Industrial trade-ups
10 Consumer Grade skins in. Output: one Industrial Grade skin.
Ten Consumer Grade skins go in. One Industrial Grade skin comes out.
This is the bottom of the gun ladder. The draw rule is the same as the higher tiers: collection mix sets the shares, and fees are already in the expected P/L.
Each collection's share of the draw equals how many of the 10 inputs came from it, divided by 10. That share is split evenly across the next-rarity skins in the collection.
953,491 active trade-ups, 73,625 with positive expected profit after fees. The table is this tier only, above $1 expected P/L, listings still active.
Cost includes buyer fees: CSFloat 2.8% + $0.30, DMarket 2.5%, Skinport 0%, Buff 3.5% + $0.15. Outcome prices are after CSFloat's 2% seller fee. Prices refresh continuously. Check each listing before you buy.
No active trade-ups above $1 expected P/L in this list right now. Listings sell and prices move. Open the board. The free view is delayed 3 hours.
Common questions
Do Consumer inputs follow a different draw?
No. Ten skins of one rarity still return one skin of the next rarity. A collection's share equals its input count divided by 10.
Which fees are included?
Cost includes buyer fees: CSFloat 2.8% + $0.30, DMarket 2.5%, Skinport 0%, Buff 3.5% + $0.15. Outcome prices are after CSFloat's 2% seller fee. Prices refresh continuously. Check each listing before you buy.
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