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Rino

3 Mar, 2015 @ 2:17am

CS:GO Raffle System - Basics

How does the CS:GO raffling system work?

So I thought about it for a while. The system can not work like it works on tf2 because in CS:GO, there is no refined metal, only keys. I came up with a system like this.

All Prices will be determined by the Steam Communtiy market.

And this is how it will be like :

Let's say I am raffing AK-47 | Blue Laminate which is currently 1.80 USD on the market.

Slots : 9
Entry Fee: 0.20 USD worth skin (Any skin will be accepted and any skin between 0.20-0.40 USD will be taken as 1 slot)
Maximum slots per person : 3 (this means you can get 3 entries at maximum.Same as above for example if you send 2 skins that toally worth 0.48 USD it will be taken as 2 slots because you need anything higher than 0.60 to get 3 slots. or if you send a skin worth 0.73 USD it will be taken as 3 slots.)

So it is a pretty easy and more fair system than using qualities like mil-spec grade etc.

In some raffles, you may notice something like this:
Minimal item value: 0,10 USD
This means that when you are adding items in the trade offer to enter the raffle, value for any of the items can't be below 0,10 USD !

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To clarify any problems please write to your trade offer how many slots you want.Please write somethink like : Hi ! This is for xxxx raffle I want yyyy slot. If we find any problem your offer will be declined.

Thanks for reading hope it is not too complicated for you.Also we can use crate and sticker keys when raffling valuable stuff.Read every raffle carefully usually gives you all the info you will need.

Last edited by Rino; 25 Jan, 2016 @ 5:54am

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aramis44 | GibusCo. 7 Apr, 2015 @ 4:25am

Originally posted by Rino:
All Prices will be determined by the Steam Communtiy market.

Do you count net value of a skin, or it's full Market price?
Example:
I want to sell a skin on a market. The current buy price is 1.15$, so I will get 1$ for it (because of fees).

Which value you use in pricing?