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🏷️ CSGOEmpire Discount Mode explained
In one sentence: Discount Mode lets you pay only a percentage of a battle's cost, and if you win, you receive that same percentage of the winnings. It's a way to play expensive cases with a smaller stake.
How Discount Mode works
- You pick a percentage of the full battle cost to pay.
- The battle plays out exactly like normal with the full cases.
- If you win, you get the same percentage of the winnings. Pay 50%, win 50% of the pot.
Risk and reward shrink together. You get the excitement of opening high-value cases without paying full price, but the payout is scaled down the same way.
Example: a 1v1 battle that costs 100 coins
Normal battle
You pay 100 coins. You win a pot of items worth 180 coins → you get 180 coins.
Discount at 25%
You pay 25 coins. Same win → you get 25% of 180 = 45 coins.
If you lose
Normal: you lose 100 coins. Discount at 25%: you lose 25 coins.
Numbers are just an illustration.
How to turn on Discount Mode
- Go to Games → Case Battles and create a battle.
- Pick battle type and cases.
- Toggle Discount Mode on and choose the percentage you want to pay.
- Create the battle.
Things to know before you play
- It doesn't improve your odds. Your chance of winning is exactly the same; only the stake and payout are scaled.
- It's a good way to keep stakes small. If you want to try pricey cases, a low percentage keeps each battle cheap.
- Watch the total. Cheaper battles are easy to repeat many times. Add it up and it can cost as much as one full-price battle.
- The house edge still applies to every battle, discounted or not.
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What does Discount Mode do?
You pay a percentage of the battle cost, and if you win you receive the same percentage of the winnings.
Does Discount Mode change my chance to win?
No. The battle and the openings are exactly the same. Only the amount you pay and the amount you receive are scaled.
Is Discount Mode worth it?
It's useful if you want to play expensive cases on a small budget. It doesn't make battles more profitable in the long run.