed at 32.4 USCOINS with a 0.1966% drop chance. This value reflects the site’s pricing and may differ from the skin’s price on the Steam Community Market.
Our CS2 Case Opening Test
We set a $300 budget (300 USCOINS) to test cases across the price range, from the cheapest options to premium cases.
We tested each selected case along with all the platform’s available features.
| Case Tested | Collection | Test Action | Cost in USCOINS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Crature | Affordable | 5 paid openings | 0.40 each / 2 total |
| Restricted | Rarity | 4 paid openings | 4 each / 16 total |
| White | Color Collection | 3 paid openings | 35 each / 105 total |
| Platinum Elite | Premium | 1 paid opening | 150 total |
No demo mode was available when we checked. This is not necessarily a drawback, but it means you cannot try case openings before your first deposit.
The case-opening animation put a nice twist on the original CS2 version through its sound design and spin speed. Multiple openings were also easy to follow, with each dropped skin clearly visible.
Our case-opening test returned 92.89%. We considered this a high return, although it fell below the advertised 100% RTP. A single session cannot establish whether that long-term claim is accurate. We did not get the top drop from every case we tested. Our best drops included Desert Eagle | Kumicho Dragon (58.03 USCOINS) from the White case and M4A1-S | Basilisk (12.17 USCOINS) from the Restricted case. In total, we spent 273 USCOINS and received skins worth 253.59 USCOINS.
