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Top 10 CSGO Roulette Sites In 2024

CSGO is still hugely popular, even 11 years after it was first released. In fact, it’s massively more popular today than it was back then. That’s a rare thing in today’s gaming industry, and there’s a couple of simple reasons why.

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The first is that it’s just a very good game. Free-to-play and with far more content than it launched with, there’s never been a better time to get into it. It is one of those occasional titles that seem to stay popular and supported forever.

And then there’s the other reason: cosmetics. CSGO has its own economy, and it’s entirely built around skins. Showing off your own style within the game has become something else entirely: an all-consuming behemoth built on winning (or buying) things that have no impact on your in-game performance. But people have gone loco for it.

Naturally that has led to other ways of getting skins, including CSGO roulette. Yes, you can use gambling to bet your skins and, hopefully, come out with something great.

Today we’re going to take a quick look at some of the best CSGO roulette sites, and what you might hope to gain by using them.

CS:GO Roulette Websites Review

CSGO roulette sites help you take your skins and gamble with them. It’s as simple as that. You don’t have to worry too much about strategy or being good at the game itself. It’s just another way of joining the gambling community.

The best CSGO roulette sites are ones that are open and transparent. A lot has changed in this area in the last six or seven years, ever since Valve started trying to curb it. With that said, this is not a reason not to try out CSGO roulette. It’s not illegal and no gambler has ever been banned for doing it.

Other than that, those familiar with gambling online and especially with roulette sites will feel right at home looking at the selection below. Each has their own upsides and downsides, so take a little time to research them.

CSGOEmpire

This was one of the first CSGO roulette sites to launch. Because of that and its positive reputation, you’ll often see it pop up in these conversations. It is definitely a safe bet for those looking to get into this hobby.

They make a very big deal about being open and transparent, and have information on their website which can be useful for those interested in CSGO roulette.

So if it’s not your first stop in your research, it should certainly be one of the first.

CSGOPolygon

Another older site, CSGOPolygon has more than its fair share of customers. Similar in looks to CSGO Empire, it also has its own cryptocurrency. It has a good selection of games to pick from and a variety of deposit and withdrawal options.

Gamdom

At the risk of repeating myself, I’ll say it again: Gamdom has been around for a very long time. All three of the sites so far have been around for about the same period, so it shows you exactly when this type of gambling begun to take off.

Like the others, Gamdom has a wide variety of games and social features on offer. But you might find they don’t support your local jurisdiction, so check that you can actually load the site before looking too closely at what it might offer.

CSGORoll

This is one of the older si-

No, I’m kidding. Although CSGORoll has been around for as long as the others, it was shut down for quite a period once Valve started limited trades. As a result, it disappeared until 2020, when it was relaunched with fresh games and graphics.

And it’s paid off, because it looks great and does what it needs to do.

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Duelbits

Duelbits isn’t as CSGO Roulette focusses as some of the games on this list, so it may be a good choice if you’re looking to do some sportsbetting on top using skins.

CSGO500

While this once focussed entirely on CSGO, it has since gotten away from it somewhat. For that reason, you’ll find it has multiple domain names. But you can still gamble with your skins if you choose.

RooBet

Roobet might not be available where you live, so give it a check before you get too far into your research. If it’s available though, you’ll find a site that offers a wide variety of games.

WTFskins

WTFSkins is a little more CSGO focussed than our last couple of examples. It brags quick deposit and withdrawal and daily free bonuses.

Clash.GG

This is the most recent addition to our list. ClashGG launched earlier this year, but don’t let that put you off. It has proven very popular, so it must be doing something right.

It has a rewards program that is fair and different methods of withdrawal, including cryptocurrency.

How to Choose CS:GO Roulette Sites?

As we always recommend, the best way of choosing any gambling site is to take your time and do your research. That doesn’t change, even when you’re betting skins.

First of all, decide exactly what it is that you want from your CSGO roulette. What other options do you want? What bonuses do each of them give you? Are they available in your local language? Do you like the layout and colour scheme?

Once you know exactly what it is you want, it’ll be so much easier to find it. From there, do a bit of research to make sure that the site you’re using is genuine. Make sure that it’s safe and secure, and that there aren’t going to be any nasty surprises. This is usually as simple as hitting Google because, let’s face it, when someone has a problem, they’re only all too happy to share it online.

And once all of that is done and you’re happy in the knowledge that the website you have selected is safe and secure, you can get started.

Conclusion

CSGO roulette sites are a pretty niche form of gambling. But that doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be catered for. If nothing else, it has helped to ensure CSGO is as popular now as it has ever been. And no doubt that will long continue.

If you’ve found this page, there’s a decent chance that you’re already interested in the idea of playing CSGO roulette. Hopefully by this point you know that it’s safe and fun. So go do your research, find the website that is perfect for you and enjoy your time.

 

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blank Mat Growcott has been a long-time member of the gaming press. He's written two books and a web series, and doesn't have nearly enough time to play the games he writes about.

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