About Us

Nothing gets a score here until somebody has lost money on it. That is the whole editorial position: deposit, play, verify a round, withdraw, then rate — and rate downward as readily as upward. Two people run CSGOCoinflip.cash, and between them they hold accounts on every CS2 coinflip site, case site and marketplace listed on it.

The problem this exists to answer

Type "best CS2 coinflip site" into a search box and most of what comes back is sorted by commission. No conspiracy is required to explain it — an operator paying 40% of its margin outbids a safer one paying 25%, and the auction is invisible to whoever is reading. We take commission from the same operators, which means the only things separating this site from that one are a published method, a drawbacks list nobody outside the editorial team may touch, and a demonstrated willingness to rank a paying partner beneath a site that pays us nothing.

Five steps, every time

• Register and fund it. Real money or real skins, over the rails a reader would actually use.
• Play the modes. Enough rounds to see how the pacing, the limits and the mechanics behave.
• Verify a result. Recompute a provably-fair round — and say so plainly when there is nothing to recompute.
• Withdraw, and time it. The figure printed in a review is our own cash-out, never the operator's estimate.
• Read the terms. Specifically the expensive parts: rake, wagering, holds, auto-sells, blocked markets, KYC triggers.

How those five turn into a number out of five is set out on the How We Rate page.

Names on the work

Two of them, both listed on the Authors page — one owning the ratings and the method, the other running the tests that produce the numbers inside them. Anonymous reviews cannot be held to anything, which is the point of publishing who wrote what.

Four things we refuse

• Selling a position, a score, or the quiet removal of a drawback. The offer has been made; the answer has not changed.
• Publishing an edge, bonus or payout time that cannot be sourced either to the operator or to our own test.
• Inventing a promo code, or quoting one's value as though it were a rate.
• Leaving a site listed after it stops paying players — it goes to the archive with the reason attached.

Tell us when something is stale

Operator terms move faster than review cycles do. A wrong number here is worth reporting: reader corrections are the fastest signal this site receives, and they trigger a full re-check of the listing rather than a quiet patch of one line.

18+ only. Every mode on every site in this catalogue carries a house edge.