CS2 Reserve Strategy

We never open them.
Every $CS2RS trade pays a creator fee. The fees buy unopened CS20 Cases on the Steam Market. They go in a public Steam inventory and they stay sealed.
$CS2RS
- 0
- unopened cases
- 0
- opened, ever
- $0
- Steam Market value
- Unranked
- reserve rank
Last known Steam Market price, $1.27 per case.
Opened on the plinth
10 practice CS20 Cases opened in the showroom so far, at Valve's odds. None of them came from the reserve.
Dual Berettas | Elite 1.6CS2RS team
FAMAS | DecommissionedCS2RS team
Glock-18 | SacrificeCS2RS team
MAC-10 | Classic CrateCS2RS team
Dual Berettas | Elite 1.6CS2RS team
Tec-9 | Flash OutCS2RS team
FAMAS | DecommissionedCS2RS team
SCAR-20 | AssaultCS2RS team
Stack most. Open some.
The reserve · 95%
0
sealed forever
Never opened. Ever. Reserve opened: 0.
The sacrifice vault · 5%
0
openable
Bought separately, on a separate account, to be opened at milestones.
Inside
ShowroomWalk the vault in 3D. Open a practice case with a key.VaultEvery item held, priced by the Steam Market.Sacrifice vaultThe 5% opened at milestones, with tickets for holders.ChainSeal the cases you own. Your name goes on the board.UnboxThe unlock screen at Valve's odds, no limit.ProofPublic inventory, hourly snapshot, onchain hash.
Mandate
- 01One caseThe reserve holds the CS20 Case and nothing else.
- 02Official marketThe reserve buys on the Steam Community Market and stays inside Valve's limits.
- 03Never open the reserveNot for a milestone, not for a vote. Cases opened at events come from the separate sacrifice vault.
- 04Never sellSeason 1 only buys, so nothing leaves the vault.
- 05Public inventoryThe Steam account is public, and we hash every snapshot onchain.