Farmskins

Farmskins has been on the block since 2016, and when I landed on their homepage, I could immediately tell they’ve poured a lot into design and hype. Bright animations, superhero-themed cases like “Super Ava” and “Lantern Ricksaw,” and a super clean UI that gives off serious comic-book energy. Honestly, it looks like something Gaben himself might’ve built if he was into cosplay.

But beyond the flash, I wanted to know what’s really going on under the hood. With over 194 million cases opened and over 32 million restricted skins pulled, they’ve clearly had volume. But is it still worth ripping cases here in 2025? I decided to dig in.

Welcome bonus

They hook you up with a free $0.90 right out the gate, and you can bump that with the promo code deposits. It’s not huge, but it’s a solid starting point. Plus, there’s a daily bonus system where you can open free cases every 24 hours. The more you play, the better your rewards get.

They also give up to 3% cashback as “Bullets” for every case opened. You can save those and spend them later in Gaben’s Store, which is kind of a smart move if you’re in it for the grind.

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How to claim bonus or promo code

Super easy:

1. Log in with Steam
2. Go to the Deposit page
3. Enter code deposits
4. You’ll get a free $0.90 to use on the site

And don’t forget to hit your daily bonus case for free rewards every 24 hours

Game selection

Farmskins isn’t trying to be a jack-of-all-trades gambling site, it focuses hard on case opening. You’ve got classic cases, superhero-themed exclusives, and even bundles for knives, AKs, and AWP fans. Prices range from $0.99 up to $19.99, and they even drop some juicy setups like “Asiimov or Fade.”

But there’s more than just spinning boxes. They’ve added:

• Upgrade – trade up low-tier skins for better ones
• Contract – merge multiple skins for a random item
• Skin Changer – straight-up replace your skins
• Gaben’s Store – a cashback system where you earn Bullets from every case you open
• Pick’em – a prediction-style game with case rewards

Still, don’t expect modes like Crash or Roulette. Farmskins is built for one thing: skins, and lots of them.

Is Farmskins legit?

Yep, Farmskins is definitely legit. They’ve been around since 2016, which is ancient for CS2 gambling sites. Their company info is public: WiseAvant OÜ, based in Tallinn, Estonia, with a real reg number and address. That’s more transparency than most sites give.

Plus, they’ve hosted actual CS tournaments like Farmskins Championship and WCA 2017 Qualifiers. While they’re not super active in esports these days, those events give them some real street cred.

They also have a Trustpilot score of 4.4 with over 700 reviews, and I found plenty of Reddit threads with positive feedback. People have issues here and there, but most say support helps and withdrawals are fair, if you follow the rules.

Payment methods

Farmskins lets you deposit with:

• Credit/Debit cards
• Crypto (Bitcoin newly added)
• Skins
• Gift cards (via G2A or Kinguin)
• Farmskins Wallet codes

For crypto, they use Skin2Pay, which works, but it isn’t always the most value-friendly option. There’s also a minimum deposit of $4, and you need to deposit once before you can withdraw anything.

Withdrawals are done via:

• CS2 skins
• Bitcoin (recently added)

Keep in mind that balance can’t be cashed out directly, only through skins or BTC.

How to withdraw

If you pull something you like, here’s how to get it into your CS2 inventory:

1. Head to your Farmskins inventory
2. Hover over your item and hit Accept
3. Wait for the Steam trade offer
4. Confirm on Steam and it is done

Usually takes about 45 minutes, but sometimes longer. Just make sure your Steam inventory is public, you’ve got Steam Guard active, and your trade URL is correct. If your Steam account isn’t set up properly, nothing’s gonna go through.

Customer support

Farmskins doesn’t have live chat, which is a bummer. Support is mostly through email:

• General help: support@farmskins.com
• Business inquiries: ads@farmskins.com

If you’re stuck, they recommend checking the FAQ or hitting up their Discord server for help. It works, but it’s not as smooth as having a 24/7 chat agent.

My experience

I threw $10 into Farmskins, used the code deposits, and started spinning a few superhero cases. The animations were top-tier – seriously, it’s like opening cases inside a Marvel comic. I pulled a couple mid-tier AKs, then tested the upgrade feature. It’s risky, but I actually hit one and turned a $5 skin into a $14 M4A1.

The withdrawal was smooth. Took about 40 minutes to land the trade offer in Steam, and it worked without issues. The cashback bullets felt like a nice bonus, not game-changing, but better than nothing. Overall, it was fun, simple, and didn’t feel sketchy.

That said, it could definitely improve transparency and add a fair-play system. If they added a proper live chat and more crypto options, they’d be in the top tier. But for now, it’s a decent place to pop open cases and maybe walk away with something worth flexing.

FAQ

Is Farmskins safe?
Yes, they’ve been around since 2016 with public company info and host CS2 events.

Can I withdraw my balance?
Nope. You can only withdraw in CS2 skins or Bitcoin.

Do I need to deposit before I withdraw?
Yes, you need to deposit at least $4 to enable withdrawals.

Can I use gift cards?
Yep. You can buy Farmskins Wallet cards from Kinguin or G2A and redeem them.

Is the site provably fair?
No provably fair system is publicly shown, which is a downside.