What fee do jackpot sites take?

Usually 5–10% of the pot. Some sites lower it for players using a referral code or with a site name in their Steam profile.

Yes, before the site's fee. You'll win about half your flips over time, minus the fee on each win.

Best Jackpot & Coinflip Sites

Player-versus-player skin games: put skins in a pot or flip a coin against another player. Ranked on fees, fairness and trust.

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CSBattle

7.5

2025 newcomer built around CS2 case battles.

Provably fair: Not confirmed
KYC: Not required
Trustpilot: 3.3 / 5

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Payment methods

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RustChance

7.3

Rust jackpot and coinflip since 2019.

Provably fair: Not confirmed
KYC: Not required
Trustpilot: 1.8 / 5

Games

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Payment methods

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Free cases for new players, no ID needed to play

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Rewards

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How jackpot and coinflip work

In jackpot, everyone adds skins to one pot and your chance to win is your share of it. In coinflip, two players each stake skins of similar value and a provably fair flip decides who takes both. The site keeps a small fee from the pot instead of a house edge.

FAQ

What fee do jackpot sites take?: Usually 5–10% of the pot. Some sites lower it for players using a referral code or with a site name in their Steam profile.
Is coinflip 50/50?: Yes, before the site's fee. You'll win about half your flips over time, minus the fee on each win.