Which CS2 case is the most profitable?

By unboxing ROI it is eSports 2013 Winter Case: 73.3% at a full cost of $16.12. "Profitable" really means "least losing": even this one returns less than you spend.

Is there a case with over 100% ROI?

No. None of the 42 tradable cases has contents whose expected value exceeds the opening cost. Case prices are set by the same people who open them, and they stay below the contents by exactly the key price.

How is the ROI computed?

We take Valve's official per-rarity odds, roll wear across five buckets respecting each skin's float range, add the 10% StatTrak chance and plug in the lowest marketplace prices from our database. The resulting expected value is divided by the case-plus-key cost.

What is ROI with contracts?

Some drops are worth more as inputs to a profitable trade-up contract than sold outright. We compute EV taking, for every outcome, the better of "sell now" and "feed into a contract".

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CS2 Cases: Unboxing ROI, Prices & Contents

Every tradable CS2 case with a computed unboxing ROI — 42 of them right now. eSports 2013 Winter Case leads at 73.3%, Kilowatt Case trails at 25.9%. No case pays off: the expected value of the contents is always below the cost of opening with a key.

42cases computed

73.3%best ROI

25.9%worst ROI

$2.64key

A full write-up with opening simulations, price outlook and popular case reviews is in the article Best CS2 cases in August 2026.

Case ROI app

Unboxing ROI table for every case

Case	Price	With key	ROI	With contracts	Profit chance
eSports 2013 Winter Case	$13.48	$16.12	73.3%	75.6%	22.1%
CS:GO Weapon Case 2	$21.78	$24.42	63.1%	63.3%	19.3%
eSports 2014 Summer Case	$11.48	$14.12	60.6%	61.8%	19.2%
CS:GO Weapon Case 3	$12.69	$15.33	60.5%	62.1%	10.2%
Gamma Case	$2.89	$5.53	58.9%	73.8%	5.2%
Operation Vanguard Weapon Case	$4.84	$7.48	58.5%	67.1%	10.2%
Glove Case	$11.72	$14.36	58.3%	61.3%	5.9%
Operation Hydra Case	$28.96	$31.60	55.7%	55.8%	6.2%
Chroma Case	$4.29	$6.93	55.3%	58.5%	6.7%
Gamma 2 Case	$2.77	$5.41	55.0%	61.4%	4.7%
Operation Wildfire Case	$2.84	$5.48	54.9%	55.8%	7.8%
Chroma 2 Case	$3.40	$6.04	54.4%	76.2%	5.0%
Prisma Case	$1.16	$3.80	53.5%	74.3%	7.2%
Chroma 3 Case	$3.04	$5.68	52.4%	62.1%	5.1%
Shadow Case	$1.57	$4.21	50.9%	54.2%	10.1%
Spectrum Case	$3.36	$6.00	50.7%	54.6%	5.0%
Spectrum 2 Case	$2.64	$5.28	49.1%	54.4%	5.2%
Winter Offensive Weapon Case	$9.21	$11.85	47.8%	49.7%	6.2%
Falchion Case	$1.50	$4.14	47.3%	51.6%	7.7%
Prisma 2 Case	$1.13	$3.77	46.6%	55.7%	4.7%
Horizon Case	$1.41	$4.05	46.6%	50.3%	7.7%
Revolver Case	$2.58	$5.22	46.3%	48.6%	4.5%
Huntsman Weapon Case	$7.89	$10.53	46.2%	54.3%	4.7%
Operation Phoenix Weapon Case	$3.51	$6.15	45.4%	47.8%	5.5%
Operation Breakout Weapon Case	$7.36	$10.00	44.9%	48.7%	4.1%
Operation Broken Fang Case	$5.66	$8.30	44.4%	44.7%	7.9%
Dreams & Nightmares Case	$1.10	$3.74	44.2%	65.2%	4.1%
Snakebite Case	$0.40	$3.04	41.6%	48.5%	6.8%
Operation Riptide Case	$8.32	$10.96	41.3%	43.1%	7.4%
Shattered Web Case	$4.36	$7.00	40.5%	41.2%	4.8%
Gallery Case	$0.68	$3.32	40.0%	49.5%	6.4%
Fever Case	$0.52	$3.16	39.6%	50.0%	4.4%
CS20 Case	$0.90	$3.54	38.1%	45.5%	5.7%
Danger Zone Case	$1.08	$3.72	37.8%	45.3%	6.0%
CS:GO Weapon Case	$103	$106	32.5%	—	5.2%
Recoil Case	$0.26	$2.90	31.9%	42.2%	4.0%
eSports 2013 Case	$44.35	$46.99	30.4%	30.5%	3.2%
Clutch Case	$0.50	$3.14	29.8%	42.1%	3.0%
Revolution Case	$0.19	$2.84	29.7%	60.8%	3.7%
Operation Bravo Case	$55.95	$58.59	28.2%	—	4.1%
Fracture Case	$0.43	$3.07	26.9%	34.6%	4.3%
Kilowatt Case	$0.13	$2.77	25.9%	37.7%	4.2%
Sealed Genesis Terminal	$0.04	offer mechanic, ROI not applicable
Sealed Dead Hand Terminal	$0.33	offer mechanic, ROI not applicable

ROI is the share of the opening cost the contents return on average. 100% would mean break-even; no such case exists.

FAQ

Which CS2 case is the most profitable?: By unboxing ROI it is eSports 2013 Winter Case: 73.3% at a full cost of $16.12. "Profitable" really means "least losing": even this one returns less than you spend.
Is there a case with over 100% ROI?: No. None of the 42 tradable cases has contents whose expected value exceeds the opening cost. Case prices are set by the same people who open them, and they stay below the contents by exactly the key price.
How is the ROI computed?: We take Valve's official per-rarity odds, roll wear across five buckets respecting each skin's float range, add the 10% StatTrak chance and plug in the lowest marketplace prices from our database. The resulting expected value is divided by the case-plus-key cost.
What is ROI with contracts?: Some drops are worth more as inputs to a profitable trade-up contract than sold outright. We compute EV taking, for every outcome, the better of "sell now" and "feed into a contract".

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.