What CS2 Cases Have Karambits?

We are going to share with you what CSGO cases have Karambits, so you can buy and open them today to unlock your own rare knife.

Without anything more to add, let’s start!

There are 16 cases that can drop karambits in CS:GO & CS2, and here you have the full list:

• CS:GO Weapon Case
• CS:GO Weapon Case 2
• CS:GO Weapon Case 3
• eSports 2013 Case
• eSports 2013 Winter Case
• eSports 2014 Summer Case
• Winter Offensive Weapon Case
• Operation Bravo Case
• Operation Phoenix Weapon Case
• Operation Vanguard Weapon Case
• Revolver Case
• Chroma Case
• Chroma 2 Case
• Chroma 3 Case
• Gamma Case
• Gamma 2 Case

To help you decide which one you should choose to unlock and win a Karambit skin, below you will find more details about each one of these 16 CS2 cases.

This was the first ever case released by Valve, and it’s also one of the most expensive CS2 cases nowadays at over $100 each. If you decide to buy and open this premium case, you stand a chance at winning any of the following Karambits:

• Fade
• ★ (Vanilla)
• Urban Masked
• Blue Steel
• Scorched
• Crimson Web
• Forest DDPAT
• Safari Mesh
• Case Hardened
• Stained
• Boreal Forest
• Night
• Slaughter

This was the second case released by Valve, you can buy it over approximately $14 USD and if you decide to buy and open it, you stand a chance at winning any of the following Karambit knives:

• Fade
• ★ (Vanilla)
• Night
• Scorched
• Blue Steel
• Safari Mesh
• Stained
• Crimson Web
• Urban Masked
• Forest DDPAT
• Boreal Forest
• Slaughter
• Case Hardened

This is also one of the oldest CS2 cases introduced in the game, however it’s available at a lower price of approximately $7 USD. You can win any of the following Karambits if you unbox it:

• Fade
• ★ (Vanilla)
• Boreal Forest
• Safari Mesh
• Urban Masked
• Forest DDPAT
• Slaughter
• Crimson Web
• Scorched
• Case Hardened
• Night
• Blue Steel
• Stained

This was the third case introduced by Valve, and it’s also one of the rarest because it’s been discontinued, and hence it’s available at a premium price of approximately $46 USD. You can win the following Karambits if you open it:

• Fade
• ★ (Vanilla)
• Scorched
• Boreal Forest
• Case Hardened
• Safari Mesh
• Crimson Web
• Forest DDPAT
• Night
• Blue Steel
• Stained
• Urban Masked
• Slaughter

Just like the original eSports 2012 case, the Winter Case is a rare container selling for approximately $11 USD. It’s discontinued and hence it’s not part of the weekly Prime drop. If you buy and open it, it’s possible you might win any of the following skins:

• Fade
• ★ (Vanilla)
• Blue Steel
• Boreal Forest
• Forest DDPAT
• Stained
• Urban Masked
• Night
• Crimson Web
• Scorched
• Case Hardened
• Slaughter
• Safari Mesh

The eSports 2014 Summer Case is one of the rarest cases in CS2 because it was one of the first containers introduced in the game, and it’s currently discontinued, hence the unique way to obtain it is by buying it. It contains the following Karambits:

• Fade
• ★ (Vanilla)
• Forest DDPAT
• Crimson Web
• Boreal Forest
• Case Hardened
• Slaughter
• Urban Masked
• Stained
• Safari Mesh
• Blue Steel
• Night
• Scorched

The Winter Offensive Weapon Case is one of the oldest containers in CS2, and it’s available for approximately $8 USD. By opening this container, you stand a chance of winning any of the classic Karambits:

• Fade
• ★ (Vanilla)
• Urban Masked
• Blue Steel
• Safari Mesh
• Night
• Slaughter
• Boreal Forest
• Crimson Web
• Forest DDPAT
• Case Hardened
• Stained
• Scorched

The Operation Bravo Case is one of the oldest cases in CS:GO, and hence just like the rest of cases in this category, it will drop any of the classic Karambits:

• Fade
• ★ (Vanilla)
• Crimson Web
• Stained
• Night
• Slaughter
• Safari Mesh
• Boreal Forest
• Scorched
• Blue Steel
• Forest DDPAT
• Urban Masked
• Case Hardened

The Operation Phoenix Weapon Case was released in 2014, and hence it’s part of the group of the first cases released by Valve, and as a result, it will also drop any of the 13 classic Karambit knives:

• Fade
• ★ (Vanilla)
• Slaughter
• Stained
• Forest DDPAT
• Safari Mesh
• Crimson Web
• Urban Masked
• Scorched
• Case Hardened
• Boreal Forest
• Blue Steel
• Night

The Operation Vanguard Weapon Case is also one of the oldest cases in CS2 because it was released in 2014 – and hence it will drop the same skins like the rest of cases released in 2013 and 2014 with each case vary in chances of getting a knife:

• Fade
• ★ (Vanilla)
• Crimson Web
• Stained
• Blue Steel
• Scorched
• Safari Mesh
• Forest DDPAT
• Night
• Urban Masked
• Case Hardened
• Slaughter
• Boreal Forest

The Revolver Case is one of the most affordable cases containing the classic Karambit skins, with a low price of approximately $1.80 USD. Hence, you stand a chance at winning any of the following knives:

• Fade
• ★ (Vanilla)
• Blue Steel
• Scorched
• Urban Masked
• Crimson Web
• Night
• Stained
• Safari Mesh
• Boreal Forest
• Forest DDPAT
• Case Hardened
• Slaughter

With the introduction of the Chroma Case in 2015, players had the opportunity to win new Karambit skins, as opposed to the same 13 classic Karambits. Here you have the full list:

• Rust Coat
• Marble Fade
• Doppler
• Tiger Tooth
• Ultraviolet
• Damascus Steel

Just like the original Chroma Case, this new version contains the same Karambit skins, but since it’s available at a lower price of $2.90, many players prefer to unlock this container. Here you have the full list:

• Rust Coat
• Marble Fade
• Doppler
• Tiger Tooth
• Ultraviolet
• Damascus Steel

Just like the previous Chroma cases, the Chroma 3 Case contains the same Karambit skins, but at a lower price of $2.65 per opening:

• Rust Coat
• Marble Fade
• Doppler
• Tiger Tooth
• Ultraviolet
• Damascus Steel

Introduced in 2016, the Gamma Case is one of the most popular CS2 Karambit cases because it drops a different kind of Karambits, as opposed to the cases released from 2013 to 2014. Here you have the full list:

• Lore
• Black Laminate
• Gamma Doppler
• Autotronic
• Freehand
• Bright Water

The Gamma 2 Case was introduced in 2016, and just like the original Gamma Case, it drops the same Karambit skins, but at a lower price of $2.65:

• Lore
• Black Laminate
• Gamma Doppler
• Autotronic
• Freehand
• Bright Water

To help you pick the best case to open if you’re interested in winning a Karambit knife, there’s nothing better than making a complete overview and comparison. Check the table below to get all the details.

Our advice is to pick a case with a low-moderate price, a high number of available listings and the possibility to obtain it via the weekly prime drop (weekly case package), as such cases will increase your chances of dropping a rare Karambit.

When we talk about Karambits, we are talking about a vast universe of different knives, and here you have a complete list:

• Marble Fade
• Fade
• Autotronic
• Lore
• Gamma Doppler
• Slaughter
• Black Laminate
• Doppler
• Tiger Tooth
• Boreal Forest
• Night
• Vanilla
• Damascus Steel
• Case Hardened
• Blue Steel
• Stained
• Freehand
• Bright Water
• Ultraviolet
• Scorched
• Rust Coat
• Forest DDPAT
• Urban Masked
• Safari Mesh

Now that you are aware of all the Karambit skins you can win in CS2, you can explore and compare them, so you can decide which one you’d like to get as a drop from case opening, or which one you’d like to buy from the Steam Marketplace or your favorite CS2 trading site.

If you came here because you wanted to know what cases contain Karambits so you can invest your money into unlocking them, we encourage you to consider the following facts:

• The chances of winning a Karambit from any of the 16 cases that contain them is lower than 0.10%, as a result you’ll have to open the same cases hundreds of times to stand a chance at winning a Karambit knife
• Unless you’re aiming at winning an extremely rare Karambit such as a Karambit Blue Gem, you’re better off purchasing it directly from a marketplace – because the price and risk of opening cases might not be worth it
• Regardless of how much money you spend on opening any of the 16 CS2 cases containing Karambits, there are no guarantees you’ll ever get a Karambit knife. This is how CS2 case opening works, and you should be aware of this before investing your money in it
• Even though it’s possible to get some CS2 Karambit cases via the Weekly Prime Drop, the chances are just 1%, and you can claim this package only once per week, making it an extremely unreliable way of getting cases to open and win a Karambit knife with a Prime Status.

Now that it’s all clear, and you know what case opening is really about, you can make the best decision. If you can afford to lose money, and you’re aiming at dropping an exceptionally rare Karambit, case opening can be worth it. 

On the other hand, if the Karambit you want is not extremely rare, and you can find it at a decent price on an online marketplace, buying it directly might be the best option.

This is all for this article. Now you know which CS2 cases contain Karambits, and thanks to our comparison table, now you can pick the best one based on the Karambit you want to win and your budget.