CS:GO & Counter-Strike 2 Loot Box Claims

Did you or your child play CS:GO or Counter-Strike 2 and purchase loot boxes?

Attorneys are reviewing potential claims involving Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) and Counter-Strike 2, where players can purchase and open loot boxes to obtain in-game skins or weapons.

These loot boxes contain items awarded at random based on rarity. Some players have used skins obtained from loot boxes on third-party websites that allow casino-style gambling.

Attorneys are investigating whether certain loot box systems and related third-party gambling activity may violate consumer protection or gambling laws.

If you or your child played CS:GO or Counter-Strike 2 and purchased loot boxes, you may be eligible to participate in a legal claim and seek compensation.

Submit your information to request a confidential review with an attorney to determine whether you may qualify.

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