eSports 2013 Case
Released alongside the original Arms Deal update. Part of every key sale went to the prize pools of professional CS:GO tournaments.
This is a free, no-deposit simulator using official Valve odds. The eSports 2013 Case is also available on SkinRave if you want to play with real skins.
All skins in eSports 2013 Case
M4A4 | Faded Zebra
Mil-Spec Grade
MAG-7 | Memento
Mil-Spec Grade
FAMAS | Doomkitty
Mil-Spec Grade
Galil AR | Orange DDPAT
Restricted
Sawed-Off | Orange DDPAT
Restricted
P250 | Splash
Restricted
AK-47 | Red Laminate
Classified
AWP | BOOM
Classified
P90 | Death by Kitty
Covert
eSports 2013 Case: contents and odds
The eSports 2013 Case came out in August 2013. Released alongside the original Arms Deal update. Part of every key sale went to the prize pools of professional CS:GO tournaments. It holds 9 regular skins (3 Mil-Spec, 3 Restricted, 2 Classified, 1 Covert) plus a rare special pool of 65 knives. Every opening rolls the rarity first, using Valve's official odds, then picks a skin from that tier at random.
| Rarity | Skins | Chance per opening | Chance for one specific skin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mil-Spec | 3 | 79.92% | 26.64% |
| Restricted | 3 | 15.98% | 5.33% |
| Classified | 2 | 3.2% | 1.60% |
| Covert | 1 | 0.64% | 0.64% |
| Rare Special (knives) | 65 | 0.26% | 0.0040% |
StatTrak™ versions drop 10% of the time for weapon skins. Wear (Factory New to Battle-Scarred) is rolled separately.
Best skins in the eSports 2013 Case
The top regular drops are the Covert (red) skins: P90 | Death by Kitty. Below them, the Classified (pink) tier has AK-47 | Red Laminate and AWP | BOOM. Use the reel above to open the eSports 2013 Case as many times as you like and see how rare these really are.
Knives in the eSports 2013 Case
The rare special item (the "gold" drop) in the eSports 2013 Case is one of these knives: Bayonet, Flip Knife, Gut Knife, Karambit and M9 Bayonet. They come in 13 finishes, including Fade, Slaughter, Case Hardened, Night, Blue Steel, Crimson Web, Stained and Scorched, plus the plain "vanilla" version. With a 0.26% chance per case, you would expect one gold drop in roughly every 385 openings on average, though luck can be much better or worse.
Is the eSports 2013 Case worth opening?
On average, no official CS2 case returns as much value as it costs: each opening costs a $2.49 key plus the case, while most drops are Mil-Spec skins worth a fraction of that. People open cases for the chance at a Covert skin or a knife. If you want to try your luck without spending anything, our free simulator uses the same odds. If you'd rather play with real skins, compare the best CS2 case opening sites, where every custom case shows its odds per item.
eSports 2013 Case FAQ
What are the odds of getting a knife in the eSports 2013 Case?
The chance of a rare special item (knives) is 0.26% per opening, about 1 in 385 cases. The other odds are Mil-Spec 79.92%, Restricted 15.98%, Classified 3.2%, Covert 0.64%.
What knives are in the eSports 2013 Case?
The rare special pool contains Bayonet, Flip Knife, Gut Knife, Karambit and M9 Bayonet, in finishes such as Fade, Slaughter, Case Hardened, Night, Blue Steel and Crimson Web.
How many skins are in the eSports 2013 Case?
The eSports 2013 Case has 9 regular skins (3 Mil-Spec, 3 Restricted, 2 Classified, 1 Covert) plus 65 possible rare special items.
When was the eSports 2013 Case released?
The eSports 2013 Case was released in August 2013. Released alongside the original Arms Deal update. Part of every key sale went to the prize pools of professional CS:GO tournaments.
How much does it cost to open the eSports 2013 Case?
Opening any official CS2 case needs a key, which costs $2.49 from the in-game store, plus the price of the case itself on the Steam Community Market. Our simulator lets you open the eSports 2013 Case for free.
What is the best skin in the eSports 2013 Case?
Apart from the knives, the rarest skins are the Covert (red) ones: P90 | Death by Kitty. Each has a 0.64% chance shared across the Covert tier.
