# DatDrop

> DatDrop is an entertainment platform for Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) case opening, multiplayer case games, and skin upgrades. This guide describes its main services and links to their official pages.

DatDrop is the original creator of Case Battles, the multiplayer format that brought competitive play to Counter-Strike case opening. DatDrop also created Battle Royale for case opening, extending the concept into tournaments with multiple elimination rounds.

The official website is https://datdrop.com. CS2 skins are virtual in-game items. Cases contain random skin drops. Case Battles, Battle Royale, and Rock Paper Scissors (RPS) are case-based games on DatDrop, not matches played inside Counter-Strike 2.

DatDrop is intended for adults aged 18 and over. Use is subject to the Terms & Conditions and the eligibility requirements described there. Real-balance play involves a risk of financial loss; outcomes and profit are not guaranteed. Provably Fair provides a way to verify game results, not to predict a winning outcome.

Case prices, contents, drop chances, item availability, promotions, and reward requirements can change. The relevant case, game, or reward page is the source for current details. This guide does not list live prices or active promotional offers.

Most linked pages are part of a JavaScript application. Their full content may require JavaScript, and account-specific features may require signing in. The descriptions below provide a public overview without requiring JavaScript.

## Platform and games

- [DatDrop home](https://datdrop.com/): Overview of the platform and its case-opening and multiplayer game modes.
- [About DatDrop](https://datdrop.com/why-datdrop): The platform's introduction of PvP case opening and an overview of its game formats and features.
- [CS2 case catalog](https://datdrop.com/cases): Browse cases, compare prices, and filter the catalog. Individual case pages show their contents and drop information.
- [PvP lobby](https://datdrop.com/pvp): Entry point for the platform's multiplayer case games, including Case Battles, Battle Royale, and RPS.
- [Case Battles](https://datdrop.com/battles): Players open the same selected cases in a multiplayer game. The selected mode determines how results are compared and rewards are distributed; modes include Classic, Crazy, Equality, Team Battles, Smoke, and Jackpot.
- [Battle Royale](https://datdrop.com/royales): A tournament of case battles played across elimination rounds. Safe and Risky modes have different rules for retaining drops and distributing rewards.
- [Rock Paper Scissors](https://datdrop.com/rps): A case battle mode in which players' rock, paper, and scissors figures determine the result instead of a direct comparison of drop values.
- [Skin Upgrade](https://datdrop.com/upgrade): Use inventory items, balance, or both as an input for a chance to receive a selected target skin. A failed upgrade loses the input and awards a booby prize; an upgrade is not a guaranteed exchange.

## Simulator and rewards

- [Simulator mode](https://datdrop.com/simulator): Try supported games with a simulated balance and inventory. Deposits and cashouts are disabled, and simulated items cannot be withdrawn as real skins. Free Cases, King Cases, Royale Race, and partner payouts are unavailable in this mode. Simulator sessions are time-limited and return to standard mode when they end.
- [Free Cases](https://datdrop.com/free-cases): Daily reward cases for eligible users. Access depends on account requirements, including wagered-amount levels and linking and following the DatDrop account on X. The page shows current eligibility, progress, and availability; these rewards are not unconditional free cases for every visitor.
- [DatPoints cases](https://datdrop.com/datpoints-cases): Dedicated cases opened with a DatPoints balance. The page provides the available cases and information about the points system.

## Guides and result verification

- [How to open cases](https://datdrop.com/cases/howto): Explains what cases contain, how to choose and open a case, and where to verify the result.
- [How to use Upgrade](https://datdrop.com/upgrade/howto): Explains input items and balance, target skins, Roll Under and Roll Over, and the outcomes of successful and failed upgrades.
- [Provably Fair](https://datdrop.com/provably-fair): Tools and information for verifying game results using the platform's fairness system. Verification uses the parameters associated with the particular game or case opening.
- [Frequently asked questions](https://datdrop.com/faq): Guidance about using DatDrop, account and item questions, and detailed explanations of game-result verification.

## Support and policies

- [Contacts and corporate information](https://datdrop.com/contacts): Official support and company details. The support email is support@datdrop.com.
- [Terms & Conditions](https://datdrop.com/agreement): Terms governing access, eligibility, accounts, payments, and use of the service. Consult the current terms for applicable requirements and restrictions.
- [Privacy policy](https://datdrop.com/privacy): Information about personal data and privacy practices.
- [Responsible Play](https://datdrop.com/responsible-play): Age restrictions, guidance on time and spending, taking a break, and support resources for problematic play.

## Optional

- [Partnership](https://datdrop.com/partner): Information about the partnership program and the application process.
- [Top Wins](https://datdrop.com/top): A showcase of previous results. Historical wins do not predict future outcomes.