What do you think about new CSGO cases site?

Hello everybody!
I wanted to tell you some interesting information. I think it will be useful for CS: GO fans. Recently I came across a new site BloodyCase.com with cases. I understand that they should launch in the near future and are now distributing promotional codes for a subscription. And there is also a competition to replenish the balance for those who guess the date of the site launch.

What do you think about this? Do you have any information about this site?

There's a gambling site called Gamdom that offers the same thing. I'm still confused how these third-party sites can offer skins for the game. I wonder what Valve thinks about all of this?

@AkiUtagawa

 My guess is that they don’t provide skins or violate community guidelines. These sites create cases from existing skins and add them to cases that you can open and get one of the items. The more expensive the case, the higher the probability of a rare skin falling out. And as a bonus, they give promotional codes and you can open a case with a good discount

It gives more chances for new players to get some rare skins and not paying a lot of money for cases and keys for them. Not looking at this, I still don't understand why people pay money just for seeing some pixels on the screen. In my opinion, it is a waste of money. I never paid money for such stupid things, and whenever I get a new skin, I sell it on skincashier.com. I buy new video games on my steam accounts with the money I get, so this is a good method to save some money while buying new games or the CSGO season pass.

@DelineNiin

Good day. I'm also a big fan of cs go and love to collect weapon skins, it's my hobby. I get most skins officially through Steam boxes.

@Tony_CS

 Thanks for sharing this exciting news! I haven't heard about BloodyCase.com yet, but it sounds intriguing. I'll definitely check it out! 

As for your question, I don't have specific information about BloodyCase.com yet, but it's always good to proceed with caution when trying new sites. Make sure to read reviews and check out their security measures before diving in.

From my experience with CS, I've seen many sites come and go. It's crucial to ensure they are legitimate to avoid any issues. If you're looking for ways to utilize your Steam Wallet funds outside of Steam, you might find this guide helpful: https://skinomat.com/blog/cash-out-steam-wallet/. It covers various methods to cash out your Steam Wallet, which can be handy if you want to use your funds for other things.

I have been away from cs trading for quite a while. I used to use csgopolygon. Is there any good site around now?