How to Make Money With CS Money

Everything is digital. The pandemic gave people no choice but to face the “new normal”. Moreover, this has also forced many of us to stay at home. Due to this, we have gained so much time to spend on our hobbies such as reading books, watching online shows, gardening, painting and even playing online games.

Aside from this, there are a lot of people who have lost their job and are looking for alternative ways to earn money while at home. This is why we will discuss here one of the many ways of generating income online. One that is quite the same yet different from stock trading or selling commodities online.

Would you believe me if I say that you can earn money by playing games? Yes, you read that right! Even if there are so many parents in the world who are against their children spending so much time playing online games, these kids could actually make a living out of it! But, I’m not saying that these are only for kids. This is also for the grown-ups whose hobbies include playing online games.

Sounds interesting, right? You can play and earn money at the same time! This is the reason why you should sit down and find out how to make money with CS Money.

What is CS Money?

CS.money is an online skin trading platform. Just to clarify, it’s not human skin so don’t exaggerate when you read about this. It’s about the costumes of the game characters– often referred to as “skins”. Furthermore, you can also trade game items. As a gamer, you know that there are rare items that you can sell in exchange for a huge amount of money.

The goal of CS.money is to become a platform for gamers who want to sell or trade the items and the skins that they have earned by playing Counter Strike: Global Offensive. Furthermore, this is also an avenue for those who want to buy those items and skins.

What is CS:GO?

Counter Strike: Global Offensive or CS:GO is a successful online game since its launch way back in 2012. As a matter of fact, it is the world’s number one action game! The reason behind this is because its gameplay is super realistic and you can play it from a first person’s point of view. It is a shooter video game wherein you will have to fight different terrorists. To defeat the terrorists, you have to locate and defuse a bomb and rescue or guard hostages.

How to Trade Skin Through CS.money?

I know how exciting you are to start earning while playing the phenomenal Counter Strike: Global Offensive. This is why we have the step-by-step process on how you can trade skins and items through the CS.money online platform.

The first step is for you to have a Steam account.  Steam is a software where you can download and play a lot of amazing online games such as DOTA, Skyrim, and especially Counter Strike. So, if you are a long-time gamer, then you should already have a Steam account for a long time already. You will use your Steam account to sign up to Cs.money and then you will get a trade link. Furthermore, it is important that you take note of the link because that’s what you will use for any transactions from the moment you sign up.

After that, connecting your steam account will give you access to your inventory. From there, you should select the item that you want to trade from your inventory. Next is to choose an item from the bot’s inventory and then click the “trade” button.

The next step is to wait while the system is processing your transaction. After this, you will get a list of “trade offers” or the things that you can exchange for the items that you want to trade. If you are already satisfied with the trade offer, you can now proceed in clicking the “accept” button. If not, you can try and renegotiate by changing the offer.

Lastly, you should accept the trade via the Steam mobile authenticator. That’s it! Easy as pie, right? Just follow these simple steps and you may now enjoy your new item or skin.

And by the ways, this is not just about an item-to-item kind of trading. Some people who are utilizing the platform are actually paying real money in exchange for an item that they really fancy. Note that the rarer the item, the more valuable it is.

More to Know

There are also some technical terms that you need to understand so that you can successfully sell your Counter Strike: Global Offensive or CS:GO skin. If you are really eager to learn about it then check out this list!

• Overpay – just as the term implies, this is about people wanting you to pay more than the item is worth.
• Mirrored – Same playside pattern as backside pattern on a knife.
• Diamond – Diamond Slaughter Pattern
• B/O or Buyout – A value or price in which you would instantly trade your item for.
• C/O or Current Offer – The best offer that you consider at a certain point
• SS – Screenshot
• Glitched “FN”– FN looking knife/very good condition.
• Rank – The top 10 knives of that preset (Top 10 Crimson Web M9 Bayonet MW is a common tier list)
• Gut – Gut Knife
• Flip – Flip Knife
• Autobump – Automatic bump on CSGO Lounge Trades
• PS – Playside
• BS – Backside
• Pure – Keys or Cash
• FN – Factory New
• MW – Minimal Wear
• Phoenix – Bird Slaughter Pattern
• Heart – Heart Slaughter Pattern
• Angel – Angel Slaughter Pattern
• Zebra – No Slaughter Pattern/Stripes
• Vanilla – No skin on a knife (Default, plain-looking version of that knife)
• Kara – Karambit
• M9 – M9 Bayonet
• Bayo – Bayonet Regular
• Bfly – Butterfly Knife
• Highball –  When a seller overpriced his item.
• Lowball – When there’s a very low offer.
• Full Fade – The entire knife has fade colors, no grey.
• Pink fade – Specific to the Karambit Fade, a Karambit Fade with 85-90% Pink.
• Blue Gem-  Knife with a lot of blue color on it (WW, FT, MW, FN Case Hardened, not so much BS).
• CH – Case Hardened
• CW – Crimson Web
• Flawless – No scratches
• Quicksell – Selling something lower than it’s a market price for pure currency which is usually cash or keys
• FT – Field-Tested
• WW – Well-Worn
• BS – Battle-Scarred

Furthermore, if you want to learn more about the online game skin trading, it is best to check out this book from Amazon– Adventures in the Skin Trade by Thomas Dylan.