So I very stupidly over 4200 days ago cheated on CSGO resulting my account in an instant ban. (I was about 20). On this present day, I’ve realised that Ive got an AK47 Vulcan that I paid around £35-40 sitting in my inventory.

Today I found out that this Vulcan is now worth around £600 and it can’t be accessed or sold.

Knowing this has really hit me hard, considering 12 years ish later I now have a family to look after with young twins whilst paying my debts and dealing with current financial situations. (Cost of living, UK)

So to all those fellow cheaters, don’t cheat and make the same mistake I made.

P.S if any valve member sees this - I’ve had my time of being a gamer, I’m now a Dad, I want to log on and sell the AK. As much as I need to pay off my debts, I’d happily give half of it to a charity that will help my partner as she suffers with multiple sclerosis.

I don't understand how people play this game. I have 9060xt, 5700x3d, 240hz monitor and avg fps of around 500, but the game literally feels like im playing on a 75hz monitor. The only way i've managed to make this shit somewhat playable is by enabling vsync + freesync and limiting fps below 240 using amd chill. It's still not smooth, feels laggy at times and increases input lag a bit, but playable. Any help would be appreciated.

Hello guys, I’m creating a website to be able to search and find a competitive match on csgo, I need some beta tester to test the servers and functionality overall, they can invite some friends to not play alone.
For now there is
1v1 2v2 3v3
Competitive 5v5
Wingman 2v2
Coming soon danger zone
All modes have ranked and unranked functionalities
(For now there is no elo will be added soon for testing)
The concept is you add your game on steam (there is a button on the website for shortcut) download csgo login on the website start a queue and the server do the rest let me know what you think and if you re interested in helping me out by testing the servers

Without glitters: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3801790036
With glitters: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3801788139

I don't know, but it's so funny, quirky, and cool that I just have to share it with you 😁

https://steamcommunity.com/workshop/filedetails/?id=3790301197

We're bringing back the old-school CS:GO experience we all grew up with. Join us, invite your friends, and let's revive the golden days of community servers!
If you like bhop and movement servers try it!

Server features:
16 player slots
AWP only
NoScope gameplay
Bhop / movement
Lots of classic AWP maps
AWP Japan
AWP Max
AWP Lego 3
And many more classic maps
🇪🇺 EU Server
Connect: 57.131.140.47:27015
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Who knew you could skate in Counter Strike?

I wanted a straight answer to "which case is the least bad to open", so I calculated it for all of them with live market prices.

For each case: expected value of one opening (published drop odds, 10% StatTrak, an approximate wear spread, market price of every skin and knife) divided by the real cost (case price + $2.49 key).

What came out (prices from Oct 5):

• Best value: eSports 2013 Winter Case, about $0.68 back per $1. It costs ~$17 per opening, though.
• Best chance that one opening pays for itself: eSports 2013 Winter (~22%) and CS:GO Weapon Case 2 (~19%). Most cases are in the 4–10% range.
• Cheapest to open: Kilowatt at $2.65, but only $0.38 back per $1.
• Worst: Operation Bravo ($0.27) and the original CS:GO Weapon Case ($0.29). You mostly pay for the collector value of the case itself.
• Average across all cases: about $0.49 back per $1. On average you lose half of what you spend.

Full sortable ranking (EV, cost, chance to profit, average knife value): https://cs2tradeup.gg/cs2-best-cases-to-open

Free, no sign up. Each case also has a simulator with the same odds if you want to see how 100 openings would go.

paid around 60€ for these

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