Opening CS2 cases is a great way to test your luck for some amazing CS2 skins. If you are confused about what case to open, you are at the right place. Here are our top picks for which case you should open in CS2.
Gamma Case
First up, we have the Gamma case. It offers a decent selection of skins, including the fan favorite M4A4 Desolate Space. Other popular skins that you might get from the Gamma case include the Five-SeveN Violent Daimyo, the Glock-18 Wasteland Rebel, and the M4A1-S Mecha Industries.
However, the Gamma case is considered a popular option for CS2 cases because it has a decent collection of knives. It includes the Doppler skin collection for the Bayonet and Karambit. The most sought-after of the knife skins available in the Gamma case is the Karambit Emerald Doppler.
We haven’t even told you the best part about the Gamma case, which is that it’s actually pretty cheap, especially considering the selection of skins it offers. The recent average price of the gamma case was around $2.20 to $2.50. However, keep in mind that there’s no guarantee of you getting a knife.
The Danger Zone Case
Up next, we have the Danger Zone case, which is another popular option within the CS2 community. The Danger Zone case has an amazing collection of CS2 skins, including some highly desirable options like the AK-47 Asiimov and the AWP Neo-Noir.
However, the selection of knives in this case isn’t as great compared to some of the other options. Some good options from the available knives in this case include the Talon Knife Crimson Web, Talon Knife Fade, and the Stiletto Knife Fade. The Case Hardened variants of several knives are also good additions.
Like the gamma case, the great thing about the danger zone case is that you can get it for very cheap. The recent price for it was around $1, which is much cheaper than the gamma case. You can also find certain listings for around 80 cents, which is a solid deal.
Operation Hydra Case
Now, let’s move on to something a little more top-tier. If you are looking for some gloves in CS2, then you should definitely keep the Operation Hydra case on your radar. It has some of the best selections of glove skins compared to all other cases available in CS2 right now.
Some of the more desirable glove skin options in the Operation Hydra case include Bloodhound Snakebite and Charred, Diver Crimson Weave and Lunar Weave, Moto Gloves Spearmint and Boom, Specialist Gloves Crimson Kimono and Emerald Web, and Sports Gloves Hedge Maze and Pandora’s Box.
As for weapon skins, the Operation Hydra case doesn’t disappoint in that aspect either. It includes the AWP Oni Taiji, Five-SeveN Hyper Beast, and M4A4 Hellfire. However, it’s slightly on the pricier side, costing around $20. You can also find deals for around $17.
Winter Offensive Weapon Case
Another great case well known for its selection of knives is the winter offensive weapon case. Some of the highlights of the knife skins you can get from it include the Fade and Case Hardened variants of the Bayonet, Karambit, and M9 Bayonet. All of these games are quite expensive, especially if you get a desirable pattern seed.
As for the weapon skins, some of the options that you can consider include the M4A4 Asiimov and the AWP Redline. While this case isn’t as expensive as the Operation Hydra case, it’s still on the higher side, compared to other cases. It costs around $6.5, but you can find cheaper listings for around $5 as well.
Clutch Case
Now, let’s circle back to a case that’s on the more budget end of the spectrum. If you are looking for gloves and don’t want to spend a lot of cash on a case for it, then the Clutch case is for you. It also has a decent selection of weapon skins.
Some of the highlights of the gloves available in the Clutch case include the Emerald Hydra Gloves, the Imperial Diver Gloves, the Polygon and Turtle Moto Gloves, and the Vice Sport Gloves. As for the skins, you have the Neo Noir M4A4 and the Moonrise Glock-18.
As promised, the clutch case is incredibly cheap, coming in at around 70 cents a pop. If you get lucky, you can get one for as cheap as just 50 cents, which is an amazing deal considering that there’s a possibility of getting the Vice Sport Gloves from this case.
Conclusion
While opening any of the cases mentioned above has a decent chance of giving you good skins, opening cases generally isn’t considered the best way to get CS2 skins. But if you still want to try your luck, you can choose one of those mentioned above.
