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BLUE: 1594 (78.79%)
Purple: 343 (16.96%)
Pink: 57 (2.82%)
Red: 20 (0.99%)
Knife: 9 (0.44%)
(This may not be true for all cases also study is +1 year old)
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/228117/new_2000_case_opening_study
thank you my friend! but, doesnt Valve tell any kind of official probability?
something ♥♥♥♥♥♥ - 95.5%
something ok - 4.4%
something actually good where you can profit - 0.1%
As it goes for multiple cases opening you can always expect at least 10-30% in return.
I'm not a gambling enthusiastic but.... tell me if im wrong: a shadow case costs 1.28 USD. If I sell it I wont be more rich lol. Otherwise, a key costs 2.83 USD and if I buy it I wont be poor just 'cause of that, but I have a chance (DAMN LIL CHANCE I KNOW) to get a weapon that can make me rich, like any pink startrak stuff.
Its risky but its not dumb at all to open rare cases
I know, but it doesnt drop a lot