Designer: one skin for CS:GO brings the creator an average of $420,000
Revenue from one CS:GO skin for its creator averaged $420,000, said the artist, nicknamed T-R3x3r, who is engaged in the development of maps and items for the shooter.
There is a very big difference between the cases. A year ago I did some calculations for each case, and they are accurate to some extent.
If you take the case of Operation Hydra, because there’s a very low income from it-the case from there could bring [the skinmaker] about $50,000. That’s not much. But on average you make about $420,000 from a skinmaker. Yeah, [and blue rare, and pink, and red]. This is the average – there are cases for skins from which you can get twice as much, and then there are, for which you get half as much
Previously, video blogger Anomaly calculated how much Valve earns from the sale of keys for CS:GO cases. According to his estimates, the developers’ daily income from this type of in-game content is about $1.8 million.
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Drake
Wow, $420,000 for one skin! That’s insane! I always knew that CS:GO skins were valuable, but I never thought they could be worth that much. It’s amazing to see how much the CS:GO community values these skins, and how much money people are willing to spend on them.
suicide squad
It’s no surprise that Valve makes a lot of money from CS:GO cases, but it’s still mind-boggling to think about how much they earn on a daily basis. $1.8 million a day is an insane amount of money, even for a company as big as Valve
Damian_goodfellazz
I’ve always been a fan of opening CS:GO cases and seeing what skins I get. It’s a bit of a gamble, but the potential rewards are definitely worth it. It’s crazy to think that some of the skins inside those cases could be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars!
skillz club {Glen15}
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