How do I start?

Follow five steps in order. The first and last are the ones people skip, and they matter most.

  1. Step 1: Check your age and local law

    You must be 18 or older. Skin and crypto gambling is restricted or illegal in some countries and states.

  2. Step 2: Create an account

    Register with email or sign in through Steam. Use a strong, unique password.

  3. Step 3: Make a small first deposit

    Choose an amount you can afford to lose completely.

  4. Step 4: Place a minimum bet

    Learn the slider, the direction toggle and the payout readout with low stakes.

  5. Step 5: Test a withdrawal early

    Withdraw a small amount to see the process and the time it takes.

Before step one, set a budget and a time limit. Write them down. Our responsible gambling guide has tips.

What do I need to sign up?

Usually an email address or a Steam account, and sometimes identity checks. Requirements differ by site. Some state a KYC policy, and some ask for verification before a withdrawal. Check the terms first. If you plan to use skins you also need a Steam account in good standing. Our guide to choosing a safe CS:GO dice site shows what to look for before you register.

How much should I deposit first?

Deposit a small amount that you can lose entirely. The purpose of the first deposit is to learn the site and test how payouts work, not to win. Dice has a house edge, so over time you should expect to lose.

How do I place a bet?

A bet has four inputs: the stake, the direction (Roll Over or Roll Under), the target and the roll button.

  1. Enter a stake.
  2. Pick Roll Over or Roll Under.
  3. Move the target. The win chance and multiplier update.
  4. Press roll and read the result.

If you are unsure what the numbers mean, read how a CS:GO dice game works. Avoid autobet until you understand how fast it adds up: it can place many bets in a minute.

Only if you use skins. Skin deposits and withdrawals go through Steam trade offers, and a site usually asks for your Steam trade URL. Crypto-only players do not need one. The prerequisites and delays are covered in CS:GO dice deposits and withdrawals.

Why test a withdrawal early?

Because it is the best test of a site you can run cheaply. A small withdrawal shows how long it takes, what the site asks for and whether the terms match what it advertises. If a withdrawal is blocked or delayed without a clear reason, stop and do not deposit more. Treat advertised speeds as estimates until you have tested a small withdrawal yourself.

What next?

Set a loss limit and stop when you reach it. Read CS:GO dice strategies, bankroll and scams for how to manage your bankroll, and compare sites in our ranking. We explain how we score them in the methodology.