A CS GO dice site is a gambling platform where you pick a roll-over or roll-under target on a 0-100 number and win a multiplier set by your win chance.
Crypto-native dice usually runs at a house edge of about 1%, and the five sites we rate range from about 1.0% to 5.0%, so always check the site you use.
Provably fair dice lets you recompute every roll from seeds. Counter-Strike 2 replaced CS:GO in September 2023, so "CS GO dice sites" is now a legacy term for CS2 dice sites.
You must be 18+ (21+ where required), laws vary by country, and Valve does not endorse third-party gambling sites.
Ranked by our published method: fairness proof, licence evidence, house edge, payments, player protection and reputation. CS2DICE is an independent comparison site with no commercial relationship with any listed company.About us.
Rank #1
7.9
PLG.BET
One account for skins, crypto and card with a dice game whose edge can be derived
Formerly CSGOPolygon and online since 2015, PLG.BET combines CS2 skin betting, a casino and esports betting under one account. It takes skins, major cryptocurrencies and cards, and its dice game comes with a published roll algorithm.
7.9
8/10Dice algorithm published
Anjouan
About 1.4%Derived
SSkins
CCrypto
$Card
Skins, Crypto, Card
Instant crypto; 1-3 business days for cards and e-wallets
A crypto-first casino and sportsbook founded in 2020 and reported to be licensed in Curaçao. It is known for its in-house Originals, which include dice, and for a wide sportsbook.
6.5
8/10Seed hash, client seed, nonce
Curaçao
About 1.0%Reported
SSkins: not listed
CCrypto
$Card: not listed
Crypto
Fast crypto payouts; large withdrawals may be reviewed
A skins-first casino running since 2016, built around Steam trade deposits and withdrawals. Dice sits next to case battles, crash, plinko and esports betting, and a provably fair page covers each game.
6.4
8/10Seed commitment, verifier script
No gambling licence published
About 5.0%Derived
SSkins
CCrypto
$Card
Skins, Crypto, Card
Skins typically within minutes; high-value requests may be reviewed
A crypto and skins casino, also branded 500 Casino and operated from Curaçao. Dice sits among crash, plinko, mines, towers and other in-house originals, with a global daily server secret behind its fairness system.
6.1
7/10Daily seed rotation, hash shown
Curaçao (OGL/2024/1354/0882)
About 1.0%Derived
SSkins
CCrypto
$Card: not listed
Skins, Crypto
Crypto often within minutes; KYC on larger amounts
One of the largest crypto casinos and sportsbooks, operating under a Curaçao licence with 20+ cryptocurrencies supported. Dice is one of its in-house Originals and is widely reported at a 1% house edge. Access is restricted in several countries.
The site generates a random number from 0.00 to 100.00 for each bet. With roll-under you win if the number is below your target, with roll-over you win if it is above. A dice site pays you a multiplier of your stake if you win and keeps the stake if you lose. Skins you deposit are converted into the site's balance at the site's own valuation. The full explanation of how dice sites work covers minimum bets and why dice is popular.
How do house edge and win chance set your payout?
Your payout multiplier equals (100 - house edge) / win chance. A lower win chance gives a higher multiplier and more variance. The house edge is the share of every wager the site expects to keep over the long run.
Payout multiplier by win chance and house edge. Formula: (100 - edge) / win chance.
Win chance
At 1% edge
At 5% edge
90%
1.10x
1.06x
75%
1.32x
1.27x
50%
1.98x
1.90x
25%
3.96x
3.80x
10%
9.90x
9.50x
1%
99.00x
95.00x
Expected loss per $10,000 wagered: $100 at a 1% edge, $500 at a 5% edge.
Derive the edge on any site with: edge = 100 - (displayed multiplier x win chance). Example: 1.86x at 53.01% gives 98.6, so about 1.4%. More in the house edge and multiplier guide.
CS GO vs CS2: do dice sites still work?
Yes. Counter-Strike 2 replaced CS:GO in September 2023, and CS:GO skins carried over to CS2 inventories. Dice sites still say "CS GO" because that is the term many players search for. See CS GO vs CS2 dice sites for what changed.
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Skin dice vs crypto dice
Skin dice sites take CS2 items through a Steam trade offer. Crypto dice sites take coins and usually process deposits instantly.
Skin dice compared with crypto dice
Attribute
Skin dice
Crypto dice
Deposit method
Steam trade offer with a trade URL and public inventory
Coin transfer to a deposit address
Value of your deposit
Site's own skin valuation, which can differ from the Steam Market price
Market price of the coin at deposit time
Speed and fees
Depends on trade offers and Steam trade holds
Typically instant deposits and lower fees (verify per site)
Effective edge
House edge plus any valuation markup
House edge, plus network fees
Cash out to skins
Possible on skin-first sites
Usually not; check the site
Decision rule
Pick skin dice if your value sits in your Steam inventory and you accept valuation markup and trade holds. Pick crypto dice if you want fast, low-fee transfers and do not need skins back. Compare in detail in skin dice vs crypto dice.
// 05 PROVABLY FAIR
How to verify a provably fair dice roll
Provably fair means you can check, after the fact, that a roll was not changed once you bet. It uses a server seed hash, your client seed and a nonce. The server seed is revealed after seed rotation.
Before betting: the site shows the hash of its secret server seed.
You set your client seed. Each bet adds a nonce that counts up by one.
The site computes an HMAC from server seed, client seed and nonce and converts it to a roll.
After rotation the site reveals the server seed.
You recompute: hash the revealed seed, compare it with the earlier hash, then recompute the rolls.
Generic flow. Every site's exact algorithm differs.
Legality depends on where you live. Online and skin gambling are restricted or banned in some countries and regions, and minimum ages are 18 or 21. Valve does not endorse third-party gambling sites; it sent cease-and-desist letters to some of them in 2016 (verify the source before relying on this). Gambling with skins can also break Steam rules in some cases, so check Steam's terms.
Licence claims need a check. The licences listed for the five operators are shown as published and are not independently confirmed by us; see how we treat licence information.
Five scam signals
No named company, address or licence details.
No way to verify rolls, or a verifier that does not match the site's rules.
Withdrawals blocked by new conditions after you win.
"Guaranteed wins", pressure to deposit more, or unrealistic bonuses.
Requests for your Steam password, a guard code or a login outside Steam's own page.
18+ only (21+ where required). Gambling involves risk and can be addictive. Never stake more than you can afford to lose, and never gamble with money you need. CS2 skins have real-world value. Skin and online gambling are restricted or illegal in some countries and regions, and Valve does not endorse third-party gambling sites. Check your local laws before you play. CS2DICE is an independent comparison site with no commercial relationship with any listed company.
Enable the Steam Mobile Authenticator, make your inventory public, and copy your Steam trade URL.
02
Deposit
Send a trade offer from your inventory to the site, or pay with crypto or card where offered. Skins are converted to balance at the site's own valuation, which can differ from the Steam Market price.
03
Play dice
Choose a roll-over or roll-under target and a win chance, check the multiplier against the formula, and set limits before you start.
04
Withdraw
Request skins or crypto. Expect possible KYC checks and wagering conditions, and a Steam trade hold on skins that changes owner.
Three common blockers and fixes
Trade offer fails
Make your inventory public, check the trade URL and confirm the offer in the Steam Mobile Authenticator.
Skin withdrawal pending
A Steam trade hold may apply (up to about 7 days in some cases; verify on Steam Support). Wait for the hold to end.
Cash-out refused
The site may require KYC or completed wagering. Read its terms before depositing and complete verification early.
No betting strategy changes the house edge. Martingale, Paroli and other systems only change how your results are spread out. The edge is the cost of playing: wagering $10,000 at a 1% edge loses an expected $100, while at a 5% edge it loses an expected $500.
On 10 Nov 2026 the lowest edges were about 1.0% at CSGO500 (derived), Duelbits and Stake (both widely reported at 1%), followed by PLG.BET at about 1.4% (derived) and CSGORoll at about 5.0% (derived). Edge can change with game settings, so derive it yourself with the house edge formula.
Is a CS GO dice site legal in my country?
It depends on your country and sometimes your region. Skin gambling and online gambling are restricted or illegal in some places, and age limits are 18+ or 21+. We cannot give legal advice. Read our legal and safety guide and check your local law before you play.
Can a provably fair dice site still be a scam?
Yes. Provably fair checks show that a roll was not changed after your bet. They do not show that the site will pay you, keep your funds safe or hold a real licence. Use fairness proof together with licence evidence and withdrawal behaviour. See how to verify a roll.
Why is my skin withdrawal pending?
Common causes are a Steam trade hold or trade protection (duration follows Steam rules, up to about 7 days in some cases; verify with Steam Support), identity (KYC) checks, and unfinished wagering requirements. Our deposit and withdrawal guide lists the fixes.
// 13 CONCLUSION
Choose with evidence, play with limits
Compare house edge, fairness proof, licence evidence and withdrawal terms, treat licence claims as claims until checked, and set limits before you deposit. Our ratings are dated and show how each figure was obtained.
