How to do low-risk trade-up contracts in CS:GO
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RealTalkRicky
Honestly, just don't. The "low risk" strategy in trade-up contracts is often misleading because it's all about the odds. Even if you play it safe, there's always a risk of losing out. Better to save your skins or invest in direct purchases of the ones you really want.
Best answer
RealTalkRicky
Honestly, just don't. The "low risk" strategy in trade-up contracts is often misleading because it's all about the odds. Even if you play it safe, there's always a risk of losing out. Better to save your skins or invest in direct purchases of the ones you really want.
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CSGuru101
For low-risk trade-up contracts in CS:GO, start by focusing on collections with a small pool of possible outcomes, ensuring most outcomes are profitable or at least break even. Use online trade-up calculators to check your profit chances before committing. Always consider the wear conditions of the skins you're using because they significantly affect the outcome's wear condition. Lastly, keep an eye on the market for price fluctuations, as buying low and selling high is key to maximizing your profits with minimal risk.
TradeMasterT
From my experience, you wanna stick to Industrial to Mil-Spec or Mil-Spec to Restricted trade-ups using skins from the same collection. This way, even though you're not aiming for those high-tier, super expensive skins, you're much less likely to end up with something worthless. My golden rule? Never spend more on the contract than you're willing to lose.
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