Operation Phoenix Weapon Case — ROI, contents & prices
Operation Phoenix Weapon Case is a CS2 case with 13 items plus 65 gold entries. It costs $3.01; opening it with the key comes to $5.85. The expected value of the contents is $2.44 — a 41.8% unboxing ROI, or 42.7% when trade-up contracts are factored in.
Takeaway: an opening costs $5.85 and returns $2.44 on average — a 58.2% long-run loss. The median opening returns $0.39: half of all tries return that much or less. The key eats 49% of your spend. A full breakdown of every case is in the article Best CS2 cases in August 2026.
Where Operation Phoenix Weapon Case came from
More facts about Operation Phoenix Weapon Case
February 20, 2014release date · 13 yr ago
retiredweekly drops · as of 2026-07-02
−3.4%price over 2 weeks
2,067live listings in our DB
$182buy all 13 non-gold skins
Buying the contents outright is cheaper than unboxing: all 13 regular skins cost $182 — the price of 31.1 openings at $5.85 each. The priciest is AWP | Asiimov at $70.00, the cheapest is MAG-7 | Heaven Guard at $0.26.
The case is retired from weekly drops: no new copies enter the game, and existing ones are consumed by openings.
Where to buy Operation Phoenix Weapon Case cheaper
Is opening Operation Phoenix Weapon Case worth it?
No. An opening costs $5.85 ($3.01 for the case plus $2.84 for the key) while the contents average $2.44 — a 41.8% ROI. The chance a single opening returns more than you spent is 4.5%.
How much does it cost to open Operation Phoenix Weapon Case?
$5.85: the case itself is $3.01 (cheapest on CSFloat) plus the $2.84 key. Keys are sold only by Valve at a fixed price.
What do you usually get from Operation Phoenix Weapon Case?
The median single opening returns $0.39 — half of all openings return that much or less against a $5.85 cost. The best 10% of openings drop an item worth more than $2.29.
What does the "with contracts" column mean?
Some drops are worth more as trade-up contract inputs than sold outright. Counting the better of "sell" vs "feed into a contract", the Operation Phoenix Weapon Case ROI rises from 41.8% to 42.7%.
What are the knife odds in Operation Phoenix Weapon Case?
0.26% — roughly one opening in 391. The gold pool has 65 entries picked with equal probability; the wear rolls separately. That many openings cost about $2,285.
Where is Operation Phoenix Weapon Case cheapest?
Right now the low is $3.01 on CSFloat; the highest we track is $5.94 — a 97% spread between markets.
Prices are aggregated from 11 marketplaces into our own database and refresh automatically; USD values are converted from RUB at the current central-bank rate. CS2Price does not sell items — we compare prices and compute profitable trade-up contracts. Not affiliated with Valve.
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