CS:GO Weapon Case 3

CS:GO Weapon Case 3 The Arms Deal 3 Collection

Skins
12
Covert
1
Rare Special Item
Rare Special Item
Methodology
Data Methodology

The CS:GO Weapon Case 3 holds 12 skins plus a rare special item (Rare Special Item). Its Covert skin is CZ75-Auto | Victoria. Below you'll find every item with its exact drop chance from Valve's published odds and a simulator to open it for free.

CS:GO Weapon Case 3 contents

All 12 skins, highest rarity first. Each item's chance is its rarity's published odds split evenly across the items in that rarity.

★ Rare Special Item

0.26%
Rare Special Item

★ Rare Special Item

1 in about 385 opens (0.26%) gives a rare special item. In this case that's one of these knives, in any of its finishes:

  • ★ Bayonet
  • ★ Flip Knife
  • ★ Gut Knife
  • ★ Karambit
  • ★ M9 Bayonet

Covert

1 item · 0.64% total

Classified

2 items · 3.2% total
  • CZ75-Auto | The Fuschia Is Now
    CZ75-AutoThe Fuschia Is Now1.6% per open
  • P250 | Undertow
    P250Undertow1.6% per open

Restricted

4 items · 15.98% total

Mil-Spec Grade

5 items · 79.92% total

Case opening simulator

Open the CS:GO Weapon Case 3 as often as you like and compare your results with Valve's odds. Single opens play the reel; ×10 rolls ten at once.

Simulation only. Nothing here is real: no keys, no items, no money. Every roll uses Valve's published odds and an even split within each rarity.

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Your results vs expected

RarityYou gotExpected
Rare Special Item00
Covert00
Classified00
Restricted00
Mil-Spec Grade00

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CS:GO Weapon Case 3 drop odds

Valve's published odds by rarity, with the number of CS:GO Weapon Case 3 items in each rarity and the resulting chance per item. A specific Covert skin is 0.64% per open, and any single Mil-Spec skin is 15.98%.

CS2 weapon case drop odds by rarity
RarityChanceAbout 1 inItemsPer item
Rare Special Item0.26%38550.052%
Covert0.64%15610.64%
Classified3.2%3121.6%
Restricted15.98%644%
Mil-Spec Grade79.92%1515.98%

Source: the odds Valve publishes for CS2 weapon cases. Inside a rarity, every item is equally likely. Any weapon (and any knife) also has a 10% chance to be StatTrak™. Gloves are never StatTrak™.

The CS:GO Weapon Case 3 (The Arms Deal 3 Collection) contains 12 skins: 1 Covert, 2 Classified, 4 Restricted and 5 Mil-Spec. With Valve's published odds, each Covert skin (CZ75-Auto | Victoria) drops 0.64% of the time, and a StatTrak™ Covert is about 0.064% per open. Its rare special item is the Rare Special Item pool (Bayonet, Flip Knife, Gut Knife, Karambit, M9 Bayonet) at 0.26% per open, roughly 1 in 385.

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CS:GO Weapon Case 3 FAQ

What's in the CS:GO Weapon Case 3?

The CS:GO Weapon Case 3 contains 12 skins: 1 Covert (CZ75-Auto | Victoria), 2 Classified, 4 Restricted and 5 Mil-Spec, plus a rare special item (Rare Special Item).

What are the CS:GO Weapon Case 3 odds?

Valve's published odds apply: Mil-Spec 79.92%, Restricted 15.98%, Classified 3.20%, Covert 0.64% and rare special 0.26%. Split across this case's items, each Covert skin is 0.64% per open and each Mil-Spec skin is 15.98%.

What knife or gloves can drop from the CS:GO Weapon Case 3?

The CS:GO Weapon Case 3's rare special item is a knife: Bayonet, Flip Knife, Gut Knife, Karambit, M9 Bayonet. It drops 0.26% of the time, about once every 385 opens, and can be StatTrak™.

Can the CS:GO Weapon Case 3 drop StatTrak™ items?

Yes. Every weapon and knife from the CS:GO Weapon Case 3 has a 10% chance to be StatTrak™, so a StatTrak™ Covert is about 0.064% per open.

Can I open the CS:GO Weapon Case 3 for free?

You can simulate it for free on this page. The simulator uses Valve's published odds and opens nothing real: no keys, no items, no money. In-game, opening a case needs its matching key.