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Counter-Strike 2 · 1v1 matches

Your next duel awaits.

Choose your map and weapons. Create a lobby or join an opponent. Ready up and compete in your own CS2 match.

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Choose your fight

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Rifle duels

AK-47 · first to five

02

Pistol duels

Desert Eagle · first to five

03

AWP duels

AWP · first to five

Your map · Your weapons · Rotating startsBrowse open matches

Match flow

Five steps from stake to payout

Stake held in escrowPaid to the winner

  1. 1

    Post or join a challenge

    Choose a stake and a map to post a challenge, or join one from the lobby. Your stake moves into escrow the moment you post or join.

    Maps: Oasis, Island, Redline, 1v1 Remastered, Pool Day

  2. 2

    Ready check

    When an opponent joins, both players confirm they're ready within 30 seconds.

  3. 3

    We set up the server

    We configure a CS2 server for your match. You don't rent or host anything.

  4. 4

    Play

    Connect through Steam within 3 minutes. Matches are first to 13 rounds by default. If you don't connect in time and your opponent does, they win by forfeit.

  5. 5

    Get paid

    The game server reports the result. The pot stays in escrow during a 5 minutes review window. If the result is not flagged, the winner is paid the pot minus the 10% platform fee, automatically.

Why your money is safe

Your stake is held before the match starts

Four things that hold for every match, from the moment you post or join until the payout.

  • Stakes are held in escrow first

    Your stake leaves your wallet and goes into escrow as soon as you post or join. A match only starts once both stakes are in.

  • The game server decides the result

    The CS2 server reports who won when the match ends. Both players can confirm the result for a faster payout, or report a problem for review.

  • Matches that can't start are refunded

    If the ready check runs out, the server can't be set up, or neither player connects in time, both stakes go back to the players' wallets. You can also cancel your own challenge until someone joins.

    One exception: if only one player connects in time, that player wins by forfeit.

  • You have 48 hours to dispute a result

    After a match settles, either player can open a dispute within that time. An admin reviews it. If the result is overturned, the payout is reversed and paid to the correct winner.

You stay in control

Set your limits before you play

You choose how much you can deposit, and you can lock yourself out whenever you need to. Find both under Responsible gaming once you're logged in.

  • Deposit limits

    Cap what you add per day, week or month. Limits count your deposits over a rolling 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days.

  • Self-exclusion

    Step away for a period you choose, or permanently. You can extend an exclusion but never shorten it, and a permanent one can't be undone from your account. While it's active you can't deposit or wager.

  • Withdrawals stay open

    Self-exclusion never blocks you from withdrawing your own balance.

    Withdrawals of $50,000.00 or more are reviewed by an admin first and need a verified identity.

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