Evelone spent $150,000 on CS2 cases and knocked out a drop of only $7,000
Popular streamer Evelone surprised fans again — this time he opened more than 400 cases and capsules in Counter-Strike 2, spending over $150,000. However, the result was shockingly unprofitable: the total drop cost less than $7,100, and the most expensive item was the Clan-Mystik | Katowice 2014 costs about $833.
Sad outcome — $7,050 per $150,000
At the end of the entire opening, Evelone earned only about $7,050. The most expensive drop was the Clan-Mystik sticker | Katowice 2014 is an item prized by collectors, but costs “only” ~$833. This is not even 5% of the amount spent.
The amount of expenses – more than $150,000 – includes not only the price of cases and capsules, but also the keys to them. The cost of some cases on the Steam marketplace reaches hundreds of dollars, especially when it comes to old tournaments like EMS One Katowice 2014.
Despite the colossal losses, the Evelone received the main thing – attention. However, it also served as a reminder: a case opening is not an investment, but a high-risk entertainment. The situation with Evelone may affect the perception of case discoveries in the CS2 community, especially among young people. The more such examples, the louder the main conclusion sounds: in this lottery, the player almost always wins.
