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The CaseClaimer Editorial Team

CaseClaimer is written and checked by a small team of long-time CS2 players, skin traders and box-site researchers. We publish as a team rather than under individual bylines, but every page goes through the same people and the same process before it goes live.

Who is on the team

• Lead editor (CS2 skins and mystery boxes). Has played Counter-Strike since the CS:GO days and has bought, sold and traded skins on the Steam Community Market and third-party marketplaces for years. Owns final sign-off on every page.
• Gambling-site reviewer. Reads each operator's terms, FAQ and payment pages, checks public user reports, and notes fees, KYC rules and limits. We have not made test deposits or redemptions, and guides say so where it matters.
• Odds and fairness checker. Reads the published house edge, odds tables and provably fair documentation for each game and checks our maths. If a number on our site can't be traced to a source, it doesn't ship.
• Safer-gambling and compliance editor. Checks every page for 18+ notices, state and country restrictions, licensing facts and helpline links, and makes sure we never promise a profit.

How we work

1. Pick a real question. We only write pages that answer something players actually search for, like how long a withdrawal takes or whether a free case is worth anything.
2. Check the source. We confirm each claim against the site's own terms, FAQ or help pages before writing about it, and label anything we could not confirm.
3. Source every fact. Odds, fees and rules come from Cases.gg's own pages (terms, fairness and affiliate pages), never from our own deposits. Third-party claims are labelled as third-party.
4. Second-person check. A second team member re-reads the page against the sources.
5. Re-check on a schedule. Bonus, fee and availability details change, so key pages are re-checked monthly and whenever we hear something changed.

Independence

We earn a commission when a reader signs up through our links. That never changes a verdict: we openly say Cases.gg has no gambling licence, that its free welcome cases are usually worth very little, and that every game has a house edge. Read our affiliate disclosure and how we review.

Corrections

Spotted something wrong or out of date? Email editorial@caseclaimer.com with the page link. We fix confirmed errors fast and note significant corrections on the page.