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Anubis Collection Package: CS2 case fairness report

This report starts with the Valve-published rarity probabilities for Anubis Collection Package. Market-priced cash-out RTP requires current item prices; until those prices are fetched and timestamped, CS2REF does not invent a precise percentage.

What can be verified now

  • Case identity: Anubis Collection Package
  • Status: Active Drop
  • Published item pool: 8 listed items across 4 rarity tiers
  • Rarity-tier odds sum to 99.74% — internally consistent with a 100% probability table.
  • Provably fair does not by itself establish payout value.

Where this figure comes from

The tier odds above are the ones CS2REF ships in its own case database, transcribed from Valve's published disclosure. They describe the probability of landing in a tier. They say nothing about what the item in that tier is worth when you try to sell it, which is the number that decides whether opening is value-positive for you.

Published rarity tiers for this case

Published rarity tiers and drop rates for Anubis Collection Package
Rarity tierPublished tier oddsItems in tier
Covert0.64%2
Classified3.2%2
Restricted15.98%2
Mil-Spec79.92%2
Total99.74%8

How to read a case fairness report

  1. 1Read the rarity tiers top to bottom; the sum of the published tiers should land near 100%.
  2. 2Treat the tier odds as the platform-independent part. They describe the drop, not the payout.
  3. 3Compare the tier list against what the operator publishes for its own version of the case.
  4. 4Do not read a fairness grade as a cash-out percentage — that needs timetamped market prices.
Sources: Valve's published drop-rate disclosure (Counter-Strike blog, June 2017), each platform's own published terms and fairness pages, and independent user reviews on Trustpilot. Ranking methodology: how CS2REF ranks case sites. Outbound platform links are affiliate links, disclosed and never weighted in the order.

Prices and grades must carry a retrieval timestamp. This page intentionally says when a number is not yet verifiable.